Collaborative Sound Design & Performance Projects

My approach to film and performance is rooted in a slow, observant process. I believe that audio is not just a technical layer added at the end; it is the emotional backbone of the project.

How I Work With Performers and Filmmakers

When we collaborate, I look for the 'why' behind your story. In my work with dance and theatre—like the contemporary piece 'Shifting Syllables'—I focus on how sound design can act as a partner to the choreography. It is about creating cues and textures that allow the performers to breathe and respond, rather than simply playing tracks on a loop.

Multimedia and Directing

For projects like 'A sweet slumber,' I take on a role that bridges direction, audio, and bodywork. This often involves working with students or performers to devise a piece from scratch, ensuring that the film, audio, and physical movement are all in conversation with each other. This is for you if you are looking for:

• Dramaturgical Input: Someone to help shape the narrative arc of your performance through sound.
• Authentic Soundscapes: Audio that feels real, avoiding synthetic or overly processed effects.
• A Slow, Iterative Process: A workspace where we value experimentation over rapid completion.

Technical Foundation

While the creative side leads, the technical must be solid. Whether it is field recording for a documentary or mixing for a multimedia show, I use professional gear—like Zoom F-Series recorders and high-quality shotgun mics—to ensure the raw audio captures the space exactly as it feels. If you are based in Bengaluru or Jaipur and are looking for a collaborator who cares as much about the process as the final product, let us connect.