Anshuman Dandriyal
Films
I have been practicing in moving image as a medium since 2008. My work naturally meanders across different genres and contexts and continues to do so in search of a nook to call home.
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â—¦ Advertisements
â—¦ Documentaries
â—¦ Music Videos
â—¦ Short Fiction
Brahmaand | Ashiesh Shah x Jaipur Rugs
2022 | Director & Editor
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Channeling the cosmic energy, the 'Brahmaand' Collection dyed in hues of deep indigo is an exploration of visual dimension through gradient, texture and handmade perfection. The film was designed as a vessel for the concept to manifest as an unworldly tale of community at the precipice of humanity.
Gaon Waali Diwali | Jaipur Rugs
2021 | Director & Editor
As a philosophy, Jaipur Rugs has always strived towards providing Indian artisans a dignified life. It is estimated that about 60 million migrant labourers, in India, move away from their native states in search of employment. Over the last four decades Jaipur Rugs has enabled more 10,000 artisans to have access to sustainable livelihood right from their villages. Diwali is a festival of homecoming; an occasion to celebrate togetherness.
2022 | Director, Cinematographer & Editor
The Pantone Fashion, Home + Interiors Paper Traveler is a portable tool convenient for the office or travel. The film documents the design process at Jaipur Rugs that seamlessly integrates and utilizes the Pantone tools.
2019 | Director & Editor
Consent is an all too simple thing that everyone must know it - is an assumption that has been disproven in the wake of the #MeToo movement and the conversation that followed. The PSA hopes to provide analogies that make the necessity of the act apparent with clarity and focus.
2019 | Director & Editor
Zomato is synonymous with food delivery but what if one posits that the brand is a conduit for traveling across the world?
2019 | Crew
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What if a brand could employ a comedy sketch as a tool to enforce its positioning deep within the psyche of its audience? That is the query we started this academic exercise with and what we ended up with was a five-minute film for Cadbury's 5 Star at the cutting edge of cringe comedy rooted in its already established brand positioning.
