1. Foundation Stage (2018–2020) — Discovering Storytelling
Developed early interest in visual storytelling through photography and short video projects.
Experimented with camera techniques, framing, and editing to explore how visuals convey emotion.
Started collaborating with local creators and learning the basics of cinematography and post-production.
Key Skills Gained:
Basic cinematography, framing, lighting, storytelling sense, beginner editing (Adobe Premiere Pro, Photoshop).
2. Growth Stage (2020–2023) — Professional Exploration
Worked on diverse media and creative projects, building a portfolio across commercials, short films, and event videos.
Became proficient in drone piloting and integrating aerial visuals into storytelling.
Joined Daffodil International University to study Journalism, Media and Communication, strengthening both creative and academic understanding of media.
Key Projects:
Began work on Project Water as Cinematographer, collaborating with Polish director Marta Miaskowska.
Recognition from Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, and Rumor Scanner Bangladesh for project contributions.
Key Skills Gained:
Advanced cinematography, drone operation, narrative composition, collaboration, creative direction, production workflow.
3. Achievement Stage (2024–Present) — Recognition & Impact
Directed and shot short film “Shoe”, which became First Runner-up in the National Short Film Competition 2024.
Received the award from filmmaker Raihan Rafi at JMC Media Buzz - Fall 2024.
Expanded experience in documentary cinematography, focusing on global themes and human stories.
Key Strengths:
Creative leadership, visual storytelling, cross-cultural collaboration, award-winning short film direction.
4. Near-Future Goals (2025–2028) — Expanding Vision
Build a strong showreel and personal brand as a cinematographer and director.
Collaborate with international filmmakers and NGOs on documentary and social-impact projects.
Experiment with short-form cinematic content for digital platforms (YouTube, Netflix shorts, etc.).
Learn color grading and advanced visual design for cinematic storytelling.
Target Milestones:
Direct first independent documentary.
Get selected for an international short film festival.
Join a global creative production house or start an independent visual studio.
5. Long-Term Vision (2028–2035) — Creative Leadership
Establish a production company or creative collective specializing in meaningful visual storytelling.
Focus on environmental and human-interest documentaries that inspire real change.
Mentor young filmmakers and conduct workshops on visual storytelling and cinematography.
Ultimate Goal:
To become a recognized cinematographer and visual storyteller whose work bridges cultures, inspires empathy, and leaves a lasting impact.