Born in Tunisia in 1971; after a parisian youth, Zakia Hamda begin her studies of gestion in Tunis. Between 19993 and 1997, she compleats her formation in an insurance company and in a private bank. She integrates into the advertising circle and multiplies trainings on several productions (dress, decor, commercial). She becomes production assistant on a TV broadcast: "Tell me all about the year 2000", on Nawfel Saheb-Ettabaa's « Stambali » documentary.

She is in charge of the production coordination for Ulysson and works on Hichem Ben Ammar's « Cafichanta » documentary, Molka Mahdaoui's « Khmissa »; with Cinétéléfilms, Mehdi Charef's « La Fille de Kalthoum », and the motion picture cartoon « Viva Carthago ».

From 2003, she creates "Le 14 ", promotion structure and artistic production, places an expression and experimentation space at artists disposal; she produces Walid Tayaa's « Moi El Issaoui » 52’ documentary, upon the soufie brotherhood of Issawiyya in Tunis. She develops several audiovisual projects with Walid Tayaa and prepares his first full-length film "Fataria".