Ahmed Salah is an Egyptian director/writer born in 1985.
In 2005 Ahmed joined "Arab agency for Creativity" for 9 months where he studies filmmaking , broadcasting, play directing and screen play with Dr Nabil Farouk a famous Egyptian authors and script writer and graduated with very good .
In 2006 he submitted the Higher Institute of cinema and wrote his first short script called “A nightmare Day” about homeless children.
His love for cinema led him to do free studies in Cinema Palace Academy and the American University in Cairo.
In 2008 Ahmed began his professional career, first working as a director assistant in short films and series, then as a director and executive producer in "AN" Agency producing commercials and finally as a director of a play called "ya sabr saber" in theater competition which won the best play.
He wrote, directed and produced his first short film called “Hold on” in 2009 and won best cinematographic in "Moscars Film festival" in 2011.