Tunisia & MENA Region
Amine
Hamouda
Documentary filmmaker & photographer. Human stories, authentic connections — for organisations that believe visual truth changes minds.
Tunisia & MENA Region
Documentary filmmaker & photographer. Human stories, authentic connections — for organisations that believe visual truth changes minds.
I'm a documentary filmmaker and photographer based in Tunisia, working across North Africa and the MENA region. My practice is rooted in one conviction: the story is always about the person in front of the camera.
Over a decade of work with international organisations, NGOs, and media institutions has given me the ability to navigate complex cultural contexts while delivering broadcast-quality visual content — from single-day shoots to multi-country productions.
I direct, shoot, and edit. I also mentor emerging documentary filmmakers through structured programmes that emphasise craft, ethics, and sustainable creative practice.
Documentary and corporate video production for NGOs, international organisations, institutions, and brands. From short-form reportage to full documentary features — in Arabic, French, or English.
Get in touch →Documentary and editorial photography for project reportage, institutional communications, cultural events, and long-form visual stories. Available for assignment across MENA and internationally.
Get in touch →Structured 1-on-1 coaching and group workshops for aspiring documentary filmmakers. Covering storytelling, field craft, ethics, and building a sustainable creative practice. Available remotely or in-person.
Book a free call →Learn more about me & my work
My YouTube channel gives you an honest look at my documentary projects, behind-the-scenes process, and the thinking behind each story. If you're considering working with me — this is where to start.
Watch on YouTubeAvailable for documentary commissions, NGO & institutional filmmaking, corporate branded content, photography projects, and workshop facilitation across MENA and internationally.
Whether you have a brief, a rough idea, or just want to understand how we might work together — book a free 30-minute call. No strings attached.
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