Keziah Jean is a visionary Haitian filmmaker, photographer, and storyteller dedicated to amplifying the voices of her community through the power of visual arts. A graduate of the Ciné Institute, Haiti’s premier film school, she co-founded the KREYE Haitian Creative Women’s Filmmakers and Industry Collective, where she serves as both a director and photographer. Her work has focused on documenting resilience and human stories, most notably through her tenure as a visual communications specialist and videographer for CORE, formerly JP/HRO, where she chronicled life in displacement camps after the 2010 earthquake in Port-au-Prince.

Keziah has collaborated with international productions, including Serial Pictures and Farm League, and continues to contribute as a photo and video consultant for the Inter-American Foundation. As a visual program officer for La Voix des Femmes, she supports women’s leadership in Haiti. Her first independent film, ESKWAD, and her current documentary in development, Sérénade, showcase her commitment to telling authentic and powerful Haitian stories. A recipient of recognition from the Francophone Creation Fund and participant in prestigious workshops such as Eurodoc and Haiti Docs, Keziah is a driving force in reshaping the narrative of Haiti through film.