Actor Jordon Hodges, renowned for his captivating portrayal of Noah Daly in the critically acclaimed film Sand Castles (2014),was born on March 2, 1987, in Goshen, Indiana.
Jordon's passion for acting originated during his studies at the Indiana University of South Bend (IUSB),where he enrolled in the course "Acting I: Fundamentals of Acting" due to its unique scheduling, allowing him to balance his academic commitments while receiving financial aid. His inaugural audition experience was a requirement for a local play, and he successfully secured the role. Following the play's run, he left college to pursue a comprehensive acting training in Chicago. His breakthrough role came in the indie college comedy Fraternity House (2008).
In 2010, Jordon made a significant career shift by relocating to Los Angeles, where he demonstrated his versatility by taking on two consecutive lead roles in Impulse Black (2011) and the period drama Mary's Buttons (2012). This dual performance garnered him festival acclaim and his first actor nomination.
Hodges further solidified his position in the indie film scene when he not only produced but also penned the screenplay for the multiple award-winning Sand Castles (2014),starring him in the lead role.
Subsequently, he starred as Jack Ables in The Shade Shepherd (2019),a film whose screenplay he co-authored with frequent collaborator Chris Faulisi.
Jordon's impressive filmography also includes appearances in Decomposed (2009),American Scream King (2010),and Deadly Karma (2011).
