Devon Hawkes Ludlow is an Emmy winning puppeteer, and an award director, filmmaker, writer, editor and composer. His first feature, the punk puppet musical 'The Love That Would Not Die' has won multiple awards, including the International Seattle Film Festival, The Fright Night Int'l Film Festival, and Madrid Film Festival, including Best Rogue Film, Best Horror Comedy, Best Screenplay, and more. He won an Emmy for his performance as Alax on ‘The Early Show With Alax’. He is a regular guest art...
Devon Hawkes Ludlow is an Emmy winning puppeteer, and an award director, filmmaker, writer, editor and composer. His first feature, the punk puppet musical 'The Love That Would Not Die' has won multiple awards, including the International Seattle Film Festival, The Fright Night Int'l Film Festival, and Madrid Film Festival, including Best Rogue Film, Best Horror Comedy, Best Screenplay, and more. He won an Emmy for his performance as Alax on ‘The Early Show With Alax’. He is a regular guest artist for Meow Wolf and a semi regular with the Tomorrow! Show with Ron Lynch.
Besides film and stage, Ludlow has worked closely with as a teacher, organizer and manager. He is the driving force behind the independent film and theatre company the Human Beast Box. In addition, he has taught puppetry and film workshops with NMSA (New Mexico School for the Arts), SFUAD (Santa Fe University of Art and Design), New Mexico Museum, Albuquerque Museum, Meow Wolf, and many more.
Devon Hawkes Ludlow is an Emmy winning puppeteer, and an award director, filmmaker, writer, editor and composer. His first feature, the punk puppet musical 'The Love That Would Not Die' has won multiple awards, including the International Seattle Film Festival, The Fright Night Int'l Film Festival, and Madrid Film Festival, including Best Rogue Film, Best Horror Comedy, Best Screenplay, and more. He won an Emmy for his performance as Alax on ‘The Early Show With Alax’. He is a regular guest artist for Meow Wolf and a semi regular with the Tomorrow! Show with Ron Lynch.
Besides film and stage, Ludlow has worked closely with as a teacher, organizer and manager. He is the driving force behind the independent film and theatre company the Human Beast Box. In addition, he has taught puppetry and film workshops with NMSA (New Mexico School for the Arts), SFUAD (Santa Fe University of Art and Design), New Mexico Museum, Albuquerque Museum, Meow Wolf, and many more.
