ZAMOGE.
A creative house bridging film, culture, and experience.
ZAMOGE is an interdisciplinary platform that centers diasporic stories through film, visual media, and immersive experiences. Rooted in African and global Black aesthetics, cultural memory, and spiritual grounding, ZAMOGE brings together narrative, design, and intention to create work that resonates across borders and generations. Operating across three divisions — ZAMOGE FILMS, ZAMOGE Creative Media, and ZFD. ZAMOGE functions as both a production studio and a curatorial platform shaping films, campaigns, and experiences that blur the line between the intimate and the iconic.
ZAMOGE FILMS
ZAMOGE FILMS is rooted in truth and driven by impact, ZAMOGE FILMS works to create powerful narratives that shape perspectives and inspire change. From documentaries that amplify unheard voices to narrative films that merge authenticity with cinematic storytelling, we are dedicated to crafting visual experiences that resonate and spark conversation and action.
ZFD BY ZAMOGE
ZFD is the experiential branch of ZAMOGE, bringing food, art, and design together through curated events. From private dinners and workshops to fashion shows and exhibitions, ZFD creates thoughtful, immersive experiences shaped by culture, creativity, and intention. We hold experiences across the world, drawing inspiration from diverse traditions and communities to create moments that feel both global and deeply personal.
ZAMOGE CREATIVE MEDIA
ZAMOGE Creative Media creates bold and impactful visuals across commercial, fashion, editorial, and media campaigns. Our work captures movement, style, and storytelling, delivering imagery that connects and inspires. From concept to execution, we shape visuals that leave a lasting impression. We approach each project with intention visual language that reflects the spirit and identity of the communities we create with.
Zamzam Elmoge, FOUNDER
Zamzam Elmoge is a Muslim Somali Bantu multidisciplinary storyteller and cultural organizer whose work moves across documentary, community healing, and creative media. Born in Kenya and later migrating to the United States with her family in 2006, she carries a deep connection to memory, migration, and belonging that informs both her art and her leadership.
A graduate of Emerson College with a Bachelor of Arts in Visual & Media Arts, she concentrated in Documentary and Social Impact, focusing on the ethics of media, representation, and community storytelling. Her work centers diasporic narratives and underrepresented voices across global platforms, merging creative practice with cultural responsibility.
Alongside her creative work, Zamzam has an extensive background in nonprofit leadership and community organizing, having led programs focused on resource access, youth engagement, and immigrant visibility in Maine. Her experience in these spaces has shaped her belief that storytelling is not only a form of art but also a tool for advocacy, healing, and social change.
Through ZAMOGE, her creative direction brings together film, media, and cultural production within a shared practice that values intention, experimentation, and collaboration. Grounded in African and global Black aesthetics, her work reflects a deep commitment to storytelling as both creative expression and cultural preservation.
Zamzam’s creative and community-based work has been recognized through honors such as the Catalyst for Change Award and the Woman of Achievement Award in Maine, along with features in regional and national press. She continues to expand her work globally, building projects and partnerships that merge film, culture, and design into a growing ecosystem of creative exchange and cross-cultural storytelling.