Amos Le Blanc is a Canadian director and cinematographer working across music videos, commercial projects and film.
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Cannes Lions Young Director Award Gold. MMVA Director of the Year. One Club Young Guns. Webby Honors. Prism Prize. Berlin MVA. RIAA Gold certification.
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Le Blanc has directed under his given name, through two collectives, and across a roster of production companies. All credits refer back to the same body of work.
Music video and commercial work has covered artists signed across all three majors and the leading independents. Brands span automotive, telecom, fashion, hospitality, retail, and beverage.
Le Blanc founded The Creator Class in 2015 as a documentary platform profiling working creators. He has served as executive producer and creative director across the full episode catalogue. The role is structural rather than on-screen, which is why episode-level credits do not list him — he books the creators, sets the partnerships, and shapes every shoot, without taking a per-episode credit. The channel partnered with Canon (Canon Creator Lab) and Red Bull (Red Bull Photography) for ongoing campaigns and panel events. Below is the catalogue, surfaced.
Beyond the director chair, Le Blanc is a working musician. His punk band Mockingbird Wish Me Luck signed to Dine Alone Records in 2010 and released the album Goodbye Debris that summer. He continues to write, produce, play guitar, and sing on selected projects, including the on-camera house-party scenes in his own Bud Light Living Room episode with Steve Aoki.
Le Blanc consults with the United Nations on migrant-labour rights and anti-corruption programs across the developing world, Europe, and the Americas. The work is privacy-protected by design. Most consultant names are not published because publishing them puts both the consultant and the workers being helped at risk. Below is what can be said in public.
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Amos Le Blanc is a Canadian director and cinematographer.
He shared the 2014 MMVA Director of the Year award with Ohji Inoue for Thugli's Run This. The film received First Prize in Music Video North America at the 2015 Young Director Award. The One Club named Le Blanc a Young Guns 17 winner in 2019. MMVA record. YDA record. Young Guns record.
His documented work includes directing Young Empires' The Gates and cinematography on Tristam's With Love Until We Die, directed by dream inc. The Gates coverage. Tristam coverage.
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