Arifur Rahman became interested in filmmaking while studying Anthropology at Jahangirnagar University.  His films have played at the prestigious Sheffield Doc/Fest UK and International Human Rights Liberation Film Festival. He has directed and produced documentaries and factual programs in collaboration with BBC, Scottish Documentary Institute, Bangladesh Documentary Council, JICA, Telecom Staff Japan and NHK TV. Arifur Rahman has won the pitching competition at Tokyo Docs,2015 with his film "Beyond the waves". His first produced Narrative feature film "Matir Projar Deshe/Kingdom

Bijon is the first Bangladeshi Film Production/Directing MFA- graduate from the prestigious Film, Television, and Theatre Department of University of California, Los Angeles. His debut feature flm Kingdom of Clay Subjects has World Premiered at 42nd Seattle International Film Festival. He has received numerous awards for his flimmaking including Motion Picture Association of America Awards, Edie and Lew Wasserman Film Production fellowship, Dorothy Arzner Memorial Awards, and The Nancy Richardson Fund. Bijon’s documentary proposal Beyond the Waves won the Colors