The Story Behind The Sol Standard
Born from the mind of Sol Bouzamour, The Sol Standard is more than a film, TV, and literary production company — it’s a creative movement. It stands for a generation of dreamers who believe that art, truth, and courage can change the world. Built in Los Angeles, The Sol Standard bridges continents, cultures, and consciousness — from the desert heat of Marrakech to the bright lights of Hollywood. Every project reflects Sol’s philosophy: “Vision is nothing without courage.” Stories told without fear, created with passion, and built on integrity.
Blending spirituality, grit, and golden-age filmmaking into one bold identity, The Sol Standard is a declaration of creative excellence. It isn’t just a company — it’s a standard of creation. A mark that says: This was made with vision, with truth, and with fire. Rooted in the discipline of Hollywood craftsmanship, Sol brings together cultures, aesthetics, and ideas that transcend borders — where imagination becomes legacy.
Founder : Sol Bouzamour
"Holland shaped my heart, Morocco fuels my blood, and the Universe moves my mind"
Sol Bouzamour is a Moroccan–Dutch author, actor, and creative visionary based between Los Angeles and Marrakech.
A storyteller with a cinematic soul, Sol writes with the rhythm of a filmmaker and the depth of a poet, blending culture, identity, and rebellion into every line.
His writing career began in Amsterdam, where his raw and fearless storytelling made him one of the most distinctive new voices in Dutch literature. He has since evolved into a cross-cultural creator whose words and vision travel far beyond borders, shaping a new kind of global narrative. Now, through his production company The Sol Standard, Sol Bouzamour merges storytelling, film, and philosophy into one unified creative universe, a space where vision sets the standard, and stories become light.
Sol Bouzamour wrote three bestselling fiction novels in Dutch
and also wrote two fiction novels in English
Narcissus – 2018
False Desires and Bleeding Hearts-2022
Writer’s Heart – 2024
Above The City Lights – 2025
The Moroccan – 2026