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!
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The Most Used Focal Lengths in Filmmaking: A Practical Look
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Why Back to the Future Still Looks like a Billion Bucks
Discover how a production disaster, a rejected script, and a stainless steel nightmare created a film that looks better than modern blockbusters.

Steadicam, Gimbal, Handheld: The Mistakes You Want to Avoid Now
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13 Cheap Tools That Will Make Your YouTube Videos Amazing
Transform your videos without spending a fortune. Discover cheap tools and hacks to make professional videos on a budget.

How to Make a Movie
Struggling with a low budget? Master the entire filmmaking process with this step-by-step blueprint, taking you from raw concept to final distribution.

Why Aliens Still Looks like a Billion Bucks
Aliens still stuns decades later with practical effects, sharp design, and gripping tension that keep it looking fresh and powerful on today’s screens.

11 Proven Ways to Get Epic Steady Shots
Fix shaky video without a gimbal. These 11 practical steps cover stance, breathing, and low-cost gear to stabilize your handheld shots.


