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Vedanga Nag is an imaginative and highly skilled filmmaker, animator, and visual storyteller, whose work is defined by an ability to fuse technical expertise with creative vision. Currently pursuing Bachelor of Design in Animation and VFX at UPES, Dehradun, Vedanga has developed a portfolio that demonstrates a remarkable range of talent and a dedication to impactful storytelling. From socially charged narratives to experimental visual projects, Vedanga's journey is one of passion, perseverance, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Early Life and Education
Born and raised in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, Vedanga's creative inclinations were evident from an early age. The formative years were spent at The Scindia School, Gwalior where a curiosity for arts and storytelling began to take shape. Vedanga further honed his creative abilities while co-hosting and managing Cyber Scindia as Secretary from 2019 to 2021, overseeing activities ranging from graphic design to movie production.
In 2021, Vedanga embarked on a formal journey into the world of animation and filmmaking by enrolling in the Bachelor of Design program at UPES, Dehradun. Here, he not only gained technical expertise but also expanded his artistic vision through collaborations and projects that pushed the boundaries of conventional storytelling.
In 2024, Vedanga's academic journey reached an international milestone when he participated in a semester exchange program at the University of Europe in Berlin, focusing on Film and Motion Design. This experience marked a turning point, offering exposure to global perspectives and opportunities to direct projects that resonated with audiences across cultures.
Creative Philosophy
At the heart of Vedanga's work lies a commitment to creating stories that matter. Whether addressing societal issues or exploring the nuances of human emotion, Vedanga believes in the power of visual storytelling to provoke thought and inspire change. His projects often draw from Indian cultural contexts, reflecting a deep-rooted connection to their heritage while maintaining a universal appeal.
This philosophy is evident in Vedanga's approach to filmmaking—a meticulous balance of narrative depth, visual innovation, and technical precision. His stories are not just told; they are crafted, with each frame serving as a testament to their dedication to the art of storytelling.
Professional Experience
Vedanga's professional journey is a tapestry of diverse experiences, each contributing to his growth as a filmmaker and visual artist. Some notable roles and projects include:
Short Films
Unfinished (2021): Vedanga's debut short film, shot on an iPhone, was ranked 13th nationally in the Hashtag Kalakar Short Film Festival. This project showcased Vedanga's ability to create compelling narratives with limited resources.
The Coconut Man (2022): An animated stop-motion short that marked Vedanga’s foray into experimental filmmaking.
Other works include Two Adorable Losers, The Gandhian Domino, Dhundhla, and Awaaz, each exploring unique themes and storytelling techniques.
Music Videos
Vedanga has directed and produced several music videos, combining a keen eye for visual storytelling with technical expertise in VFX and animation. Notable works include:
Tu Jaane Tera Ye Pyaar: Directed during the semester exchange in Berlin, this project demonstrated Vedanga's ability to work on an international stage.
Other projects include We Go All Insane, Pata Na Chala, Kho Diye Yaar, I Thrive, Real, Hallucination, and Be Mine.
Key Projects and Achievements
Vedanga's portfolio is a reflection of his artistic journey, showcasing projects that range from socially relevant narratives to visually experimental pieces. Highlights include:
Short Film: Unfinished

Vedanga's debut short film, Unfinished, was a bold exploration of human emotions and societal expectations. Created with minimal resources, it captured the essence of independent filmmaking and received national recognition ( Hashtag Kalakar Short FIlm Making Competition ).
Animated Short: The Coconut Man

This stop-motion film was a labor of love, combining intricate animation techniques with a heartfelt narrative. It exemplifies Vedanga's ability to innovate within traditional narrative.
Music Video: Tu Jaane Tera Ye Pyaar

Directed during the Berlin exchange program, this project allowed Vedanga to collaborate with international artists and showcase their skills on a global platform. The video was lauded for its visual aesthetics and storytelling.