Jasia Ka is an Emmy and Telly award-winning film and commercial director.

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Raised in the heart of downtown Philly, Jasia was an All-American runner, dancer, and unapologetic punk weirdo. The city's raw energy sparked her passion for visual storytelling, further fueled by a desire to explore and illuminate transformation in unexpected places.

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Jasia graduated from Amherst College with a BA in English and Theater & Dance, then earned an MA in Directing from Met Film School in London. She has worked as a Creative Director and Video Director at Condé Nast Entertainment and as a Video Director at Inc. and Fast Company.  

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She brings candid performances to life through dynamic visuals or a touch of edgy, irreverent humor. Whether auto, sports, beverage, celebrity, fashion, tech, or beyond, Jasia directs captivating narratives that feel both fresh and unforgettable. Clients include: Adobe, Bank of America, BelGioioso,  Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Black Lives Matter, BMW, Bumble, BuzzFeed,  Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Chase Bank, Citibank, Dietz and Watson, Facebook, Google, Infiniti, Johnson & Johnson, Pepperidge Farms, PBS, Simons Foundation, Visit Barbados, Whitney Museum.

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PRESS:

DEADLINE - Indie TV Pilots are Having a Hollywood Moment - “Jasia Ka is behind "Girls Aren’t Funny," a dramedy that tells the stories of up-and-coming women comedians in NYC.”

COSMOPOLITAN - "Fans are obsessed with Margot Robbie’s Barbie Dreamhouse tour."

NEW YORK TIMES - “A silky, sultry song deserves a video to match." - Music Video Premiere‍

PAPER MAGAZINE - "The Jasia Ka-directed "SLUT" music video for Pollyanna, premiering on PAPER.”

NBC NEWS - "Emmy-winning director's new episodic short film, “Bushwitches,” centers on a queer coven in Brooklyn, New York.”

PITCHFORK MAGAZINE - “Madison McFerrin Shares New Video for “Insane.”

FILM CARNAGE - Bushwitches Review: “Jasia Ka creates a superb balance of satire and self-awareness.”

E! NEWS - Margot Robbie, star of "Barbie," joins "Architectural Digest" to give a tour of her life in plastic on set.

BOOOOOOOM.COM - “New York City-based director Jasia Kaulbach profiles the 73 year-old captain of the Brooklyn Red Caps in this uplifting documentary short.”

GLAMOUR - "Margot Robbie takes fans inside the set of Barbie's Dreamhouse and we are obsessed."

PAPER MAGAZINE - “Madison McFerrin's Sensual World" - Music Video Premiere