Chloé Wallace is a director and writer known for her versatile work in film, television, and commercials, collaborating with major brands and artists.
Directed vivid TV spots for Microsoft in the USA, UK, and Spain.
Directed vivid TV spots for Rexona in the USA, UK, and Spain, including 'Vivid Fresh'.
Directed vivid TV spots for Vogue in the USA, UK, and Spain, including 'Vogue x Chanel: Her' and an episode of 'Vogue España' TV Series.
Directed vivid TV spots for Huawei in the USA, UK, and Spain.
Directed vivid TV spots for Reebok in the USA, UK, and Spain.
Directed vivid TV spots for Booking.com in the USA, UK, and Spain, including 'Save More'.
Collaborated with Snapchat as a client.
Collaborated with Chanel as a client, notably on 'Vogue x Chanel: Her'.
Collaborated with LOLA as a client.
Collaborated with Rimmel London as a client.
Collaborated with Bayer as a client.
Directed a commercial for Batiste titled 'Now You Can'.
Chloé Wallace, born in Madrid, Spain, in 1994, has established a career as a director, writer, and photographer across diverse mediums. Her academic background includes a major in Media & Communications from Goldsmiths University of London and an MFA from NYU Grad Film, where she was recognized as a Willard TC. Johnson Scholarship Fellow and Maurice Kanbar Scholar. This educational foundation prepared her for a career encompassing film, television, and commercial directing, with a focus on narrative and visual storytelling. She currently operates from Los Angeles, NYC, and Madrid.
Throughout her career, Wallace has directed various projects, including the TV Mini Series “A Perfect Story” (2023) and is attached to direct “Bad Influence” (2025) and the TV Mini Series “Aitana: Metamorphosis” (2025). Her work extends to music videos, notably directing “Katy Perry, Tiësto, Aitana: Resilient (Tiësto Remix)” (2020) and “Shura: Religion” (2019). Additionally, she has helmed TV spots for international brands such as Microsoft, Rexona, Vogue, Huawei, Reebok, and Booking.com, showcasing her ability to deliver vivid and engaging content for a commercial audience.
Wallace’s early career included work on short films like “Deseo” (2020), where she served as both director and writer, and “Matthews Song” (2015) as a camera operator. Her involvement in diverse roles early on provided a comprehensive understanding of production. In 2017, she received an award for her work, further solidifying her presence in the industry. Her career demonstrates a consistent progression in directing roles, moving from short films and music videos to mini-series and significant brand collaborations, reflecting her impact across different visual media.
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