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Ayman is a Syrian self-taught cinematographer, filmmaker, and storyteller.

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He has shot films for organisations including UNHCR, Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP), Ben & Jerry’s, the NHS, and artists such as Anne Marie and Marc Quinn.

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Ayman has also worked as an actor and authenticity consultant on films such as The Swimmers and Jungle, and in the camera department on productions like The Great Escaper and Day of the Jackal.

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His latest project, a short film called Matar, which he shot and co-wrote, was featured in British Cinematographer Magazine and screened at BAFTA. The film is now being developed into a feature with the BBC.

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Ayman regularly gives talks in schools, universities, and at public events to raise awareness about the experiences of refugees.

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He also volunteers as an Arabic interpreter to support asylum seekers in the UK, and led an internship-to-film course as a Director of Photography with BAFTA for young asylum seekers interested in learning the craft of filmmaking.

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Ayman aspires to use film and public speaking to share powerful narratives that inspire positive change in society.