Carrie House

he/him she/her
Job title
editor   producer   director  
Identity categories
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Indigenous   Diné   Navajo   Oneida   Iroquois  
Places of practice

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Metadata
Biography

Carrie House is a Diné (Navajo)/Oneida Iroquois editor, producer, film director, founder of the Gallup Film Foundation, and contributor to the books Two-Spirit People (Jacobs, Thomas, and Lang [eds.] Citation1997; House Citation1997) and Sovereign Erotics (Driskill, Justice, Miranda, and Tatonetti [eds.] Citation2011; House Citation2011). His/her films include Shi' Life (2013), Two Embrace (2009), and I Am (1993). Together with his/her late brother Conrad House, who was a well-known artist, he/she founded Balancing Factors, a media art and sustainable living contributions project. His/her writings and films explore the lived experiences of 2LGBTIQ.

House, Carrie. “Blessed by the Holy People.” Taylor & Francis Online, June 2, 2016. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10894160.2016.1151242.
Filmography
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    I Am

    , 1997

    Director, Composer, Producer

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    Two Embrace

    , 2009

    Director, Producer, Editor, Writer/Screenwriter/Story