My work is what Arthur Jafa calls Black visual intonation—

“…envisioning a cinema that exists outside of Eurocentric limitations.”

It is transmedia storytelling, intentionally and immediately stretching beyond film to publishing, exhibition, and performing arts.

Short Bio

Sallomé Hralima is a writer and producer born in San Francisco and based in Brooklyn, NY. She specializes in documentary and historical drama. She has won awards and recognition for Best Narrative Short, Best Screenwriting, and Best in Festival.  Her documentary filmmaking includes a retrospective on the impact of “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,” a spotlight on hip hop archivist Syreeta Gates, an exploration of the role of community in home birth, and “It Was All a Dream,” a feature documentary focusing on the rappers and producers in the west and east coasts just before its biggest stars are slain. She lives in Brooklyn, NY with her husband and two children - Dream & Legacy.

• I have Gemini Sun, Capricorn Rising, Virgo Moon and was born on The Day of the Spark on The Cusp of Magic during the Season of Initiation in the Year of the Gold Monkey

• Top 5 Strengths: Strategic, Activator, Maximizer, Futuristic, Relator

• Personalities: ENTJ

• Life Path Number: 7