Harris Smith

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Born May 8, 1977 in Washington, DC. Moved to New York City in 1995. Filmmaker and co-founder, with Jesse Richards, of the Remodernist Film and Photography Group. Contributor to the book "Captured- A Film and Video History of the Lower East Side", edited by Clayton Patterson and published by Seven Stories Press. Host of the radio program "Modern Products" on East Village Radio. Director of the movies "Youngblood" (1995), "Modern Young Man" (1999), "You Can't See Me When I Hide" (2003) and "I Can't Look at You" (2004).

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