Ramy Moharam Fouad (born 1999) is a Belgian film director, photographer, and actor. A graduate of Sint-Lukas Brussels (2021), he directed the short film Til I Return, which screened at festivals including FIFF Namur and the Leuven International Short Film Festival.
He began his career at 16 directing music videos, notably for singer-songwriter Tamino, with whom he continues to collaborate. He has since directed videos for artists including Selah Sue, blackwave., Emma Bale, and Oscar and the Wol...
Ramy Moharam Fouad (born 1999) is a Belgian film director, photographer, and actor. A graduate of Sint-Lukas Brussels (2021), he directed the short film Til I Return, which screened at festivals including FIFF Namur and the Leuven International Short Film Festival.
He began his career at 16 directing music videos, notably for singer-songwriter Tamino, with whom he continues to collaborate. He has since directed videos for artists including Selah Sue, blackwave., Emma Bale, and Oscar and the Wolf, and won a MIA (Music Industry Award) in 2024 for Best Music Video for Sunflower (Tamino & Angèle).
Alongside his work in music and fashion film, Moharam Fouad made his acting debut in 2021 in the series F*** You Very Very Much, directed by Bert Scholiers, and is developing his own fiction projects for film and television.
Ramy Moharam Fouad (born 1999) is a Belgian film director, photographer, and actor. A graduate of Sint-Lukas Brussels (2021), he directed the short film Til I Return, which screened at festivals including FIFF Namur and the Leuven International Short Film Festival.
He began his career at 16 directing music videos, notably for singer-songwriter Tamino, with whom he continues to collaborate. He has since directed videos for artists including Selah Sue, blackwave., Emma Bale, and Oscar and the Wolf, and won a MIA (Music Industry Award) in 2024 for Best Music Video for Sunflower (Tamino & Angèle).
Alongside his work in music and fashion film, Moharam Fouad made his acting debut in 2021 in the series F*** You Very Very Much, directed by Bert Scholiers, and is developing his own fiction projects for film and television.
