Jordan Hogg
Jordan is a BAFTA-winning drama director from Yorkshire with a disability (cerebral palsy); he has over 70 hours of broadcast TV credits and first trained through the Channel 4's 4Talent scheme & won a BAFTA Breakthrough in 2020. Jordan has just completed directing period-drama All Creatures Great & Small, having previously directed ground-breaking BBC1 drama Ralph & Katie - the first mainstream drama to feature 2 learning disabled lead actors, a project seen as pioneering for inclusive TV. He previously directed Channel 4 prison-drama series Screw, Channel 5 thriller Blindspot & both the third and fourth seasons of Ackley Bridge for The Forge Entertainment, as well as episodes for BBC1 prime-time drama Death in Paradise. Jordan has also directed episodes for flagship BBC1 medical-drama-series Casualty & won a BAFTA in 2018. In 2020 Jordan won BAFTA Breakthrough award for his work on Ackley Bridge.
Crew
TV
Death in Paradise
Director
2011
TV
Brassic
Director
2019
TV
All Creatures Great & Small
Director
2020
TV
Coronation Street
Director
1960
TV
Emmerdale
Director
1972
TV
Casualty
Director
1986
TV
Hollyoaks
Director
1995
TV
Doctors
Director
2000
TV
Ackley Bridge
Director
2017
TV
The Evermoor Chronicles
Director
2014
TV
Screw
Director
2022
TV
The Dumping Ground
Director
2013