Anubhava Shrestha

Creative Consultant at Cerf Production, overseeing everything from concept to final cut for commercials and documentaries in Nepal. I always focus on cinematic visuals and high retention. This year, I started my own content creation journey, and the results speak for themselves: my Bali reel hit 60k+ views with a 30s average watch time, my Manang doc scored 2M+ views, and my Upaya Cargo ad pushed 10k+ app downloads! I know exactly how to pace an edit to keep the audience hooked.

I worked as an animator for My Second Teacher, one of the top EdTech platforms in Nepal. My job was to create highly engaging, interactive educational videos that broke down complex subjects for students. Since these videos were the core of their platform, the animation had to be top-tier, and the pacing had to be perfect to keep students hooked and actually learning. It was a fast-paced environment that really sharpened my skills in motion graphics and viewer retention.

I worked as a photographer for ECS Magazine, which is one of the top cultural and lifestyle magazines here in Nepal. They are widely known for exploring Nepali culture, heritage, and arts, and they place a massive focus on high-end, dramatic photography. During my time there, I shot a ton of photos for their issues. I had to make sure every shot was visually striking to match their strict editorial standards. It gave me a lot of hands-on experience in documentary and lifestyle photography.

I worked at Kharayo Bakes, an online bakery. I built out the entire studio and designed the sets from scratch. The final photos got a ton of likes and engagement. Honestly, back when I was shooting this, there was only one other company in all of Nepal pulling off food photography at our level with proper props and full set design.