Chandler Noelle Robinson is a cinematographer, director, writer, producer, and activist. Her work has been featured on The Washington Post, MSNBC, ABC 7, Glasshouse Radio/ WHUR-fm, ESPN, and more. Chandler currently attends Howard University, where she is a senior in the Cathy Hughes School of Communications.

Chandler is the founder and CEO of Noelle Imgs LLC. A production company founded on “Celebrating creative vision.” Noelle Imgs’ first experimental film, Icarus, “following the journey of black women post-election,” was accepted into the Lift Off Global film festival. Their most recent project, Cain & Lilith, was completed in May.  Early reviews label it visually compelling and an emotional rollercoaster. 

Cain & Lilith was Chandler’s first script, first time directing, and first time executive producing. “I am so grateful to have been able to make this dream of mine a reality with my amazing crew. This is not just my film, it belongs to my crew and our donors as well. I hope you enjoy.”

As Chandler completes her Television and Film degree in December of 2025, she looks forward to setting new expectations of black female cinematographers and continuing the legacy of her alumni by creating astounding visuals that deeply resonate with audiences.