Damien Chazelle is an Academy Award-winning filmmaker represented for commercial directing by Superprime Films across the US, UK, and France. At 32, he became the youngest director ever to win the Oscar for Best Director for La La Land (2016), which earned 14 Academy Award nominations and won six, including Best Director and Best Actress for Emma Stone. His feature work includes Whiplash (2014), which earned five Oscar nominations including Best Adapted Screenplay for Chazelle and won three including Best Supporting Actor for J.K. Simmons, First Man (2018), which won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects, and Babylon (2022). Across all films, he has directed projects earning 26 Academy Award nominations with 10 wins. A Harvard-trained filmmaker and former jazz drummer, Chazelle's commercial portfolio is highly selective, focusing exclusively on luxury and prestige brands including Apple's Shot on iPhone campaign, Cartier, Lancôme, and Lavazza. He holds dual US-French citizenship, is fluent in French, and signed a first-look directing and producing deal with Paramount Pictures in December 2022 under his Wild Chickens Productions banner with wife and producing partner Olivia Hamilton.