With a documentarian's eye for detail and an academic foundation in narrative storytelling, Keerthi Raj is a London-based photographer, videographer, editor, and documentary filmmaker. Holding an MSc with Distinction in Science Media Production from Imperial College London, Keerthi is driven by the power of relatable, high-quality factual work to connect and inspire diverse audiences.
Currently, Keerthi bridges the academic and commercial worlds. He provides technical tutoring at Imperial College London and serves as the Head of Video Production at the creative agency Togada. Through Togada, he delivers high-impact visual content for international government bodies and major businesses.
His production pedigree is extensive. His credits include serving as an assistant director on an Amazon Prime feature film, working as an assistant cinematographer on 48 episodes of an internationally broadcast TV series, and conducting research for a National Geographic documentary series.
Beyond commercial work, Keerthi founded Climate Care Films, a passion project producing documentaries and narrative strategies for local and national UK climate organisations.
When not behind the lens, Keerthi channels his focus into cricket, badminton, and strategy games like Catan and chess—activities that offer a different kind of challenge and underscore the dedication he brings to every pursuit.