Shams Abou El Enein

Shams Abou El Enein is a Swiss filmmaker who started at a very young age to attend a local monthly film contest where he was the youngest director, and won several times, in particular best film of the year in 2011. In 2012 he started film studies at S.A.E. Institute Geneva where he learned during two years the fundamentals of professional film making. At the beginning of 2014, his short movie "Emerentia" ended up as one of the sixth best films out of a category of 287 in the "Bloody Cuts Horror Film Contest", an international competition of short horror films started up by Ben Franklin and Anthony Melton. In summer 2015 he directed a second short film, "Semedee", heavily reeling on visual effects, which is going to be released end 2015. Shams moved to Vancouver during the end of the year 2014, to perfect his skills in film making at Vancouver Film School, where he studies now, continuing his passion with a new project : "Mechanics Of Life".