Rare Objects
A story of friendship, resilience, and rebuilding a life.
Storytelling
Stories help us
recognize one
another.
Film is another form of building—gathering people around an idea and creating something capable of connecting strangers through a shared human experience.
02 Creative philosophy
Building through story
A point of view can become a world.
I am drawn to work with a distinct point of view: stories that take emotional risks, ask difficult questions, and remain with us after the final frame. As an executive producer, I help thoughtful filmmakers bring ambitious independent work into the world.
My interviews and premiere coverage extend that curiosity beyond the screen, creating space for actors, directors, and creative teams to speak about their process in their own words. The camera remains observational; the conversation stays at the center.
03 Selected films
Executive producing
Stories worth helping into the world.
Executive producer
Birth/Rebirth
An audacious exploration of motherhood, medicine, and moral boundaries.
The Man in the White Van
A psychological thriller shaped by memory, fear, and survival.
You Can Call Me Bill
An intimate portrait of William Shatner in his own words.
04 Conversations
The voices behind the work.
First-person interviews and premiere moments, presented from the point of view of the conversation itself.
Birth/Rebirth — Cast & Crew
A sit-down conversation with the cast and filmmakers about the ideas, performances, and collaboration behind the film.
Rare Objects — Cast & Filmmaker Interviews
Conversations with Katie Holmes, Julia Mayorga, Alan Cumming, and Derek Luke surrounding a deeply human story of renewal.
The Man in the White Van — Premiere
Premiere coverage and first-person conversations from the people who brought the psychological thriller to the screen.
You Can Call Me Bill — Premiere Week
A close look at the conversations surrounding William Shatner’s intimate cinematic portrait.
05 A24
A chapter in independent film
Distinctive voices.
Unforgettable worlds.
During my time working with A24, I was close to films that showed what can happen when singular filmmakers are trusted to follow an idea all the way through. Each found its own language for identity, intimacy, ambition, and the unease beneath familiar surfaces.
I Saw the TV Glow
A surreal, deeply personal meditation on identity, memory, and the stories through which we understand ourselves.
The Whale
Premiere coverage surrounding a performance and film that invited an extraordinary emotional response.
Brendan Fraser’s emotional reception offered a quiet reminder that cinema can connect an audience to both a performance and the person behind it.
Bodies Bodies Bodies
A sharp, kinetic collision of friendship, status, suspicion, and the anxieties of a generation—seen through the craft behind the camera.
06 Art & Music
Another creative language
Another language
for the unseen.
Paint, image, and sound offer a different way to explore the same questions that run through my work: how ideas take form, how emotion becomes structure, and how curiosity can lead us somewhere words cannot.
Fluid Art
Movement allowed
to find its own form.
Amad Elia’s fluid paintings explore the tension between intention and surrender. Pigment, motion, gravity, and time are allowed to collaborate, producing forms that evoke oceans, cells, landscapes, and distant worlds. Each work begins without a fixed destination and develops through curiosity.
01 · Fluid acrylic on canvas
Where Light Begins
Color gathers and separates like living matter, creating a luminous field suspended between ocean, garden, and cellular life.
02 · Fluid acrylic on canvas
Midnight Becoming
Subtle blue currents move through an expanse of darkness, capturing the quiet moment when something unseen begins to take form.
03 · Fluid acrylic on canvas
Tidal Cartography
Turquoise cells and earthen currents form an imagined map—part coastline, part microscopic world, and part terrain seen from above.
04 · Fluid acrylic on canvas
Fault Lines of Memory
Deep reds, blues, and metallic tones collide across shifting boundaries—suggesting memory reconstructed through fragments, pressure, and time.
05 · Fluid acrylic on canvas
Electric Migration
Bands of vivid color move across the canvas like organisms, constellations, or travelers following an invisible path.
06 · Fluid acrylic on canvas
The Architecture of Wonder
Hundreds of concentric forms radiate outward in a disciplined pattern, revealing order emerging from experimentation and movement.
07 · Fluid acrylic on canvas
The Space Between Worlds
Soft pinks, deep blues, white, and copper converge in an expansive composition that feels simultaneously geological, cosmic, and intimate.
Digital Art
Worlds suspended
between reality and dream.
Amad Elia’s digital work explores imagined worlds shaped by memory, solitude, transformation, and the unseen forces that guide us. Architecture becomes psychological space; landscapes hold emotional histories; and solitary figures move through environments suspended between reality and dream.
01 · Digital artwork
The House We Carry
Architecture becomes anatomy in a surreal meditation on the places that continue living inside us.
02 · Digital artwork
Temple of Stillness
A solitary pagoda emerges through the mist, evoking silence, contemplation, and the mystery of what cannot be clearly seen.
03 · Digital artwork
A Mind Preparing to Fly
A fragile nest obscures vision while the bird above suggests instinct, release, and the courage to move beyond familiar thought.
04 · Digital artwork
She Walked Beyond the Wind
A lone warrior moves through an impossible landscape, suggesting discipline, purpose, and grace amid constant change.
05 · Digital artwork
The Long Way Home
A traveler approaches a distant house across an unfamiliar landscape, uncertain whether he is returning to something known or meeting it for the first time.
06 · Digital artwork
The Last Signal
Beneath the northern lights, an isolated structure continues transmitting into the wilderness—a meditation on endurance, solitude, and hope.
07 · Digital artwork
The Music Between Worlds
A luminous violinist transforms sound into light within a monumental, shadowed chamber—where creativity becomes a form of transcendence.
07 Original music
Compositions
Emotion,
given motion.
Two bodies of original work explore music as atmosphere, narrative, and emotional architecture: vocal trance built for ascent and release, and cinematic compositions shaped for the spaces between image, memory, and story.
Vocal Trance
Expansive, melodic compositions where voice and momentum turn introspection into light.
01
Mystery of Life
Original composition · 5:15A contemplative vocal-trance piece shaped by the questions that accompany every meaningful life: why we are here, what connects us, and what may exist beyond what we can understand.
02
Emotions on the Edge
Original composition · 4:37A charged exploration of the moments when feeling becomes too powerful to contain—moving through vulnerability, tension, and release.
03
Light Beyond the Night
Original composition · 3:50A hopeful vocal-trance anthem about continuing forward when the path is uncertain, gradually turning endurance into release.
04
Elevation
Original composition · 6:03An expansive vocal-trance journey built around emotional release, upward momentum, and moving beyond the limits that once held us.
05
Reach for the Stars
Original composition · 5:11A soaring expression of ambition, possibility, and the courage to pursue what appears beyond reach.
06
Infinite Light
Original composition · 3:21An uplifting meditation on the light within us that remains present through every season of change.
07
Rise Up to Meet You
Original composition · 6:28A deeply uplifting piece about connection, devotion, and meeting another person with equal courage.
Film Music
Cinematic pieces written as emotional worlds—each one an imagined scene, memory, or turning point.
01
With Love
Original composition · 4:21A tender cinematic reflection on love expressed through presence, memory, and quiet gestures.
02
Have We Met Before
Original composition · 2:45A cinematic meditation on déjà vu, recognition, and the inexplicable familiarity sometimes felt between strangers.
03
In Love and War
Original composition · 3:37A dramatic meditation on devotion under pressure, where tenderness and conflict occupy the same emotional landscape.
04
We Remember
Original composition · 4:04A reflective piece about the people, places, and moments that continue shaping us long after they have passed.
05
Fragments of Light
Original composition · 3:27A quiet exploration of hope returning in pieces rather than all at once.
06
The Journey
Original composition · 2:51A cinematic expression of movement, discovery, and the transformations that occur between departure and arrival.
07
Echoes of Becoming
Original composition · 3:50A cinematic reflection on identity as something continuously formed rather than finally discovered.
A continuing conversation
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