Bio

Diyach Thebo is a filmmaker, director, editor, colorist, and post-production artist from Sindh, Pakistan, collaborating with clients and creative teams around the world. With more than a decade of experience across narrative, documentary, commercial, and branded content, he brings both creative vision and technical expertise to every stage of the filmmaking process.

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His work spans feature films, documentaries, commercials, and digital campaigns for clients including BuzzFeed Studios, Reese’s Book Club, Uber, OLX, Sapphire, the British High Commission, ISPR, TruKKer, DestinationsPK Magazine, Daewoo, and a wide range of independent filmmakers and production companies. Whether directing a narrative film, shaping a documentary in the edit, or crafting the final color grade, Diyach approaches every project with the same goal: creating work that is emotionally engaging, visually intentional, and technically refined.

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Diyach earned his BFA in Film & Television from the National College of Arts in Lahore before completing his MFA in Film & Television Production at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where he also served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, teaching Avid Media Composer, DaVinci Resolve, and film production to more than 200 undergraduate and graduate students.

Working across directing, editing, cinematography, color grading, sound, and visual effects has given him a holistic understanding of the filmmaking process and allows him to collaborate seamlessly with productions of every scale. Clients value his adaptability, calm problem-solving, and ability to move comfortably between creative and technical roles.

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Alongside his commercial work, Diyach continues to develop original narrative films rooted in the landscapes and culture of Sindh. His storytelling explores themes of memory, identity, grief, and human connection, guided by the belief that while cultures may differ, emotions are universal.