
Directing
Cauleen Smith
Born 1967-09-25 · Riverside, California, USA
Cauleen Smith (born September 25, 1967) is an American born filmmaker and multimedia artist. She is best known for her experimental works that address the African-American identity, specifically the issues facing black women today. Smith is best known for her feature film Drylongso (1998). Smith currently teaches in the School of Art at the California Institute of the Arts.
Credits
Newest first
Only NowDirector2025
The Volcano ManifestoDirector2025
The Deep West AssemblyDirector2024
My CalderaDirector2022
SuffolkDirector2021
Cinetracts '20Director2020
Egungun (Ancestor Can't Find Me)Director2019
SojournerDirector2019
PilgrimDirector of Photography2019
PilgrimDirector2019
Three Songs about LiberationProducer2017
Three Songs about LiberationDirector2017
Sine at the Canyon Sine at the Sea (by Kelly Gabron)Director2017
Triangle TradeDirector2017
Spirits of Rebellion: Black Cinema at UCLAas Herself2016
Lessons in SemaphoreDirector2016
Crow RequiemDirector2015
Crow RequiemCinematography2015
Crow RequiemWriter2015
Crow RequiemProduction Design2015
Crow RequiemSound2015
Crow RequiemEditor2015
H-E-L-L-ODirector2015
Songs for Earth & FolkDirector2013
The Way Out Is The Way TwoDirector2012
Night Skyas Judge2011
Remote ViewingDirector2011- The GridDirector2011
Solar Flare Arkestral Marching BandDirector2011
Solar Flare Arkestral Marching BandProducer2011
EntitledDirector2008
The Fullness of TimeDirector2008
I WANT TO SEE MY SKIRTDirector2006
The Green DressDirector2005- Sisters in Cinemaas Self2003
The Changing SameDirector2001
The Changing SameWriter2001
Women in Filmas Woman Prisoner2001
DrylongsoDirector1999
DrylongsoProducer1999
DrylongsoEditor1999
DrylongsoWriter1999
DrylongsoFoley1999
DrylongsoADR Recordist1999
DrylongsoDialogue Editor1999
DrylongsoSound Effects1999- White SuitDirector1998
Chronicles of a Lying Spirit (by Kelly Gabron)Director1992- Daily RainsDirector1990
The Right Time, Before and AfterDirector—- T Minus TwoDirector—
Mines to CavesDirector—