Hello, I’m Rohil.*
*Meticulously crafted professional persona.
I’ve worked on a wide variety of creative projects for the world’s biggest brands!
Previously on “Rohil Monetizes His Childhood Dreams…”
Narrative Design (Interactive Media)
Video games, visual novels, and shows — all delivering mega doses of humor and badassery to unlock the inner visionary in every player.
I’ve crafted spectacular, meaningfully inclusive nerd-worlds with:
Free Lives
Giant Sword Games
Clockwork Acorn
Simple Machine Games
Writing & Entertainment Journalism
I provide humorous coverage on the latest happenings within the intersections of art and technology, and in-depth interviews with the entertainment industry’s most acclaimed innovators. Published in:
Hyperallergic
All Ages of Geek
The Huffington Post
Yahoo! News
Worked / coordinated with (in an official press capacity):
TOHO/Godzilla
Warner/Max
Apple TV+
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
And more! See all published writing!
Marketing Design & Content Creation
If you’re looking for a full-scope Content Creator, from ideation to upload, I utilize my award-winning filmmaking and video editing skills to expeditiously script, shoot, edit a diverse range of videos, podcasts, live show graphics, digital ads, and branded content bangers.
Hear it from industry legends:
“Rohil’s writing stands out for its simultaneous combination of two seemingly unconnected qualities: 1) wry humor and biting political satire; and 2) a genuine sensitivity for vulnerable people who may feel on the margins of society. This juxtaposition enables him to establish unforgettable settings and scenes ripe with human impact. ”
“Mr. Aniruth was a stand-out during my tenure at HuffPost for his ability to deliver such goods quickly, with little guidance, and with a unique perspective resulting from his culturally diverse background. These are talents that cannot be taught, and are, frankly, dream qualities to find in any collaborator. To say Rohil was an asset to our team would be an understatement. He was essential both in terms of the quality of work produced and being an inspiring role model for other creators. ”
“I’ve taught at Parsons since 1986 and rarely have I come across an individual with such a facility for dynamically visualizing their story ideas. From the beginning Rohil’s work evinced a distinctive style. His work was often inspired by classic game design and was smart, funny and visually inventive. To boot he produced more than anyone in that class. He was exceptionally prolific. Rohil’s independent films make use of discontinuous editing techniques and blends of animation, music, visual audio effects to comment on the internal emotional state of his characters. These techniques are integral to the narrative. Rohil’s work taps into a long tradition of experimental film making, going back to the silent era, that seeks to expand the viewer’s experience of film narrative through the use of a kaleidoscopic mix of visual and audio strategies.”