Ahmed Ibrahim

Ahmed Ibrahim is an Egyptian American director and filmmaker based in New York and Los Angeles. Ibrahim studied law at Alexandria University before moving to New York where he graduated from NYU majoring in film, and immigration patterns in media. In New York, Ibrahim joined the Shirin Neshat Studio in 2011 where he worked as a producer and assistant director. His short film, Noor, screened at over thirty film festivals worldwide, winning awards including Best Muhr Arab Short at the Dubai International Film Festival. In 2016 Ibrahim joined the assistant directors team on Homeland, Season 6, then he shadowed director Dan Attias on Season 7. His first feature film, set in Cairo and Brooklyn, has already received the Dubai Film Connection development award. Ibrahim has also directed videos for platforms such as Visionaire Publishing and Refinery 29. His stage directing debut was Roddy Bottum's (Faith No More ) Sasquatch The Opera as part of the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh Scotland in 2017. Ibrahim is also a 2018 Half Foundation fellow of the Ryan Murphy Television Directing Mentorship Program. He shadowed director Gwyneth Horder-Payton on season 2 of POSE. In 2022, Ahmed shadowed Richard Shepard on Welcome To Chippendales. Ibrahim and Murray Bartlett (WHITE LOTUS) are developing a limited series starring Bartlett.