Abraham Alzy was born on March 17, 1978. Spending most of his youth in southern California, he graduated from Hollywood High School. From an early age, Abe was captivated by the art of documentary filmmaking. During his high school years, he created over ten documentaries showcasing American museums in California.

Abe pursued his passion for filmmaking by earning a degree in Cinema and Television Arts, specializing in film production and screenwriting, from California State University, Northridge. He further advanced his education by obtaining a master’s degree in filmmaking.

Post-graduation, Abe contributed to the academic field as a teacher in several American institutes. During this period, he authored numerous books for university curricula, including "The Magic Language of the Camera," "Digital Cinema," and "Independent Filmmaking." In addition to his teaching roles, he established intensive educational workshops, covering the basics of filmmaking and screenwriting for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, as well as specialized workshops in short filmmaking.

While Abe specialized in production and directing, his talents also extended to acting, allowing him to appear in various American films and series. His contributions to the industry. Later he became a SAG-AFTRA member.

In 2008, Abraham founded Hollywood Abe Studios, a film production company based in Los Angeles County. Under his leadership, the studio produced and directed an array of short films, documentaries, and feature films. In recent years, the company has carved a niche for itself by specializing in producing documentaries for official and governmental organizations, solidifying Abe's reputation as a distinguished filmmaker.