The Team

Moving Images is comprised of a core team of three individuals and a floating population in the region of 3-5 people. Over the years a number of research and production assistants have worked with us. In addition, we have initiated an internship programme over the past year, and have had students from Symbiosis, Pune, Punjab University's Mass Communications Centre and the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad.

Sanjay Barnela
Cameraperson & Director

Sanjay Barnela is a documentary film maker and cameraperson who has been producing documentaries since 1987. He worked as a Producer at the Centre for Development of Instructional Technology (CENDIT) from 1987 to 1991. He then took a detour into video journalism before returning to making documentaries. He has over 20 films to his credit, most notably, Pastoral Politics, Turf Wars, The Elusive Mountain – Gya, Vidyalayam, Boond Boond Se, Reaching for the Sun & Tales from the Indian Countryside.

Anjali Khosla
Editor

Anjali Khosla is a Documentary Film Maker and Editor who has been producing documentary videos since 1987. She has specialised in editing both documentary and news features and worked as an editor for 3 years with the weekly news magazine `EYEWITNESS’ produced by Hindustan Times. She has been an instructor during several `Women and Media’ workshops for South Asia conducted by CENDIT and ILO. Her productions include Towards a Better Tomorrow – a film on the girl child, A Partnership for Construction, and a series of public interest spots on the Girl Child in India. She has edited several documentaries including Boond Boond Se, Vidyalayam, SAHAY, The Elusive Mountain – Gya and Tales from the Indian Countryside

Susan Abraham
Researcher, Script writer

SupportTeam

Amit Mahanti who has a mass communication degree of Jamia Milia University

Internship Programme

Moving Images has a demanding internship programme, that requires interns to complete a specific project over a specified time period. The programme is not necessarily limited to students enrolled in University or other educational programmes. Applications are entertained through the year.

We offer a modest stipend, which is a function of past experience. Applicants need to submit earlier work and a statement on why they want to be at Moving Images, and what they hope to achieve while with us. Interns can chose to work on the research or production side of environmental documentary film-making. Internships are also available for individuals wishing to gain experience in the management and editing of an international quality journal, Conservation and Society (see related activities).

Interested individuals should submit letters of interest before submitting a full-fledged application. Select individuals will be invited to submit more detailed applications.