Frederick Tabiyus Nah IV

Frederick Tabiyus Nah IV is a Liberian-American filmmaker, recording artist, writer, director, producer, and actor known for blending cinematic storytelling with music, live performance, and cultural impact. Professionally known as Tabiyus, he is the founder and CEO of Swerve Entertainment, a cross-platform entertainment company focused on original film, television, music, and live experiences. Over the course of more than fifteen years in the entertainment industry, he has directed, produced, or contributed to over 120 projects, earned 34+ film festival awards, and generated more than 30 million collective online views. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, and raised in North Metro Atlanta, Tabiyus grew up in a household deeply rooted in creativity, faith, leadership, and humanitarian service. His parents, Archbishop Dr. Frederick T. Nah Jr. and Pastor Karen Nah, were honored with the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award by Barack and Michelle Obama in 2016 for their humanitarian work. Drawing from his Liberian and American heritage, Tabiyus developed a global perspective early in life that continues to shape the emotional and social themes within his work. Beginning his artistic journey in music and theater at a young age, Tabiyus wrote, directed, produced, and choreographed his first original musical, The Gospel of Jesus, at just 18 years old. The sold-out production launched his professional creative career and led to the founding of Phoenix 4 Productions. Over the following years, he created multiple stage productions, including the acclaimed theatrical production RUN at the Rialto Center for the Arts, before transitioning into film, music videos, and large-scale multimedia storytelling. As both a filmmaker and artist, Tabiyus has collaborated with Grammy-winning musicians and major entertainment brands while developing a signature style that merges R&B, soul, cinematic visuals, choreography, and emotionally driven storytelling. His live performances have included…

Known for

Directing

Born

1990-07-25 · Atlanta, Georgia