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Alexandre Moors

French director, writer and editor (born 1972)

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Alexandre Moors (born 1972) is a French director, writer and editor.

01Early life

Alexandre Moors is a French filmmaker born in Suresnes in 1972. As a teenager, he was an active member of the Parisian "graffiti" scene before attending Penninghen School and then the Arts Decos’ (ENSAD). He left Paris for New York City in 1998 where he has since worked as graphic designer, director and artistic director.

02Career

He has directed several music video for singers like Miley Cyrus, Christina Aguilera, Chris Brown, Tyga, Big Sean, Kendrick Lamar, and Jennifer Lopez.

03Filmography

Short film

Year Title Role
2000 How People Do Director, writer & editor
2001 Shutter Special effects
2002 The Lady Lovelace Deception System Director, writer & special effects
2006 Cherry Bloom Director, writer & editor
2010 Runaway Creative consultant
2012 Cruel Summer Co-director with Kanye West & writer

TV series

Year Title Role Notes
2009 Clash of the Gods Special effects 10 episodes

Music video

Year Title Artist
2009 "Drown in the Now" The Crystal Method & Matisyahu
2010 "All I Want Is You" Miguel & J. Cole
"Good Hit" Jennifer Lopez
"Midnight Hour" Talib Kweli & Estelle
2011 "Quickie" Miguel
2012 "Good Girls" Cris Cab & Big Sean
2013 "Bad" Wale & Tiara Thomas
2014 "Main Chick" Kid Ink, Chris Brown & Tyga
"i" Kendrick Lamar
2019 "Mother's Daughter" Miley Cyrus
"Fast" Juice WRLD
"Slide Away" Miley Cyrus
"Icy" Kim Petras
"Dangerous" Schoolboy Q & Kid Cudi
2020 "Wrong Direction" Hailee Steinfeld
2021 "Pa' Mis Muchachas" Christina Aguilera
2023 "Eras of Us" Fletcher

Feature film

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Year Title Notes
2015 Beats by Dre With Draymond Green
With Dez Bryant
With Tony Parker & Thierry Henry

Documentary

Year Title Role Notes
2026 Booman I Co-director with LaConnie Govan For Casino by Baby Keem
Booman II
Booman III
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