LXL Ideas
Sneha Sonawane is a seasoned film professional currently serving as a Film Specialist at LXL Ideas since August 2023. Previously, Sneha held positions as a Script Supervisor at Frizzon Productions and as Senior Faculty at Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism. A diverse career includes roles as a Producer and Editor for Chidiyaa, alongside producing responsibilities at Desert Resource Centre. Sneha gained experience as a Subtitle Translator for Netflix and worked as an Assistant Director on Marathi feature films at Blink Motion Pictures Pvt. Ltd. and THE MUMBAI FILM COMPANY LIMITED. Early work includes directing the short film Tichi Katha and an internship in community radio. Educational qualifications include a PG in TV Direction from the Film and Television Institute of India and a Postgraduate Diploma in Community Media from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, among other degrees in Arts and Hospitality.
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LXL Ideas
LXL Ideas enables schools to impart Lessons of Life by creating unique, impact-led in-school as well as digital experiences for students, parents, and educators. For over two decades, we have transformed education through our films, events, research, training, and publications. For over 2 decades, LXL Ideas has revolutionized the co-scholastic education space through unique products & initiatives such as: SCHOOL CINEMA: School Cinema, an LXL Ideas brand is an innovative film-based life-skills learning program for students, parents & educators. A groundbreaking pedagogy, School Cinema uses cinematic storytelling and thought-provoking activities to teach social, emotional & life skills for students from K-10. MENTOR: MENTOR Magazine is a leading, curated print and digital monthly publication that enables the exchange of ideas, best practices and experiences amongst school leaders. Through its articles on School Leadership, Governance, Pedagogy and Innovation, MENTOR has established itself as a leading voice for educators to reinstate their position and improve the education system since 2007. International Kids Film Festival [IKFF]: A first-of-its-kind global film festival held in schools across 15+ countries from 2017. It utilises visual storytelling for whole school transformation and introduces students to the magic of films to inspire and educate. IKFF is an opportunity for students across the globe to WATCH, LEARN and MAKE Films.