Tanisha Moreno is a Salvadoran/Honduran-American cinematographer and visual artist whose work explores purpose, connection, culture, and identity. Her intentional approach blends contemporary art with narrative cinema, resulting in visuals that are both grounded and transcendent.
Defined by poetic, dreamlike imagery, fragmented narratives, and integral creative components, Tanisha's practice moves fluidly between narrative filmmaking, brand campaigns, and personal visual essays, often centering on the aesthetics of life and consciousness.
Her films include Fuzzy Head (Slamdance Official Selection), Disney Launchpad's Project CC (NAACP award nominated, streaming on Disney+), and additional cinematography on Serious People (Sundance and Tribeca Official Selection, streaming on MUBI).
Her commercial lens has shaped campaigns for clients including Netflix, Nike, Vogue, Disney, Ray-Ban, WNBA, Google, Uber, Target, Air Jordan, EA Sports, Starbucks, and Delta, earning a nomination at the Tribeca X Awards for Best Commercial.
Beyond the screen, Tanisha's visual practice extends into fine art. Her cinematography is behind American Artist's immersive installation The Monophobic Response, a two-channel film and sculptural installation inspired by Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower, exhibited at LACMA.