Ashish Dha is a freelance sound designer, composer and re-recording mixer for films, multimedia and theater, based in Dublin, Ireland. Born in Albuquerque, New Mexico (USA), he spent his early childhood in Concord, Massachusetts (USA), before moving to New Delhi, India, where he finished his schooling. After graduating with a BA in History from the prestigious St. Stephens College, University of Delhi in 2003, he worked for a few years in the electronic media, music and theater industries in New Delhi. Some of his theatrical highlights of the period include Smita Bharti's 'As The Sun Sets' (Rafi Peer Festival, Lahore), Lorca's 'Yerma' (Spanish Embassy, New Delhi), and a site-specific piece based on Beckett's 'Krapp's Last Tape' (British Council, New Delhi). He next spent three-and-a-half years studying and working in the Greater Los Angeles area in California, USA, earning an MFA degree in Sound Design from the famous California Institute of the Arts in 2012. Landmark achievements during those years included films such as '38-39' (Sundance Film Festival), 'Homebody' (New Orleans International Film Festival), and 'El delirio del pez león' (Best National Animation, Puerto Rico International Short Film Festival); and theatrical productions such as 'Silken Veils' (Edinburgh Fringe Festival, UK), 'Piedra de Sol' (The Getty Villa, Los Angeles), and 'The Fairy Queen' (The MOD Theater, Valencia). Ashish's creative specialties include subliminal and hyper-realistic sound design that integrates musical score, aural effects and sound art with the main narrative. He has a varied professional background in the field of sound and music, including working as a studio recording engineer, production sound recorder, sound editor, TV producer, A&R executive and musician-singer. He is trained in Digital Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound Mixing, and has advanced skills with Pro Tools HD, the industry standard software for post-production sound. He also is schooled in Hindustani classical music, which he uses as a base for many of his own music compositions. Aside from singing, playing and performing with various music ensembles and groups, he also composes and records his own pieces, and plans to release a music album. Ashish also works as an actor and voice artiste: in 2011, 'The Road Home', a film in which he played Kuldeep the taxi-driver (second lead), was shortlisted in the Live Action Shorts category for the 84th Academy Awards. Another film he has acted in was screened at the Cannes Short Film Corner, 2007. His theater work has seen him perform in the Getty Villa, Los Angeles, USA; the Shaw Theater, London, UK; the Alhambra Complex, Lahore, Pakistan; and a lead role in an original musical at Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi, India. His voice-over work has been heard in various animations, corporate and documentary films, Internet videos, historical sound-and-light shows, e-learning modules and other multimedia presentations.
Ashish Dixit is an Indian Actor born on 2nd November, 1990. After completing graduation in engineering, he then moved to his home town Mumbai to pursue career in Acting. He played major and minor roles in multiple TV Serials. He is known for Zee TV's show "Dil Dhoondta Hai (2017)" as Abhijeet Dalvi and DD National's Show "Siya Ram - Ek Prem Katha (2016)", Big Magic's show "Bal Gopal Kare Dhamal(2014-2015)" as Bablu Awasthi. He also acted in Pyaar tune kya kiya, Savdhaan India, Code Red, Gumrah - End of Innocence, C. I. D., Crime Patrol, Color's Channel Horror Show "Kaun Hai?" and many more. He just entered into Bodhitree Entertainment's "Aap Ke Aa Jane Se" on Zee TV as Guddu Pandey.
Ashish G Vidyarthi is known for Kill (2023).
Ashish Gade is known for Matter (2012), Yaari Dosti 2 and Call for Fun (2017).
Ashish Gandhi is known for Pataas (2015).
Ashish Gandhi was born in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. He is known for Natakam (2018), Rudrangi (2023) and Director (2022).
Ashish Gandhi is known for Lie (2017) and Winner (2017).
Ashish Gangapersad was born on 7 August 1984 in Newcastle, South Africa. He is an actor and writer, known for The Siege of Jadotville (2016), Blood Drive (2017) and A Queen's Lobola (2023).
Ashish Ghosh is known for October (2018), Biye Notout (2014) and Akira (2016).
Ashish Gokhale was born on 18th July in Velneshwar, Maharastra, India. he was born and brought up in Velneshwar. Ashish completed his studies from Velneshwar, Hedvi & took admission in Pune for his studies in medical sciences, He is a doctor & practicing In Mumbai, while studying medicine Ashish was actively involved in Theatre for many years, he has performed theatre shows in Marathi & Hindi, also he has written & directed Marathi Plays, he was very active in modelling, he did many ramp shows in Pune, He became a well-known face with his roles in Bollywood Movies - Love U Family, Gabbar Is Back, Marathi Movies - Conditions Apply, ReadyMix, Baala, Mogara Phulala & TV Shows Pyar Ko Ho Jane Do, Tara From Satara, He has also been part of many advertising campaigns as a model. From theatre to television to the big screen, Ashish has not only grown as an artist but he has also been actively involved in Medical Practice & social work