Shuli Huang
Shuli Huang is a Chinese writer, director, and cinematographer living in New York. His short film, Will You Look At Me, premiered at the 61st Semaine de la Critique where it was awarded the Queer Palm of Festival de Cannes 2022, and went on to win the Short Film Jury Award at Sundance Film Festival 2023. Goodbye First Love, his latest short film premiered in competition at Berlinale Shorts 2024. He has worked as a cinematographer on several feature films, including Farewell, My Hometown, which won the New Currents Award at Busan International Film Festival 2021, and Borrowed Time, selected for International Film Festival Rotterdam 2024. Shuli studied cinematography at the Beijing Film Academy and film directing in the Graduate Film Program at New York University.
Credits
Newest first- Images: Making "Peter Hujar's Day"Director2026
- Images: Making "Peter Hujar's Day"Cinematography2026
- Images: Making "Peter Hujar's Day"Editor2026
ReflectionDirector of Photography2025
Where Time Stood StillCinematography2024
Borrowed TimeDirector of Photography2024
Goodbye First Love2024- Goodbye First LoveDirector2024
- Goodbye First LoveWriter2024
A FALLEN FALLDirector of Photography2023
Will You Look at MeDirector2022- Will You Look at MeWriter2022
- Will You Look at MeCinematography2022
- Will You Look at MeProducer2022
- Will You Look at MeEditor2022
Farewell, My HometownDirector of Photography2021
ExposedDirector2021
UnstoppableCinematography2019