Nallamuthu, a renowned wildlife filmmaker from India, has made a lasting impact on the industry with his exceptional cinematography skills. After specializing in cinematography from FTIT, Chennai, he went on to work as a high-speed cameraman with the Indian Space Research Organization, honing his craft and building a reputation for excellence.
Throughout his illustrious career, Nallamuthu has had the privilege of working with some of the world's most prestigious networks, including National Geographic Channel, BBC, Channel 4, Discovery, Animal Planet, ZDF, and Doordarshan. His impressive resume boasts a wide range of projects, from documentary series to feature films.
One of his most notable achievements is the Panda Award-winning environment series, 'Living on the Edge', which has cemented his status as a leading wildlife filmmaker. He has also made significant contributions to the industry with his innovative and groundbreaking work, including the first-ever travel show 'Off the Beaten Track', the automobile show 'Wheels', and the reality show 'Hospital' for BBC.
Nallamuthu's impressive portfolio also includes several series and documentaries centered on Indian wildlife, including 'Soul Searching' and 'Body Shock Specials' for Channel 4, 'Life Force II' -India Section for Discovery, and the Hindi feature film 'Dharm' in full HD for theatrical release. He was also one of the first to use 4K resolution for wildlife filming in India.
With over three decades of experience in the industry, Nallamuthu has produced, filmed, and directed numerous international documentaries, including five tiger-centric films for National Geographic Channel and BBC. His ability to bring a theatrical touch to factual storytelling and his technical skills, combined with his poetic visual style, have earned him numerous awards, including four prestigious Indian National Film Awards for Best Cinematography and Best Environment Films.
Through his films, Nallamuthu aims to bring to life the intense struggle for survival that persists in the unpredictable wild, giving conservation a fresh perspective and inspiring a new generation of wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists.
