Nathan Scialom

Born in Neuilly, Paris, in 1991 to an English mother and a French father who first crossed paths in New York, Nathan's artistic journey was nurtured from an early age. Immersed in the vibrant worlds of film, photography, music, and visual arts, he was encouraged by his parents to pursue his passions fervently, embracing the belief that true happiness lies in the pursuit of one's dreams. Upon obtaining his diploma in Paris, Nathan took a significant step forward by relocating to New York to study at the prestigious New York Film Academy, where he graduated in October 2013. His talent quickly gained recognition with his short film project, "Calibri," which not only showcased his cinematic vision but also garnered multiple awards, including accolades for Best Director and Best Cinematography at various film festivals. Launching his career as a r, Nathan had the distinct honor of capturing behind-the-scenes moments at the iconic Apollo Theater, a project that beautifully intertwined his love for music with his visual storytelling. This passion led him to direct music videos, among them the highly acclaimed "Doll House" by Mélanie Martinez, which has amassed over 117 million views and a million likes on YouTube, solidifying his place in the music video realm. Nathan's artistic versatility continued to flourish as he collaborated with renowned brands, including a series of fashion digital films for Armani. Currently, he divides his time between Paris and New York, where he continues to create compelling commercial work that resonates with audiences worldwide. Through his lens, Nathan captures the essence of diverse narratives, blending artistry with a unique perspective that defines his evolving body of work.