Jammal is a first-generation Haitian American filmmaker and artist from Broward County, FL, known for his innovative approach to patriotism and digital voter registration during the 2018 election, especially his QR American Flag design. As Creative Director at March For Our Lives, he led projects ranging from voter registration music festivals to producing content with the Avengers cast. Jammal has collaborated with NPR Tiny Desk, Marvel, Frank Ocean, and others, with his work featured in a New York Times bestseller. Now based in LA, he continues to explore the human condition and popular culture as a writer and director.
Jammal is a first-generation Haitian American filmmaker and artist from Broward County, FL, known for his innovative approach to patriotism and digital voter registration during the 2018 election, especially his QR American Flag design. As Creative Director at March For Our Lives, he led projects ranging from voter registration music festivals to producing content with the Avengers cast. Jammal has collaborated with NPR Tiny Desk, Marvel, Frank Ocean, and others, with his work featured in a New York Times bestseller. Now based in LA, he continues to explore the human condition and popular culture as a writer and director.
Jammal is a first-generation Haitian American filmmaker and artist from Broward County, FL, known for his innovative approach to patriotism and digital voter registration during the 2018 election, especially his QR American Flag design. As Creative Director at March For Our Lives, he led projects ranging from voter registration music festivals to producing content with the Avengers cast. Jammal has collaborated with NPR Tiny Desk, Marvel, Frank Ocean, and others, with his work featured in a New York Times bestseller. Now based in LA, he continues to explore the human condition and popular culture as a writer and director.
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Birthplace
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
