Paul Bush was born in 1956 and studied Fine Art at Central School of Art and Design and Goldsmiths College, London. He taught himself how to make films while a member of the London Film-Makers Co-op and Chapter Film Workshop in Cardiff. From 1981 to 1993 he taught film-making, establishing a film workshop in south London and supervising a wide variety of courses and the production of numerous student films. Between 1995 and 2001 he taught on the visual arts course at Goldsmiths. He has lectured, run workshops and tutored at numerous art and film courses around the world, including the Academy of Media Arts of Cologne, CalArts, St Lukas in Brussels, KASK in Ghent, HGK Lucerne, the Royal College of Art, Duncan of Jordanstone and the National Film and Television School in Britain.

Babeldom, 2012
Central Swiss, 2006
Paul Bush Talks, 2005
Shinjuku Samurai, 2004
While Darwin Sleeps, 2004
Geisha Grooming, 2003
Secret Love, 2002
Busby Berkeley’s Tribute to Mae West, 2002
Lie Detector, 2001
Pas de Deux de Deux, 2001
Jekyll and Hyde, 2001
Flik-Flak, 2000
Furniture Poetry, 1999
The Albatross, 1998
The Rumour of True Things, 1996
1995 Still Life with Small Cup, 1995
His Comedy, 1994
Lake of Dreams, 1992
Forgetting, 1990
Lost Images, 1990
So Many, So Magnificent, 1987
The Cow’s Drama, 1984