Promotional short film commissioned by The Eric Carle Museum to showcase adult art classes funded by Vitality Arts. The project was filmed in collaboration with staff members of the museum and edited, then scored by Anjali.
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1st Place winner in the adult / college category of the WitnessingChange video competition. “Anjali’s video features moving testimony from two young people about their experience with Lyme Disease, along with information about the connection to our changing climate. We believe this video can be a powerful tool to help raise awareness of an important climate change cost that is already affecting Americans. ” Check out their website for more information.
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A “Resident Artist” production overseen by executive producer Kate Geis. Shot and edited by Kate Geis, as well as multiple students and film makers based in Western Massachusetts, including Anjali who finished the project. “Water Music” is an art installation created by David Teeple that hangs off a main bridge located in the town of Northampton Massachusetts. The film was scored by Anjali Kumar and screened at the Northampton film festival in the fall of 2017.
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Short film about the impact of music on the brain and how it can be used as a therapeutic tool.
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Short documentary outlining the impact of sugar on our health with interviews of Smith College faculty members about how sugar lobbyists have withheld research regarding refined and processed sugars negative impact on our health.
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Informational short produced for Artemis Pavrati, a teacher trained in Naturopathy and entrepreneur of the company NewCulture. Artemis hopes to use videos like these to educate the public on alternative and complementary forms of medicine.
Ananda Luna Productions