For me, it’s not just about the tools—it’s about finding the heart of each story and making it shine on screen. I approach every project as a canvas. Whether I’m capturing breathtaking visuals with a camera, playing with light and color, or editing to create the perfect rhythm, I always look for ways to infuse creativity into every shot. I thrive on pushing boundaries, experimenting with new techniques, and thinking outside the box to create content that’s fresh and engaging.

I am passionate about storytelling and have always believed in the power of media to share voices and experiences that often go unheard. My background has shaped my understanding of how crucial it is to bring diverse, lesser-known perspectives to the forefront of the industry. As someone as a North African female filmmaker who grew up in a non-traditional environment, with a unique cultural perspective,

 I have faced multiple barriers that have made it challenging to break into the media industry.

One of the main challenges I’ve encountered is the lack of access to professional networks, financial constraints, limited educational opportunities, and a lots of cultural barriers. This led me to self-education, networking in non-traditional ways, seeking mentorship, volunteering, building a portfolio independently,  These experiences have not only made me resourceful but also deepened my commitment to creating space for stories that do not always receive mainstream attention.

Throughout my career, I’ve worked on my own short documentaries, digital content, and various brand projects,, and each of these projects has reinforced my belief in the importance of authenticity and diverse voices in media. I’ve worked with underrepresented communities to document their untold histories. 

These experiences have not only broadened my understanding of storytelling but have also helped me refine the skills necessary to bring underrepresented narratives to life.