Rahdy comes to film from the world of architecture. With a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture and Fine Art from the Rhode Island School of Design and after practicing architecture in Corfu, Greece for 11 years, he closed his architecture practice in 2009 and moved to New York to study filmmaking. 

After a brief course at the NYFA, Rahdy returned briefly to Corfu to produce Birds of Paradise. He then moved to London in September 2010 to attend The London Film School. He is currently working on a feature adaptation of Balzac’s short story, The Red Inn, set in London and Corfu during the Greek economic crisis.