Jadon Cal is a multifaceted filmmaker and actor whose journey through the entertainment industry is a unique blend of grassroots beginnings and a growing roster of critically acclaimed projects. Born and raised in Los Angeles by veteran actor parents, he began his performing career at a young age and seamlessly transitioned into filmmaking immediately after completing high school.
His early work, characterized by its scrappy, personal, and hands-on approach, laid the groundwork for a career that now spans both studio and independent feature films, including collaborations with notable talent such as Joey King, Mira Sorvino, Lee Majors, Danielle Harris, and Aleksa Palladino.
As an actor, Jadon is drawn to roles that demand intense transformation, fully immersing himself in characters until he disappears into them. His recent performance in Florida Wild, playing a Doc Holliday-inspired drifter in a stylized Southern drama, showcased his ability to bring depth and nuance to his characters.
His lead performance in Robbie Ain't Right No More (2023) opposite Madeleine McGraw premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, earning him multiple awards and national recognition on the festival circuit.
Behind the camera, Jadon continues to develop bold, character-driven stories. His latest film, Off Rip (2025),which he wrote, directed, and stars in, won Best Florida Feature Film at the 2025 Gasparilla International Film Festival and has received glowing early reviews on IMDb, with audiences praising its ambition, emotional edge, and standout performances.
With his next feature, Skippin' Town, currently in development, Jadon is pushing the boundaries of his craft once again. Each new project marks a step forward in scope, nuance, and cinematic craftsmanship, as he continues to carve out a space defined by bold choices, evolving artistry, and an unwavering commitment to telling stories that resonate on a visceral level.
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Jadon Cal is a multi-hyphenate filmmaker and actor born and raised in Los Angeles by veteran actor parents. He began performing at a young age and transitioned into filmmaking straight out of high school.
