Varun Subbiah

Director, Cinematographer

I'm Varun and I work as a Freelance Filmmaker, Cinematographer & Photographer based in India. I'm a Direction Graduate from FTIT Chennai. I've also done a course in Cinematography from Mindscreen Film Institute, Chennai.

I've been fortunate enough to work under some amazing filmmakers & photographers - John Isaac (Chief of UN's Photography Department), S.Nallamuthu (Wildlife filmmaker & my father), Manoj Lobo (Director of Photography), Alphonse Roy (Director of Photography) and a few more, all of whom I consider being my mentors. After finishing my course in cinematography I worked in projects for the UN, National Geographic and BBC. I've even worked as an Assistant Cinematographer in Bollywood, Marathi & Tamil Films.

My aim is to tell good stories. Stories which move people in big or small ways, its always a collaboration of sorts. I see collaboration as expansion and relish working with people who are passionate about what they do. It gives me a chance to evolve & innovate with those around me.

You can find some of my work on this website. Please feel free to contact me regarding enquiries/commissions of any sort.

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Qualification

CINEMATOGRAPHY (Distinction)

Mindscreen Film Institute - 2015

Direction & Screenplay Writing

MGR Govt Film & Television Institute of Tamil Nadu - 2020

Work experience

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Assistant Cinematographer

2021

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Assistant Cinematographer

2021

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Assistant Cinematographer

2020

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Second Unit Director

2019

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Second Unit Director

2018

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Assistant Cinematographer

2018

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Assistant Cinematographer

2016

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Assistant Cinematographer

2015

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Assistant Cinematographer

2014

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Sound Recordist

2013

Ajith Pillar

People like you are the true representatives of god and his creations, who are sent to remain us humans, that we are not the only species on this beautiful earth.

Bethann Blotzer

I like that they cremate them in India when they die so their fur isn't sold. Donna Montgomery she better watch out for those big game trophy hunters like the Palmer guy from the US…

Laurie Naiden

Saw this episode and enjoyed seeing the life of Machli. She lived a very fulfilling life. Was a great hunter, mother. She was truly the Queen of India.

Jeanette Stewart

Saw “The World’s Famous Tiger” documentary about Machli, she was majestic. She had 3 girls in her last litter. One of them did exactly to her as she had done to her mother. She had a wonderful life, still left me in tears though.

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