Mu Tunc

In 2020, Mu directed a music video for acclaimed Icelandic singer Gyða Valtýsdóttir for the song "Í Annarri Vídd" from her solo album Evolution which premiered on Vogue Italia.

In 2019, Mu worked with American musician Alex Toth (known from Brooklyn band Rubblebucket) and shot a music video for his song "When I Awoke," which influenced by Tarkovsky's sci-fi film Stalker. And he worked with Israeli artist Liraz Charhi for her solo record and shot her music video for the song titled "Zan Bezan".

Mu made his feature film debut in 2018 with Arada, which he wrote and directed. The story set in 90's Istanbul and chronicles a young punk who decides to move to California in pursuit of a successful music career and sets on a journey through Istanbul's underworlds in search of a ticket. The film was based on Mu's childhood years spent filming his brother's gigs and recording Istanbul's music subcultures.

Arada opened nationwide on April 13, 2018, in 81 Theater and has premiered in International Film Festivals and Museums. The film gained cult popularity by being one of the first punk films in Turkey. According to Joseph Pomp; "Arada offers a full-blown survey of the tensions between globalist liberalism and traditional values that, to this day, constitute the pulse of Istanbul."

Mu directed a variety of music videos for acclaimed artists from New York to London to Reykjavik to Tel Aviv. He directed a music video for Randall Dunn's first solo studio album titled Beloved for the song "A True Home", featuring as guest vocal Zola Jesus which premiered on NPR in 2018.

Mu also concentrated in the field of brand management. In 2012, he worked on the global streaming service company MUBI as a brand director and assisted them in developing their "one-film-per-day" subscription model. Mu launched the LomoKino camera on Cannes Film Festival, which Apichatpong Weerasethakul shot an experimental short film titled "Ashes" with the camera. In 2016, Mu worked with high-end streetwear brand Les Benjamins and assisted them in constructing their brand identity. He empowered them to present their Milan Menswear debut show "Ottoman Punk" in Milan Fashion Week together with former fashion editor of L'Uomo Vogue, Robert Rabensteiner. Vogue called the presentation an "unexpected highlight of the season."

Mu began his directing career as an independent filmmaker in 2010 with his online series called Diary of Mu. The project portrays naturalistic conversations that happen in real places with artists and creators from all around the world. Mu started the project in Paris and shot a variety of artists such as; André Saraiva, Roisin Murphy, Asia Argento, Melissa George, Francesco Carrozzoni, Tracey Emin, Dario Argento, and many more.

Mu Tunc (born August 21, 1986) is a Turkish director, writer, film producer, and actor. His directing work includes feature films, digital web-series, commercials, and music videos. Mu received international recognition in 2018 for directing the teen drama Arada, which has been seen as one of the first punk films of Turkey.