My Story

was born in Egypt, surrounded by a culture with thousands of years of artistic tradition. I initially followed the path expected of me and built a successful career in pharmacy, but eventually realized that my true calling was filmmaking. I began as a writer and director, but found my voice through cinematography—the visual language that can communicate beyond words, borders, education, or social status. For me, the camera is not simply a tool for making images beautiful; it is a way of observing people, exploring identity, relationships, power, and the complexity of human experience. The more I create, the more I find myself asking questions rather than trying to provide answers. I am drawn to stories that explore the many perspectives and contradictions that make us human. I want my work to feel honest, immersive, and emotionally alive. Today, cinematography is both my craft and my way of understanding the world. My goal is to create images that illuminate stories, evoke emotion, and leave something behind long after the screen goes dark.