Producing cinematic visuals
that make you feel something.
Currently capturing NYC
and telling stories.
Check out my work below :)
New York at every hour, from blue hour on the East River to the last light on the skyline. Transitions, drone work, and the small moments that make the city feel like itself. New work goes up on @createdbymokka.
POV food reviews from around New York, shot with the same eye I bring to the city itself. I am after the best meals and the best deals, from Chinatown to Flushing to a jerk chicken truck in Brooklyn. It all lives on @eatsbymokka.
Paid work now runs through Mokka Motion, the studio side of what I do. I make cinematic films for restaurants, brands and artists, and the lead offer is a launch package: video, teasers, event coverage and stills for anything with a launch date. Here's the latest. The full portfolio lives on mokkamotion.com.
The studio, and where most of my time goes now. Making cinematic films for restaurants, brands and artists in New York. mokkamotion.com ↗
Version 2 is live. A family-run matrimonial platform for the global Indian diaspora, where every profile is checked by a real person before it goes up.
Still where I shoot the city for myself: blue hour, drone lines, the small moments. It’s the space where I experiment, chase ideas, and capture New York the way I see it. The personal work lives here: cinematic, curious, and made when there’s something worth saying.
I'm Nihad, and I create cinematic visuals that make you feel something. I shoot New York the way it actually feels to live here: transitions, drone lines, golden hour, and the people who keep the city moving.
Most of my time now goes into Mokka Motion, the studio where I make cinematic films for restaurants, brands, and artists with something to launch.
Createdbymokka is where I document the city, and Eatsbymokka is where I shoot its food. They’re different sides of the same creative practice, places where I experiment, explore, and sharpen the eye that I bring into my client work.
I'm also building NRIConnections, a matrimonial platform for the global Indian diaspora, which keeps me honest about the difference between making something look good and making something people use.
Creativity meets intention. NYC isn't just where I live, it's the lens I see the world through.