Sandeep Abraham is one of the most uprising cinematographers in Switzerland. Since he won the golden pencil from the D&AD and the bronze lion at Cannes for his storytelling abilities, he has worked with every major brand and production company in Switzerland.

Even though his main focus is filmmaking, Sandeep delivers with his team of freelancers everything - from conception to delivery - no matter the deadlines, budgets and creative needs.

Sandeep's clients include Jung von Matt, Microsoft, Kinder Bueno, Samsung, Credit Suisse and Basler Kantonalbank.

Today he's working on his first feature film and is also producing content in and out of the country.

Sandeep Abraham was born in Basel in 1990 and completed his Bachelor of Science in Multimedia Engineering at the HTW Chur in Switzerland.

He began his career shooting music videos, independent short films, and broadcast content. His immediate interest in developing his skills as a storyteller and camera operator allowed him to enhance his visual eye as a cinematographer.

After becoming a recognised shooter on many award-winning shorts and commercials (from Mobile Film Festival to Cannes), he gravitated organically into the narrative and commercial format, which is what currently fills his schedule.

With extensive experience for his young age across different genres, as well as a keen interest in changing technology, Sandeep continues to work on a diverse range of projects, beautifully crafted content pieces and high-end TV commercials. He is currently working on a video editorial about domestic violence.

Sandeep Abraham was born in Basel in 1990 and completed his Bachelor of Science in Multimedia Engineering at the HTW Chur in Switzerland.

He began his career shooting music videos, independent short films, and broadcast content. His immediate interest in developing his skills as a storyteller and camera operator allowed him to enhance his visual eye as a cinematographer.

After becoming a recognised shooter on many award-winning shorts and commercials (from Mobile Film Festival to Cannes), he gravitated organically into the narrative and commercial format, which is what currently fills his schedule.