wolfcrow online film school
The best online film school for serious filmmakers and cinematographers.
wolfcrow online film school
The best online film school for serious filmmakers and cinematographers.
Hi, I’m Sareesh Sudhakaran
I am a director and cinematographer with over 20 years of experience in filmmaking and cinematography.
In 2008, I made The Impossible Murder, my first feature film. In 2024, I made my second feature, Gin Ke Dus. It was released in theaters in India. I live in Mumbai, India.
I’m excited to see how I can help you in your amazing filmmaking journey!
Check out our latest videos and articles:
Everything You Need to Know about Film Subtitling: Essential Techniques, Tools and Pro Tips
Worried your film’s subtitles might not pass QC? This guide provides practical solutions and tips to ensure your subtitles meet industry standards.
All the Film and Cinema Formats You Should be Aware Of
Discover the key differences between camera and projector apertures in filmmaking, and learn how they impact your film’s final presentation.
How My Film used Classic Horror and Malayalam Films to Capture a True 90s Film Look
Discover how Gin Ke Dus recreates the raw, vintage look of 90s cinema using modern digital tools while staying true to its classic film influences.
The Best Lenses for the Panasonic S1R II for Video
Looking for the best lenses for the Panasonic S1R II? I break down the top choices for stunning video quality, from sharp primes to versatile zooms.
Why TRON Still Looks Like a Billion Bucks
TRON (1982) was a box office flop, but its groundbreaking visuals changed cinema forever. Discover why it still looks like a billion bucks today!
The Best Camera for Cinema: Sony FX3 vs Blackmagic PYXIS 6K vs Panasonic S1R II vs Canon R5C
Four great low budget cinema cameras designed specifically for filmmaking. Only one will stand tall… but which?
How to Write a Great Movie Scene
How do you take the “waking up – brushing your teeth – eating breakfast” mistake most first-time filmmakers make, and turn it into something interesting?
How to use your Hand as a Light Meter
A simple, practical and quick way to use your own hand as a light meter to nail exposure for skin tones.
How to Format a Film Screenplay
Want to write a professional screenplay? This article breaks down the correct format to help you craft a script that stands out.
How to “Use” the Focal Length of a Lens for Cinematography
The simplest explanation of what the focal length of a lens really is, and how you use it for filmmaking and cinematography.