Mother Tongue

As the Grip on Mother Tongue, I was part of a deeply moving production exploring the complexities of family, language, and cultural identity. The film follows three generations living under one roof, navigating emotional disconnect and the unspoken tensions that come with cultural change and generational difference.

Working closely with the camera and lighting departments, I helped shape the film’s visual atmosphere — supporting smooth camera movement and lighting setups that enhanced its intimate, emotional tone. My role focused on ensuring technical precision and supporting the cinematography team in creating a visually cohesive story.