Aksharaa Agarwal is a creative aspiring to bring her vision to life through the art of the screen. A Chancellor's Award winning scholar, she has recently completed her Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies and Visual Arts as a distinguished Daylell Scholar. She is an avid reader, writer and artist. Beginning her creative journey independently, she published her first novella, 'Lost: The Capture' in 2016. She has since delved into many formats of written work including songwriting, poetry and plays. In 2022 she won People's Choice at the USU Creative Awards for her short fiction piece, 'a dream of destiny- (dress)'.She has been a part of several minor productions such as AIPA's 'The Bully' (2024), and Chanel Loren's 'Ring Ring' music video (2024). She has work experience with cinemas such as The Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace, Cremorne, and Dendy Cinemas Newtown. She has worked as part of the 70th and 71st editions of the Sydney Film Festival. In 2022, she was also part of the Biennale of Sydney as a performer in Wura Ogunji's 'Will I Still Carry Water When I Am A Dead Woman?'She is also building her professional showreel and portfolio with video works such as 'Youth' (2023), 'Screen Dreams' (2023), and micro shorts such as 'Longing' (2023). In 2023 she directed her short play 'Endearing' for The Sydney University Dramatic Society slot 4.She has been a Student Mentor and Faculty Partner for the discipline of Film Studies. She was the President of The University of Sydney Film Society from 2023-24 and is currently the Chief Editor of their magazine BestBoy, which she founded.