Riley Hogan (b. 2001)

Birthplace:
Billerica, Massachusetts, USA

Born:
January 8, 2001

Riley Hogan is a writer, director, producer, sound recordist, assistant director, and editor from Billerica, Massachusetts known for the festival winning short film “Five Til Midnight” as well as his work on the HBO Documentary Film "A Revolution on Canvas".

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Animation:
2024  3-D

Assistant Director:
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D

Casting:
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D

Casting Coordinator:
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D

Chief Lighting Technician:
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D

Cinematography:
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D

Director:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Director of Photography:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Editor:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Foley Artist:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Producer:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Producer's Assistant:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Score Engineer:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Sound:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2023  thE RiNGiNG iN ouR EARS
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Sound Designer:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2023  thE RiNGiNG iN ouR EARS
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Sound Engineer:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2023  thE RiNGiNG iN ouR EARS
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Sound Mixer:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2023  thE RiNGiNG iN ouR EARS
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Sound Recordist:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2023  thE RiNGiNG iN ouR EARS
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

Writer:
2020  Brûler
2021  Forgiveness
2022  Five Til Midnight
2023  A Revolution on Canvas
2023  Cormorant
2023  Excuse Me
2023  The Letter
2023  thE RiNGiNG iN ouR EARS
2024  3-D
2024  Used Car Salesman

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