Director, Filmmaker, Writer

 

Ahmed Ibrahim is an Egyptian American writer/director based in Provincetown, MA. He was born and raised in Cairo before moving to New York City at the age of 22. He graduated from NYU with a major in Film and Media Immigration Patterns. Ibrahim has written and directed award-winning shorts that have screened at more than 40 festivals worldwide. He worked at Shirin Neshat Studio as a producer and assistant director on
films shot across the globe and directed Roddy Bottum’s (Faith No More) Sasquatch The Opera at the Edinburgh Fringe.

In New York, Ibrahim joined the assistant directors' teams for Mr. Robot, Homeland, and Succession. He is a Ryan Murphy TV Directing Program fellow, a Disney Directing Program alumnus, and a member of the Directors Guild of America. His TV directing credits include Hulu’s Single Drunk Female and Deli Boys. His latest short film, A Chair For Her, stars Murray Bartlett and Mozhan Navabi. Ibrahim is an alumni of the Torino
Series Lab, where he developed his TV pilot Accidental Villains.

Ahmed is currently directing More is More: The Gifford House, a feature documentary about Provincetown’s legendary queer gathering place, its vibrant community, performers, and its history over the years.

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