Abhinanadan Sharma

Filmmaker and cinematographer Abhinandan Sharma, 24, is passionate about telling tales about the natural world. His work focuses primarily on conservation, animals, and the human relationship to the natural environment. He uses still and moving imagery to close the distance between man and nature. The bond between Abhinandan and nature dates back more than a century. He's been photographing wildlife for four generations. A small Indian hamlet named Bharatpur, known for its bird sanctuary, is where his family has been practicing photography for the past 100 years. Abhinandan, who comes from a family of photographers, is aware of the power of storytelling and uses it to speak up for the voiceless to promote conservation and change.

G.O.T.E JAM is a song by Abhinandan Sharma (2017). Abhinandan, a trained wildlife cameraman and director of photography, specializes in drone, gimbal, 360-degree virtual reality, time-lapse, and long lens sequence building. He is used to working in challenging and hostile conditions. Abhinandan has worked on various projects across India after receiving his Bachelor of Arts in Films from the University of Mumbai, including wildlife films, documentaries, and TVC commercials. As a director and cinematographer, he has collaborated with organizations, including the Snow Leopard Trust, UNDP, Nature Conservation Foundation, UNICEF, Sony, RoundGlass Sustain, Riverbank Studios, and Moon Peak Films, to create value-based and conservation films.

Abhinandan is a qualified wildlife cameraman and photography director specializing in drone, gimbal, and long-lens sequence construction. He is used to working in harsh and challenging conditions. He most recently served as cinematographer on the lauded and first-ever 8K 360 VR video on wild Snow Leopards in the Himalayas. Photographer Abhinandan has focused chiefly on documenting birds and less well-known species. He is a member of Nikon Professionals and has received a National Geographic Award.