Milan Moody

I am Milan Moody, a 28-year-old film student at LUCA School of Arts C- mine. I've been involved with artistic and creative work since my childhood. However, my passion for storytelling bloomed after I started my education in theatre. Here, I developed the necessary skills to not only act but also write, produce, and direct a story as well. During my Film course at LUCA, I've developed new skills while enhancing others. Also, during this time, my passion for international work has also increased. Programmes like FilmEU and Erasmus+ have given me opportunities to develop my international identity, while also granting me a broader network with whom I have worked on projects with ever since. 

My style of filmmaking revolves around very political, controversial, and unconventional themes. I want to tell stories that hopefully will leave an impact on the audience, even if these stories or images are hard to watch. 

Cinema is a weapon.

In the right hands, it can make people think, discover, and re-evaluate certain opinions, views, and our way of life. It can start a conversation.

In the wrong hands, it can spread hate, false information and close-mindedness. It will stop the conversation, halt progress, and force polarisation.
 

Being a filmmaker is a privilege.

It takes courage, restraint, an open mind, a strong voice, a moral compass, and a kind heart.