Jeannette Godoy is a multifaceted creative force, hailing from a Mexican American background as a first-generation American. Her impressive career began in the realm of choreography, where she expertly navigated the world of film, television, and commercials. Godoy's work in this capacity has garnered significant recognition, particularly for her choreography of the iconic music video "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix A Lot, which has become a celebrated masterpiece in the music industry.
In addition to her work on the aforementioned music video, Godoy also lent her choreographic expertise to the film "CB4," starring the talented Chris Rock. This impressive resume serves as a testament to her versatility and skill as a choreographer.
In recent years, Godoy has ventured into the realm of television, creating and directing a short series for the popular dating app, Bumble. Titled "Pure Corazón," this semi-scripted series follows the lives of three Latinx daters from diverse cultural backgrounds as they courageously navigate the complexities of dating, identity, and life. Since its late September 2020 debut, the series has garnered an impressive 1 million views, a true testament to Godoy's innovative storytelling and direction.
Godoy's impressive portfolio also includes directing the cold open for the HBO Max Ha Comedy Festival. This comedic piece, starring the legendary Danny Trejo and rising Latinx actress Isabella Alvarez, served as the opening act for the festival and was executive produced by the esteemed Jeff Valdez.
Godoy is a fellow of the Black Magic Collective Breakthrough Initiative and the Sony Pictures TV Diverse Directors Program, two prestigious programs that have provided her with valuable opportunities for growth and development. She has also had the privilege of shadowing acclaimed directors Joe Menendez on the Freeform series "Siren" and Patricia Cardoso on an episode of the popular series "Party of Five."
