In 2018, my life took a big shift when I moved to France. Back then, my main goal was to become a film director.
But along the way, my passion for visual storytelling and technical precision naturally led me to cinematography.
However, it never came easily. Being abroad meant finding ways to live and survive, which delayed many of my career goals and dreams. I struggled to get the projects I wanted and to create the images I envisioned.
I had to take a long detour, face a few disappointments, and keep pushing before finally being able to say: Here’s my first cinematography reel.
It’s a step I’m proud of and a glimpse of what’s to come.
To everyone who believed in me, trusted me, and gave me the space to create — thank you.
#cinematographer #showreel
Hey Mom, I’ve got something to tell you…
I quit my job. I’m officially going freelance!
This reel is a glimpse of what I’ve been up to — trips, events, corporate films, interviews, and personal projects.
After more than four years, I’m grateful for my time at SIGNS and the experiences I had there; a few shots from that period appear in this reel. Wishing the team all the best moving forward.
Now comes the time for a new challenge!
#videographer #filmmaker #creator
How many times should we fall? đź’”
I revisited this edit with a different song, this time with “Hedne” by @jad.obeid and @marilynenaaman .
It felt much closer to what I’m feeling today, and to what we’re going through.
My heart aches watching everything happening far from home.
TALK ABOUT LEBANON 🇱🇧💔
These past weeks have been overwhelming. We’ve been watching Lebanon face so much destruction.
From here, I follow everything through screens. I keep checking, even when it feels like too much.
But beyond what we see, I’ve been noticing a growing fracture between our people. And for me, that might be the most dangerous outcome of all this, even beyond the destruction itself.
