About Me
Crafting moments that move us — one story, one frame, one truth at a time.
I’m Foley Ellis Ibidapo, a storyteller and educator working at the intersection of film, photography, and culture. For more than fifteen years, I’ve shaped creative work for brands like Fidelity, Victoria’s Secret, Puma, and Apple. That experience taught me how stories move audiences. It also pushed me toward work that feels more personal and more necessary. Today, I focus on building narrative spaces that help people see themselves with more honesty and agency.
Through projects like Daddy Mode and Everyday King, I create cinematic and documentary work centered on fatherhood, identity, and emotional presence, often through the lens of Black men. Alongside this, I teach youth media production within Boston Public Schools, helping students author their own stories through digital media. Across all of it, the intention is the same. Use story to challenge narrow ideas of masculinity and success, invite emotional literacy, and build cultural platforms rooted in responsibility, legacy, and care.
Crafting moments that move us — one story, one frame, one truth at a time.
I’m Foley Ellis Ibidapo, a storyteller and educator working at the intersection of film, photography, and culture. For more than fifteen years, I’ve shaped creative work for brands like Fidelity, Victoria’s Secret, Puma, and Apple. That experience taught me how stories move audiences. It also pushed me toward work that feels more personal and more necessary. Today, I focus on building narrative spaces that help people see themselves with more honesty and agency.
Through projects like Daddy Mode and Everyday King, I create cinematic and documentary work centered on fatherhood, identity, and emotional presence, often through the lens of Black men. Alongside this, I teach youth media production within Boston Public Schools, helping students author their own stories through digital media. Across all of it, the intention is the same. Use story to challenge narrow ideas of masculinity and success, invite emotional literacy, and build cultural platforms rooted in responsibility, legacy, and care.