Director X. (b. 1975)

Alias:
Mr. X
Director X
Julien Christian Lutz
Lil' X
Little X.

Birthplace:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Born:
October 31, 1975

Julien Christian Lutz, known as Director X, is an acclaimed Canadian music video director, renowned for his collaborations with Drake, Rihanna, and Kendrick Lamar. Transitioning to filmmaking, he debuted with the Sony studio feature 'Superfly' produced by Joel Silver. Julien's art installations for Toronto’s Nuit Blanche, like 'Death of The Sun,' showcased in Drake’s tour, highlight his artistic depth. His current venture, 'Robyn Hood,' reimagines the classic tale with a modern, socially conscious twist, set to premiere on Global in 2023. Beyond his creative pursuits, Julien champions social change, founding Operation Prefrontal Cortex to tackle gun violence through mindfulness. A compelling speaker, he advocates for creativity, wellness, and community to foster a more peaceful world. He also has a clothing line, X Fit. He was born and raised near Toronto, Ontario, and is of Trinidadian and Swiss descent.

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Creator:
2023  Robyn Hood

Director:
2010  Lost Girl
2016  Backstage
2017  Genius
2020  October Faction
2022  Mike
2022  The Imperfects
2023  Robyn Hood
2024  Cross

Executive Producer:
2010  Lost Girl
2016  Backstage
2017  Genius
2020  October Faction
2022  Mike
2022  The Imperfects
2023  Robyn Hood
2024  Cross

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