Award-winning filmmaker Karishma Vyas brings two decades of masterful documentary storytelling to the television industry’s most respected networks, including Vice, Al Jazeera English, ABC, ITN, and Channel 4. Her career began amid the devastation of the 2004 Asian tsunami, where she demonstrated an exceptional ability to capture humanity’s most crucial moments with depth and sensitivity.

An Emmy Award recipient acclaimed for exposing systemic issues within Japan’s anime industry, Vyas has earned nine additional Emmy nominations across her body of work. Her groundbreaking coverage in Afghanistan received both a Peabody nomination and the distinguished Amnesty International Human Rights Award, cementing her reputation for fearless, impactful journalism.

Operating from her New York base, Vyas specializes in illuminating complex global narratives that resonate with diverse audiences. From Afghanistan’s shifting political landscape to America’s pivotal elections, her work consistently delivers compelling, nuanced perspectives that traditional media often overlooks. Her signature approach combines immersive storytelling with rigorous investigative techniques, making her a sought-after creator for networks seeking premium documentary content that drives both ratings and social impact.