Storytelling has always been my way of making sense of the world. Growing up in Egypt, I often felt like an outsider, and films became the space where I could exist freely, where emotions could be reshaped and understood. That’s where my love for editing began. For me, editing isn’t just technical, it’s emotional. It’s where a film truly comes alive. Over the past few years, I’ve worked on a range of projects, short films, documentaries, and dance films, each one teaching me more about rhythm, silence, and the power of a single frame. My journey through different cultures and film traditions has shaped my editorial eye and deepened my commitment to telling stories that challenge norms. I want to keep growing, both technically and creatively, and continue shaping films that don’t just entertain, but leave a deep emotional impact. Films that stay with people long after they end.