Ahmed Abdelrasol

Ahmed Abdelrasol is an Egyptian filmmaker and cinematographer from Alexandria, Egypt, known for his thoughtful visual storytelling and collaborative approach to independent cinema. A co-founder of Still Learning Films, he has developed a versatile creative practice spanning cinematography, writing, directing, and production, contributing to projects that emphasize emotional authenticity and human-centered narratives.

While studying Media at t...

Ahmed Abdelrasol is an Egyptian filmmaker and cinematographer from Alexandria, Egypt, known for his thoughtful visual storytelling and collaborative approach to independent cinema. A co-founder of Still Learning Films, he has developed a versatile creative practice spanning cinematography, writing, directing, and production, contributing to projects that emphasize emotional authenticity and human-centered narratives.

While studying Media at the Faculty of Arts, Alexandria University, Ahmed has continued to refine his cinematic voice through independent filmmaking. Among his notable early works is the short film "Out of Sight" 2023, which explores the universal search for inner peace through intimate and visually expressive storytelling. He also worked on the documentary as a Director in "If We Ever Forgot" (2025) , a university project that reflects his interest in combining documentary filmmaking with meaningful explorations of the human experience.

Ahmed served as the writer and cinematographer of "Passing By" (2026), the debut short film from Still Learning Films, Through his screenplay and cinematography, he helped shape the film's emotional atmosphere and distinctive visual language, contributing to its character-driven and introspective storytelling.

With a passion for meaningful cinema and carefully crafted visual narratives, Ahmed Abdelrasol continues to develop films that balance artistic expression with emotional honesty, reflecting his commitment to independent filmmaking and collaborative