Zach Ambroise

Zach Ambroise, born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, and raised in Maryland, is a filmmaker and director known for his compelling storytelling and minimalist visual style. After moving to Los Angeles in 2016, he began his career as a film composer before transitioning into cinematography and directing in 2020. Zach has collaborated with notable figures such as Rayan Lawrence from "BMF" and the iconic Toni Braxton, showcasing his ability to work across diverse creative mediums. He has written and directed several short films, including "Gabriel", starring Rayan Lawrence, which highlights his talent for crafting emotionally resonant narratives. Zach has studied under acclaimed director Jamal Hill and assisted renowned cinematographers Bradford Young and Malik Hassan Sayeed, further honing his craft under their guidance. His work reflects a dedication to naturalistic aesthetics, often using natural light to enhance authenticity. Drawing on his extensive background in music and filmmaking, Zach continues to establish himself as a versatile and innovative artist in the industry.