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Hi, I’m Harini! I’m a creative writer with five years of experience in advertising and marketing. In 2023, I moved from Bangalore to Berlin and fell completely in love with this eccentric, bustling city. Apart from my job as a Content Specialist at IU International University, I spend my time between the cinema (special thanks to the Yorck Kino card) and my latest favourite class on Urban Sports Club.

Some things I love: dogs. A fat chocolate chip cookie. Summer-time. Video essays on pop culture. Pinterest. A good yap sesh. Books with unhinged female protagonists. Deadlifts. Journalling. YouTube deep dives. Fashion. The movie 13 Going On 30.

Some things I do not love: yoghurt. And capital letters in headings (not sure who influenced me more, e. e. cummings or ariana grande).

    • PG Diploma, Writing for Film, TV and Games | Vancouver Film School, Canada

      2018 - 2019

    • MA Communication and Video Production | University of Hyderabad, India

      2016 - 2018

    • BA (Triple Major) English, Psychology, Economics | Mount Carmel College, India

      2013 - 2016

    • Content Specialist, International Marketing Team at IU International University of Applied Sciences

      Jun 2023 - Jun 2025

    • Head of Content, Viewfindr Films

      Jul 2020 - Dec 2022

    • Producer’s representative at IFFI (International Film Festival of India) Film Bazar, Bioscope Films

      2019

    • Crew Member, Whale Tale Productions for Star TV

      2018

    • Ziana

      Kumaran Bookhouse, 2008 | Children's fiction novella

    • The Secret in the anthology Voices from the Attic

      Attic Publications, 2017 | Short story in anthology

    • Cinema by the Sea

      The Week, 2017 | Magazine article

    • Adobe Primiere Pro

    • Final Cut Pro

    • Canva

    • StoryBlok

    • Jira

    • English (Native Level)

    • German (A2 ongoing)

    • Hindi (Conversational)

    • Tamil (Conversational)

    • Malayalam (Conversational)

    • Kannada (Conversational)

my favourite poem.

‘the orange’ by wendy cope.

my camera roll.