Rhavin Banda (he/him) is a British-Australian filmmaker, born in 1997. He is of Sri Lankan, Malaysian and Punjabi descent, working between Sydney and London.
Stepping on his first film set at age 15 in MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, he worked his way up through projects such as THE INVISIBLE MAN, SHANG CHI and MR INBETWEEN (S2) to his place as the youngest location scout and manager in Australia, running the department on such films as TALK TO ME, BRING HER BACK and THE FOX.
Rhavin most recently served a...
Rhavin Banda (he/him) is a British-Australian filmmaker, born in 1997. He is of Sri Lankan, Malaysian and Punjabi descent, working between Sydney and London.
Stepping on his first film set at age 15 in MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, he worked his way up through projects such as THE INVISIBLE MAN, SHANG CHI and MR INBETWEEN (S2) to his place as the youngest location scout and manager in Australia, running the department on such films as TALK TO ME, BRING HER BACK and THE FOX.
Rhavin most recently served as Associate Producer on LEVITICUS. Rhavin is currently developing a black comedy-drama short film titled METH MONK, following the students at a Buddhist temple in rural NSW caught in a power struggle when their beloved head abbott is outed for smoking meth.
He’s also developing a range of feature-length screenplays, including a psychedelic slasher set at a trance rave in the Australian bush, co-written with Will Suen (SWEET JUICES).
He is currently represented by Lights On.
Rhavin Banda (he/him) is a British-Australian filmmaker, born in 1997. He is of Sri Lankan, Malaysian and Punjabi descent, working between Sydney and London.
Stepping on his first film set at age 15 in MAD MAX: FURY ROAD, he worked his way up through projects such as THE INVISIBLE MAN, SHANG CHI and MR INBETWEEN (S2) to his place as the youngest location scout and manager in Australia, running the department on such films as TALK TO ME, BRING HER BACK and THE FOX.
Rhavin most recently served as Associate Producer on LEVITICUS. Rhavin is currently developing a black comedy-drama short film titled METH MONK, following the students at a Buddhist temple in rural NSW caught in a power struggle when their beloved head abbott is outed for smoking meth.
He’s also developing a range of feature-length screenplays, including a psychedelic slasher set at a trance rave in the Australian bush, co-written with Will Suen (SWEET JUICES).
He is currently represented by Lights On.
