Salise Hughes is an American experimental filmmaker based in Seattle who specializes in making films that feature hand-drawn animation done over top of found footage.
You can learn more about this filmmaker at her official website.
Salise Hughes is an American experimental filmmaker based in Seattle who specializes in making films that feature hand-drawn animation done over top of found footage.
You can learn more about this filmmaker at her official website.
Charade (2013)
Erasable Cities (2011)
How to Draw Flowers (2011)
The Swimmer (2010)
Celluloid Heroes Never Really Die (2010)
Nothing to Fear But Nothing Itself (2009)
The Tourist (2008)
How to Draw Dogs (2007)
Every One I Have Ever Known (2007)
Double Lives (2007)
There Were Houses Here (2006)
How to Draw Clouds (2006)
Flying Dreams (2006)
Title Wave (2005)
Believe it or not, but Albuquerque, New Mexico’s essential Experiments in Cinema is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year on April 15-19.
Salise Hughes makes wonderful experimental short films that deal with identity and place. Squeeky is a cute furball.
Hollywood is a place where one can completely reinvent oneself for fame and fortune. Experimental filmmaker Salise Hughes plays with the entire notion of shifting one’s identity with another entry in her “erased film” entries: Her brilliant reworking of the classic screwball mystery romance Charade.
Experiments in Cinema v9.72, which runs April 14-21 in Albuquerque, NM, will screen cameraless films from Spain, youth films, a Kerry Laitala performance, films by Deborah Stratman, Paul Clipson and more.
The inaugural Winnipeg Underground Film Festival features loads of short experimental films by Bryan Boyce, Salise Hughes, Jodie Mack; retrospectives of Jesse McLean and Paul Clipson; and lots more.
The second annual Experimental Film Festival Portland will feature work by local superstars such as Bob Moricz, Vanessa Renwick, Matt McCormick and others; as well as work from all over the world.
The 15th annual Antimatter Film Festival is screening experimental features by Matt McCormick, Sabine Gruffat and Ben Rivers, plus shorts by Clint Enns, Jim Haverkamp and more.
Filmmaker Salise Hughes is selling artwork of manipulated digital images from Hollywood films at her website Re:Store.
Salise Hughes, one of the modern masters of digitally re-working found footage into new experimental narratives, is raising funds for her latest project, Charade.
Experiments in Cinema v7.9 features a filmmaking workshop by Kerry Laitala, films by Matt McCormick, Salise Hughes, Leslie Supnet, Jesse McLean, Paul Clipson and many more.