Gregor Jordan, a highly accomplished and acclaimed Australian film director and writer, entered this world in 1966, marking the beginning of a remarkable career that would go on to captivate audiences with its unique blend of cinematic flair and storytelling prowess.
Throughout his illustrious career, Jordan has left an indelible mark on the world of film, with a diverse and impressive filmography that boasts a wide range of critically acclaimed and commercially successful projects.
Among his most notable works are the 1999 film Two Hands, the 2001 film Buffalo Soldiers, and the 2003 film Ned Kelly, each of which showcases Jordan's remarkable ability to craft compelling narratives and characters that resonate deeply with viewers.
In addition to his feature films, Jordan has also demonstrated his versatility as a director by taking on a concert video project, These Days: Live in Concert (2004),which featured the renowned Australian rock band Powderfinger.
This project, like all of Jordan's work, is a testament to his dedication to his craft and his ability to bring out the best in his collaborators, resulting in a body of work that is both critically acclaimed and widely admired.
Noted film director Jordan has made a significant impact on the cinematic world, with his critically acclaimed film "Two Hands" receiving top honors at the Australian Film Institute Awards in 1999, taking home both the Best Direction and Best Screenplay accolades.
Notably, beyond his illustrious career in filmmaking, Jordan has been actively engaged in a multitude of diverse projects. One such endeavour is the completion of production on a live concert DVD capturing the pivotal moments of Powderfinger's farewell concert tour, aptly titled 'Sunsets'. Concurrently, Jordan is diligently working on a documentary that chronicles the remarkable story of Ian Thorpe's triumphant return to the world of professional swimming. Furthermore, Jordan is busily developing a plethora of feature films, as well as an innovative interactive filmmaking website, cleverly dubbed smashcut.com, which promises to revolutionize the art of storytelling.
Noted for his extraordinary accomplishments in various spheres, Jordan's life is also marked by a deeply personal and intimate relationship with Simone Kessell, a renowned New Zealand actress of great skill and artistry.
Together, this illustrious couple has been blessed with a loving son, Jack, who entered the world in January 2005, amidst the vibrant and culturally rich backdrop of Los Angeles.
Prior to his rise to fame in the world of cinema, Jordan first refined his acting abilities by taking on the pivotal role of Bassanio in a stage production of William Shakespeare's timeless masterpiece, The Merchant of Venice, which was expertly brought to life by the esteemed Shakespeare By The Sea (Australia) organization.
