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ABOUT
I first picked up a camera over a decade ago, not counting my high school photography class, where I learned to develop film and fell in love with the process of creating images by hand. What began as documenting personal moments gradually evolved into creative work across storytelling, film, and visual media.
While at the University of Maryland, I worked as a content representative for Sony Music—a role created after I began turning traditional college marketing efforts into visual content. That experience, combined with early passion projects, led me to develop a more intentional approach to how storytelling can engage audiences and build community.
Through my collaborative efforts with 4421, a creative studio I co-founded, I’ve worked on campaigns, branded content, and productions for organizations and institutions across the East Coast. These collaborations have enabled me to lead projects from concept to delivery, working closely with artists, nonprofits, and brands to craft content that strikes a balance between creative vision and real-world strategy.
My experience encompasses production management, content development, video operations, and editing. A former Cultural Leader-in-Residence at The Kennedy Center (2019–2022), I’ve led projects with Sony Music Entertainment, Westfield, Yo-Yo Ma’s Silkroad, and Topo Chico, along with numerous community-based arts initiatives that explore identity and culture.
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For inquiries or specific work samples, please email nabilabdulkadir@gmail.com
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