Scott Barley

Scott Barley (born 11 November 1992, Wales, UK) is a British filmmaker and artist. His work has been associated with the Remodernist and Slow cinema movements, and are primarily concerned with the anthropocene, nature, darkness, cosmology, phenomenology, and mysticism. His filmmaking methods have been compared to David Lynch, Stan Brakhage, Philippe Grandrieux, Béla Tarr, Alexander Sokurov, Maya Deren and Jean Epstein. Since early 2015, Barley has almost exclusively shot his films on an iPhone. He is most well known for the 2017 experimental film, Sleep Has Her House.

Scott Barley

Scott Barley (born 11 November 1992, Wales, UK) is a British filmmaker and artist. His work has been associated with the Remodernist and Slow cinema movements, and are primarily concerned with the anthropocene, nature, darkness, cosmology, phenomenology, and mysticism. His filmmaking methods have been compared to David Lynch, Stan Brakhage, Philippe Grandrieux, Béla Tarr, Alexander Sokurov, Maya Deren and Jean Epstein. Since early 2015, Barley has almost exclusively shot his films on an iPhone. He is most well known for the 2017 experimental film, Sleep Has Her House.