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Selene Almeron is a cinematographer and colorist based in Brooklyn and Manila. Her passion for photography and cameras began at a young age when her older sister taught her how to use a DSLR camera. This early fascination evolved into a deep interest in cinema, leading her to explore filmmaking in college, where she honed her skills behind the camera and in post-production. She was invited to the 2018 MOWELFUND Advanced Cinematography Masterclass in Manila and later participated in the 2019 Summer Filmmaking Program at FAMU Prague.

In 2018, Selene shot her undergraduate thesis film, Balai (Home), which won the Grand Jury Prize at the prestigious 67th FAMAS Awards. The film was an Official Selection at the 2019 Melbourne Short Film Festival, the 2020 Nepal International Film Festival, the 2021 Oroquieta Film Festival, and the 2021 Gawad Alternatibo Film Festival.

Since then, she has worked as a cinematographer and colorist on films such as System Disrupted (2025), Sublimation (2025), Everything There Is to Know About Me (2024), and Grand Gestures (2019). She gravitates toward stories exploring queerness, grief, nature and spirituality, and complex family and friendship dynamics. Passionate about the collaborative process from pre-production to post, she is dedicated to bringing a film’s vision to life.

Selene is currently completing her MFA in Cinematography at the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema at Brooklyn College. She works as a freelance cinematographer, colorist, 1st AC, and DIT across film, television, and advertising.





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Selene Almeron
Cinematographer, Colorist, 1st AC, DIT
Brooklyn | Manila