In 2011, when I was 16 years old, the Libyan uprising reached my hometown of Zuwara, Libya. Picking up a point and shoot camera, I began photographing what was happening around me, ultimately volunteering with a local media center that was covering the demonstrations in the streets. Before long, I was working with Libya’s first TV channel broadcasting all its programs in the Tamazight Language of the Indigenous Amazigh people: Ibraren TV. As an Amazigh person myself, I was proud to work in the production and directing of six weekly shows as well as varied promotional content and news reports in my native language.
When I came to Canada, I started my videography business anew and began filming weddings. I put my heart and soul into this work and feel extremely lucky to do what I love: capturing in permanence those ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ moments for my clients. To me, videography is a way to tell a story through those little details that might be missed by an untrained eye. When shooting I can be found chasing the “money shot” which may happen when you least expect it!
In September of 2025, I commenced filming the documentary Wonders of the Bay for Bell TV, exploring the rich marine ecosystems, dramatic tides, and diverse wildlife of the Bay of Fundy. From capturing elusive marine species to showcasing the stunning coastal landscapes of our region, this project highlights the delicate balance and breathtaking beauty of Atlantic Canada's natural marine habitats. Wonders of the Bay is available to watch here: https://tv1.bell.ca/fibetv1/shows/wonders-of-the-bay.
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