Malcolm Johnson is a visionary digital design artist, photographer, and filmmaker born and raised in the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana. Rooted in the city’s deep cultural and artistic heritage, Malcolm’s creative journey began at the prestigious New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA), where he first discovered his passion for Media Arts—specifically photography and film.

A decade later, Malcolm has come full circle and now serves as a Media Arts teacher at NOCCA, inspiring the next generation of young creatives where his own story began. His path from student to educator reflects a deep commitment not only to his craft, but to nurturing the creative voices of tomorrow.

After graduating from NOCCA, Malcolm pursued his Bachelor of Arts in Digital Design at Tulane University. There, he expanded his creative toolkit, fusing photography, graphic design, and motion pictures into a unique artistic voice that is both technically skilled and deeply expressive.

As the founder and creative director of his own photography and film company, Malcolm collaborates with a wide range of clients—from major organizations like the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans to small businesses and nonprofits throughout the region. His work blends narrative storytelling with bold visuals, creating immersive and emotionally resonant content that captures the spirit of his subjects.

Whether behind the camera or in the classroom, Malcolm Johnson is driven by a passion for creative exploration and community impact. His work stands as a vibrant testament to the power of visual storytelling, and his dedication to teaching ensures that his influence will echo through a new generation of artists and innovators.