Fast Lane Drive

Lil Twist – “Still In This”
Directed By Aubrey Babas
Young Money Records (YMCMB)

Studio – “Elevate” (2013)
Montage Resorts – Laguna Beach
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Chevrolet Camaro – “Real”
Directed by Aubrey Babas

Utah Drive Road Rally

Twista – “Never Let Go” (2014)
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Dennis Wolf – Gold’s Gym Las Vegas
Directed By Aubrey Babas

AND1 & LOB (Love Of Basketball)
Venice Beach & Laguna Beach, CA
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Crucifix (The Dreamer)
Denver, Colorado
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Empire City – “Spotlight”
Memphis, Tennessee
Directed By Aubrey Babas

KDrew – “One”
New York, New York
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Karma – “Good To You”
Los Angeles, California
Directed By Aubrey Babas

The EC Twins
Las Vegas, Nevada
Paradise Sound System Records

Jon Connor – “Never Let Go”
Aftermath Entertainment / Interscope Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Producer Jukebox – Reality Show
Columbia Records & Lemuel Plummer Media
Director of Photography Aubrey Babas

Sam Tolson – “Above It”
La Jolla, California
Directed By Aubrey Babas

KDrew – “Danger Zone”
Indie Music Group & Good Game Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Dat Boy Aim / Aim Muzik Group
San Diego, California
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Frankee Razor (American Idol) – “Never Doing This Again”
San Diego, California
Orchestrated Noise Music Group
Directed By Aubrey Babas

One Less Reason – “Uneasy”
Memphis, Tennessee
Universal Records / Tattooed Millionaire Entertainment
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Joe Moore – “Sacrifice”
Detroit, Michigan
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Trick Trick & Charli Baltimore “B.M.B.”
Detroit, Michigan
Def Jam Recordings, Interscope Records, Motown Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Young Knox & ChrisCo “Skywalkers”
Detroit, Michigan
TaxFree Music Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Big Sean – “Hometown Heroes”
Detroit, Michigan
Def Jam Recordings, Roc Nation
Director of Photography Aubrey Babas

FHM & Maxim BTS: Jenna Bentley
Los Angeles, California
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Jon Connor – “Judge & Jury”
Flint, Michigan
Aftermath Entertainment
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Elijah Connor – “Love Again”
Detroit, Michigan
Blackground Records, Purple Rain Entertainment
Directed By Aubrey Babas

“Thieves on the Cross”
Detroit Michigan
Director of Photography: Aubrey Babas

ChrisCo – “The Cannon”
Detroit, Michigan
TaxFree Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Royce Da 5’9″ – “Good Time”
Hollywood, California
Shady Records, Columbia Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Christina Grimmie – “Advice”
Detroit, Michigan
Island Records, Universal Music Group
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Silkk The Shocker – “Incredible”
Los Angeles & Malibu, California
No Limit Forever Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Alli Davis – “For Your Love”
Los Angeles, California
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Joan Red – “You Be The Hero”
Troy, Michigan
Fuel Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Berylline – “Ride”
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Otto Vector – “Charlie Mix”
Detroit, Michigan
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Via Victoria “Tidal Wave”
Los Angeles, California
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Yung Joc “Do It”
Atlanta, Georgia
Atlantic Records
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Chris Shields “Rush”
Chicago, Illinois
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Baron Davis & RSOA “To Whom It May Concern”
Los Angeles, California
Directed By Aubrey Babas

Aubrey Babas is a motion picture film, commercial, and music video director, as well as a writer and director of photography. In her teenage years, she directed over 100 projects that aired on MTV, BET, E!, VEVO and YouTube.

Aubrey was born on February 6, 1992 to Ukrainian parents and adopted out of Moscow, Russia from an orphanage at the age of two. She was raised in the suburbs of Troy Michigan by her adoptive parents. By the time she graduated high school, her work had already been played on network television and screened at national film festivals. After attending Columbia, she moved to California to continue her work as a film director.

Aubrey worked with record labels and recording artists including Young Money (YMCMB), Twista, Christina Grimmie, Big Sean, Yung Joc, Royce Da 5’9″, Dallas Lovato, and more. She established herself as a national music video and commercial director, having also done spots for Monster Energy, Doritos and Chevrolet’s Camaro. In 2011, she worked with Brian Teefey, step-father of Selena Gomez, to direct Christina Grimmie’s debut music video for “Advice” under his company, LH7 Management.

In 2022, Aubrey created Lumivision Entertainment to continue her work in film and cinematography.

Aubrey Babas’ director website