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Interior architecture & film, told from the same eye.
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Upside Down Media
Upside Down Media is the studio of Nadim Mansour — an interior architect and videographer based in Lebanon, shaping spaces and the stories told about them.
Beirut, Lebanon
What I Do
Every project starts the same way: a walk-through and a conversation about the story you want told, before a single shot list or material gets decided. I take work on project by project, video first, interiors when the space calls for it. Send me a few details and a rough sense of scale, and you'll get a straightforward answer back.
Videography
Launch films, event coverage, and documentation shot the way a space is planned: frame by frame, material by material.
Photography
Still photography for interiors and events, delivered alongside the film work or on its own.
Interior Architecture
Full interior redesigns and fit-outs for homes, hotels, and small commercial spaces, from material palette to final walkthrough.
Video Services
Event Coverage
Live event capture for birthdays, engagements, weddings, and activations with fast-paced edits and polished coverage.
Hospitality & Venues
Polished venue coverage for hotels, restaurants, bars, and retail spaces with clean framing, warm lighting, and fast-paced edits.
Social Content Packs
Bundled content packs for creators, brands, and venues including Reels, Stories, TikTok clips, and highlight edits.
Editing & Post
Fast-turnaround editing for Reels, TikTok, and Instagram with clean color, sharp pacing, and captions optimized for mobile viewing.
About
Two crafts, one eye
I'm a videographer and interior architect working across Lebanon under the name Upside Down Media. Most of my time goes into brand films, event coverage, and social content built to actually get watched, alongside the residential and hospitality interiors that are still very much part of the work.
Every film I shoot starts with the question an interior once taught me to ask: what does this actually feel like to stand inside? That's the instinct behind every edit. Pacing a video the way I'd plan a room's light and movement, cut by cut, frame by frame. The interiors are where I learned to see a space; the videography is where that eye gets to move.
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Contact
Book A Project
Tell me a little about the project and I'll get back to you within a couple of days.