ABOUT

Black and white portrait of a young Jah Croyant with curly hair, one hand resting on his chin, wearing a single earring, with a serious expression.

I am a photographer, cinematographer, and emerging director from Atlanta, currently studying Digital Cinematography at Full Sail University. With over four years of experience and more than 30 music videos completed, my work centers on visual storytelling, brand identity, and emotion.

Before transitioning fully into film, I worked as an audio engineer and artist developer—an experience that continues to shape how I approach image-making. I’ve always been interested in communicating who a subject or artist is before an audience ever hears a sound. That philosophy led me into photography, music videos, and eventually narrative filmmaking, including projects such as The Mess We Carry (2025).

Alongside directing and cinematography, I am developing my voice as a colorist. Coming from a background where I interpreted music through color, I naturally see images in terms of tone, contrast, and separation. Understanding color as a language has allowed me to grow expeditiously in the space, informing how I approach composition, framing, and mood in a more intuitive and accelerated way.

Now based in South Georgia, I am expanding my palette beyond music-driven visuals, focusing on character, atmosphere, and story as I continue to evolve as a DP, director, and colorist.