Raj Pathak

"Sometimes the reflection is far more present than the thing being reflected." - Jim Jarmusch

<p>29 year old Raj Pathak, from Nottingham UK, began his Directing career a the tender age of 16. His first feature penned at 14 and he has so far written, produced and directed 40+ Music Videos, 3 short films and 1 short-feature, working along side an array of highly talented commerical and independent artists in the UK and LA spanning over the last 12 years.</p> <p>Raj's previous films include working on the set of Dodgeball: The Movie as his first production job in LA. &nbsp;He then went on to Co-write, Co-Produce and Direct his own financed short films &lsquo;Le Boxeur&rsquo; and Directing &lsquo;Konflooent&rsquo; (Cannes 2008, 1st LA Downtown festival 2008 and semi finalist in the Hayden Online Festival 2008) whilst also writing and directing a short feature funded by Capital One Bank &lsquo;Piece By Piece&rsquo; to raise awareness of Gun, Drugs and Knifes crime in the UK, the film was released in the UK 11th November 2007. &nbsp;</p> <p>Since then, Raj began his transition in to feature films and has been developing a handful of projects; including his first Thriller/Horror feature film Directorial debut: &rsquo;The Script&rsquo; written by (and starring) Kent Harper (&rsquo;Surveillance&rsquo; - David and Jennifer Lynch), an unamed Zombie/Thriller and a SciFi short film named 'I'M PERFECTION'.</p> <p>For more info, please visit the We Are Heroes Films website:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wahfilms.com/" target="_blank">www.WAHFilms.com</a>.&nbsp;</p>

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