Camille Summers-Valli is a French-Australian director whose work spans high-end commercials, music videos, and documentary filmmaking.
Camille Summers-Valli is a French-Australian director whose work spans high-end commercials, music videos, and documentary filmmaking. Raised in Nepal by documentary filmmaker parents, she graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2014 with a degree in Video Art. Her 2015 feature documentary 'Big Mountain Diné Bikéyah' premiered at ICA and MoMA after three years embedded with the Navajo community. In commercials, she has directed award-winning campaigns for The New York Times ('The Truth Takes a Journalist' winning 2022 AICP, D&AD, Clio, and Webby awards), Coach (featuring Elle Fanning and Charles Melton), Burberry, Hermès, and Dom Perignon with Tilda Swinton. Her music video 'Mama's Eyes' for METTE won Video of the Year at the 2023 UK Music Video Awards and dual 2024 D&AD Yellow Pencils. She has also directed films for Vogue, Nike, Adidas, Chanel, Gucci, and On featuring Zendaya. Ad Age named her 2022 Director to Watch. She is currently working with MJZ in the US, UK, and Netherlands, and ICONOCLAST in France and Germany.
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