Arma Benoit

Arma Benoit is the kind of trailblazer who doesn’t wait for opportunities to come knocking—she creates them. A celebrated director, producer, comedian, and the owner of Atlanta Breakaway—the only female-owned supplier of rubber glass, faux rivet heads, and faux bolt heads on the East Coast—Arma’s career spans over 25 years of breaking barriers and telling stories that matter.

Starting in the 90s Atlanta music scene, Arma produced music videos for some of the most influential artists of the era, including Outkast, Goodie Mob, and Lil Jon. Her work behind the scenes in iconic shows like The Vampire Diaries and Genius: Aretha reflects her ability to not just adapt but thrive in a fast-paced, evolving industry.

But Arma’s influence extends beyond the camera. As a comedian, she brings light to dark issues, engaging audiences with her wit and humor, and has been featured in shows that explore the collective human experience with a sharp, unique lens. Her passion for storytelling is rooted in the belief that narratives shape reality—and she’s committed to reshaping that reality through diverse, impactful content.

An advocate for equity in film and television, Arma emphasizes the importance of fair working conditions and creative freedom. Her philosophy—“opportunities are created, not gifted”—drives her to uplift others in the industry, particularly women and underrepresented voices.

Currently, Arma is shifting back to her roots in narrative filmmaking, with a focus on episodic projects and feature films. In a career marked by resilience, innovation, and artistic boldness, Arma Benoit is a visionary who continues to redefine the boundaries of storytelling in film, television, and comedy.

If you’re looking for a creative who leads with compassion, a producer who gets the job done, or a comedian who makes you rethink the world with laughter, Arma Benoit is ready to collaborate.