Farhad Ahmed Dehlvi

Biography:

India’s New Delhi is where Farhad was born and reared. He first learned about the fascinating world of using pictures to communicate tales in a school photography class. He presently resides and works in Los Angeles after relocating there in 2012 to serve as a Cinematography fellow at the American Film Institute. He has directed photography for several short and feature films, such as “Prism,” “Rene,” “The Wild, the Child, and the Miracle,” and “The Last Marble,” which have won praise from critics at international film festivals. Farhad seeks to bridge the gap between the individual and the universal through his work because he believes in the affirmative potential of the narrative film form.