Noah Hutton (b. 1987)

Birthplace:
Los Angeles, California, USA

Born:
April 29, 1987

Noah Hutton got his start as a documentary filmmaker with the features Crude Independence (SXSW 2009) and Deep Time (SXSW 2015). In 2015, he created Brain City, a multi-platform installation in Times Square commissioned by the Times Square Arts Alliance. He has presented work at the Venice Biennale, Society for Neuroscience, Wellcome Collection, Rubin Museum of Art, and elsewhere. Noah graduated from Wesleyan University, where he studied art history and neuroscience, and received the Jacob Burns Film Center's 2015 New Lens Award.

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Cinematography:
2020  In Silico

Director:
2009  Crude Independence
2012  King for Two Days
2015  Deep Time
2017  Mosaic
2020  In Silico
2021  Lapsis
????  More to Live For

Editor:
2009  Crude Independence
2012  King for Two Days
2015  Deep Time
2017  Mosaic
2019  Mack Wrestles
2020  In Silico
2021  Lapsis
????  More to Live For

Music:
2009  Crude Independence
2012  King for Two Days
2015  Deep Time
2017  Mosaic
2019  Mack Wrestles
2020  In Silico
2021  Lapsis
????  More to Live For

Original Music Composer:
2009  Crude Independence
2012  King for Two Days
2015  Deep Time
2017  Mosaic
2019  Mack Wrestles
2020  In Silico
2021  Lapsis
????  More to Live For

Screenplay:
2009  Crude Independence
2012  King for Two Days
2015  Deep Time
2017  Mosaic
2019  Mack Wrestles
2020  In Silico
2021  Lapsis
????  More to Live For

Writer:
2009  Crude Independence
2012  King for Two Days
2015  Deep Time
2017  Mosaic
2019  Mack Wrestles
2020  In Silico
2021  Lapsis
????  More to Live For

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