Abdullah Kawish

Mohammad Abdullah Kawish was born in 1998 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan to Dr. Ayesha Babar Kawish, a Public Health Professor at Al-Shifa School of Public Health, and Babar Sarwar Kawish, an Electrical engineer and Telecommunication consultant. Abdullah attended at Roots IVY International School System, where he studied media studies and started working with the school's marketing and publishing department. Abdullah also attended the Oxbridge at University of California, Los Angeles Summer School Program where he studied Filmmaking and Acting. At UCLA he directed a psychological drama-based short film, 30th February (2016) and acted in a comedic short film Nowhere Man (2016). There and in his hometown, Abdullah became notorious for his independent and experimental short films, such as Kashmala (2017) and An Introduction (2017), and marketing consultancy. In 2018, Abdullah started in Bachelors degree at Hampshire College, MA, USA. Here, he directed a horror based short film Waswasay (Whispers)(2018) and, directed and started in a romantic short film Naya Afaq (New Horizons)(2018). Abdullah works as a Creative Producer and Writer at Infinity Productions, a student-led non-profit production studio at Hampshire College. There he has produced, Infinity Does the Apocalypse (2019), The Writers Meeting (2019), Squandered Nuns (2019), Hampshire's Got Talent (2018-2019) and Infinity News (2018-2019).