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Amitabha Singh: Award-Winning Cinematographer, Filmmaker, Educator and Founder of Cinevidya

He is an award-winning cinematographer, filmmaker, educator and founder of Cinevidya, an initiative focused on making media literacy accessible through experiential learning. His work spans acclaimed films, television and education, combining professional filmmaking experience with a commitment to helping students understand the art, craft and language of cinema.
on Sep 07, 2026
Amitabha Singh

Amitabha Singh is an award-winning cinematographer, filmmaker and educator with extensive experience across feature films, television and education. His professional journey brings together practical filmmaking expertise and a strong interest in media literacy, allowing him to translate industry knowledge into accessible learning experiences for students.

As a cinematographer, Amitabha Singh has contributed to acclaimed films including Khosla Ka Ghosla, Chillar Party and The Good Road. His cinematography credits also include the widely loved series Panchayat. This experience across different formats has given him a practical understanding of visual storytelling and the processes involved in professional filmmaking.

Amitabha is also the founder of Cinevidya, an initiative dedicated to making media literacy accessible through experiential learning. Through Cinevidya, he brings professional filmmaking practice into the classroom and encourages students to engage with cinema through observation, experimentation and hands-on practice. His educational approach focuses on helping learners understand not only the art of filmmaking but also its craft and visual language.

Alongside his work as a cinematographer, filmmaker and educator, Amitabha Singh extends his commitment to filmmaking education through his writing. His work is intended for students and learners seeking an accessible understanding of cinema, media literacy and filmmaking practice. By connecting professional experience with experiential education, he encourages learners to explore how films are observed, understood and created.

His book is available on Amazon

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