Cutter Hodierne

Just before Cutter Hodierne was born, his parents sold everything they owned, quit their jobs, and bought a 32 foot cutter-rigged sailboat, for which he is named. Accordingly, Hodierne spent the first three years of his life sailing in the South Pacific Ocean. At age 22, he toured the world with U2 on the biggest rock tour in music history, serving as their 'filmmaker on the road', shooting online content, and directing and editing pieces for 'U2: 360°at the Rose Bowl'. At age 24, Hodierne took his earnings from touring and traveled to East Africa to direct Fishing Without Nets. The short film won the Grand Jury Prize in Short Filmmaking at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. In January 2014, Hodierne won the Directing Award for drama at the Sundance Film Festival.