If you’re given free tickets to a classical music show, won’t your response more likely be- “If I wanted to fall asleep, I’d do it at home”? Well, What Would Beethoven Do?, an award-winning documentary, changes that for you. Three quick-witted veterans tell us why classical music is not something only the oldies enjoy or learn. They talk about the current state of classical music and ask a question to the audience and themselves- If he was here right now, alive and watching, what would Beethoven do? Very captivating and amusing to watch, this documentary sends out the message without boring the viewer to their wits (see, now you know two things which can be interesting if done right).

The music documentary premiered at the Cleveland International Film Festival in 2016, where it received an audience award. Since then, it has played at a dozen film festivals around the world including the Heartland Film Festival, 2016 and the Nashville Film Festival, 2016. Kamath was the principal director of photography for the film.

Nectar of the gods, the blood of Scotland, the golden elixir- Scotch has been given all the right names. Loved by all, the drink has some sincere admirers in Scotland, but also everywhere else. Here are some stats to prove that: Scotch whiskey has been the foremost spirit of choice worldwide for nearly a century. And this documentary tells you just why.

Scotch: A Golden Dream is a lively ensemble of the history, art, and the process of making the godly drink. Moving across barley fields, barrel storages, and factories, the film interviews all the major people involved in the making of scotch. The feature-length documentary was Kamath’s debut as a Cinematographer back in 2015. After successfully premiering at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, the documentary feature is now an official selection at the Annual Cleveland International Film Festival, 2018 as well as the Seattle International Film festival, 2018.

Are there any conditions for dreaming? Any parameters that should be weighed, any rules that should be followed? Perhaps not. Because otherwise, man would not have made it to the moon. There are no taxes to dreaming, no tripwires, and no red flags. But what if there are unmapped obstacles? Of course, there will be. But they’re called obstacles for the sole reason that they aren’t walls that cannot be broken or mountains that cannot be moved.

Introducing Three Dreams, a documentary about three men who dreamt big. Mickey saw himself floating above with the Gods- he wanted to be a hang gliding pilot. Tommy had set his heart on painting- his hands and his mind as well. Chad was mesmerized with magic and wanted to share its beauty with the world. This is a story of three men, who, against all odds breathed life into their dream. Monitored by Kamath as the Cinematographer, the film brings along with it a happy surprise which is likely to move you to tears.

Life often takes a road completely out of your imagination, not even gravitating close to where you’d expect it to go. But is that such a bad thing? If you look at a picture with red filmed glasses, everything is bound to look red. But if you look at it for what it is, it might just be the best one you have seen. Alive to Possibility narrates the story of three men who took life as it came. And although it wasn’t always rainbows and butterflies, they embraced every bit of it, always hoping to grow wiser, or stronger, or even happier.

The documentary shares a simple yet deep message through the example of three ordinary men who strove to live a life worth living. It was an official selection of the Woods Hole Film Festival, the Global Peace International Festival, the Global Community Film Festival, and more of the like. Since its release, the film has made several screenings, winning many hearts across the world.

That floating feeling, when your whole world simmers down to theirs. When there’s not much room for other emotions apart from happiness and overflowing love. When everything ends in their name and they are all that is. Treasure Map portrays one such love- effortless, uncaring of the world, and sincere in its wake. The song is every girl’s teenage dream come true- being lost somewhere with your lover, being happy and not caring about anything else. Shot by the sea and in the woods, the breathtaking locations add to the beauty of the song.

The video has been shot to portray a chocolate-box relationship straight out of a fairytale. It sets a delightful mood corresponding to the folk genre of the song. Serving as the Cinematographer on this popular song by American singer Katie Stump, Kamath draws a perfect picture of two people swimming in love.