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Akash Raje is a cinematographer based in Mumbai, India. He developed a passion for photography early in life after being gifted a Nikon FM2 camera at the age of 12. His interest in visual storytelling grew as he traveled to remote locations in India with his father, capturing unique moments. Akash pursued formal education in filmmaking, earning a BA in Film, TV, and New Media Production from K.C. College in Mumbai. He further refined his craft by completing a Diploma in Advanced Cinematography at the Prague Film School in the Czech Republic.  Professionally, Akash works as a freelance cinematographer and 1st Assistant Camera (AC) for TV commercials. He has also contributed to various projects on major platforms like Netflix and Hotstar. Notable works include the short film Anuja, where his cinematography emphasized the emotional and physical challenges faced by the characters, using lighting and composition to convey depth and hope despite adversity.

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Cinematography:
2021  An Evening's Trail

Director of Photography:
2021  An Evening's Trail
2024  Anuja

Gaffer:
2021  An Evening's Trail
2023  Release
2024  Anuja

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