Born in Warsaw, Poland, she relocated to the United Kingdom in 2004 and graduated from the National Film and Television School (NFTS) in 2011. During her training, she was sponsored by the European Union to attend the Budapest Cinematography Masterclass, led by cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond.
Zamojda developed her early career through short films and British television productions. Her NFTS graduation film, Playing Ghost, a stop-motion animation directed by Bianca Ansems, was selected for more than 20 international film festivals and received awards at several student and animation festivals. Another early project, Freedom Day, directed by Janis Nords, received recognition in the FujiFilm Shorts competition.
Her early television credits include Skins, Dates (2013), Fresh Meat (2013), The Village (2014), Tripped (2015), Not Safe for Work (2015) and Jericho (2016). She also photographed the feature film Jet Trash (2016), directed by Charles Henri Belleville and shot on location in India. In 2014, she was named a “Hotshot” by Broadcast magazine.
Zamojda moved on to larger-scale period drama and international television productions. She served as director of photography for all eight episodes of the first season of The Spanish Princess (2019), the historical drama about Catherine of Aragon. Her visual approach drew on carefully controlled colour contrast, atmospheric lighting and considered camera movement to establish the period setting and the characters’ relationships.
Her subsequent credits include The Great (2020–2021), the satirical historical comedy-drama starring Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult; The Wheel of Time (2023); and My Lady Jane (2024). She also photographed episodes of Bad Sisters (2024) and The Franchise (2024), working across productions with distinct visual styles, from historical fantasy to contemporary comedy.