Storm Saulter

Storm Saulter (born September 21, 1983) is a Jamaican filmmaker and photographer. He wrote and directed the 2010 film Better Mus' Come and directed the 2018 film Sprinter. In 2020, Sprinter was released on Netflix.

Life and career Saulter was born in Negril, Jamaica, on September 21, 1983. Storm attended The Los Angeles Film School and graduated in 2001 with a focus in editing and cinematography.

He released his debut film Better Mus’ Come, in 2010, with a theatrical release in the U.S. in 2013. In 2018, the film Sprinter was released, which he directed and co-wrote.

In addition to his own filmmaking work, Saulter co-founded the New Caribbean Cinema collective, created in 2013 to showcase new Caribbean filmmakers.

In 2019, Saulter stated that he was working on an adaptation of John Crow's Devil, the first novel by Jamaican author Marlon James.

His film “Sprinter” won several awards, including Best Director, Audience Award, and the Grand Jury Prize from the American Black Film Festival, the New Visions Award from the Bahamas International Film Festival, and Jury Prize from Pan African Film Festival. and Art Basel.

Selected work Music videos "Shaka Zulu Pickney", Tarrus Riley's 2010 song - director "Who Knows", Protoje featuring Chronixx (2014) - director "Peter Pan", Arcade Fire (2018) - director "Skankin’ Sweet", Chronixx (2018) - director "Dynamite", Sean Paul featuring Sia (2021) - director

Films Better Mus’ Come (2010) - director, co-screenwriter Sprinter (2018) - director, writer