Producer Siddhant Jogal and the rise of Vertical Cinema

In an industry where traditional formats are being reshaped for mobile screens, film producer Siddhant Jogal is emerging as a key name in creative execution. With a portfolio of over 30 narrative films and a growing role in the vertical mini-series space, now valued at around $11 billion, his work reflects a focus on efficiency, scale, and evolving storytelling formats.

Five years of growth in global production

Since moving to the US in 2019, Jogal has steadily built his career. A graduate of the New York Film Academy, where he completed both a BFA in Filmmaking and an MFA in Film & TV Producing, he has worked across multiple projects in a short span of time. Based in Los Angeles, he has been involved in managing productions that balance creative ideas with practical execution.

Defining projects and recognition

Among his projects, The Boy with the Dinosaur Head, produced in collaboration with Apoorv Arora, stands out. Written by Ali Imran Zaidi and directed by Imran J Khan, the film received support through the Stowe Story Labs grant. Another project, PURNA, has also gained recognition across platforms, reflecting Jogal’s ability to work on stories that connect with diverse audiences. “Siddhant is a producer who understands the demands of modern digital platforms while maintaining a strong storytelling approach. His ability to manage multiple productions with precision makes him relevant in today’s media landscape,” said Apoorv Arora.

Focus on new formats

As content consumption habits shift, Jogal has been actively working in the space of vertical storytelling. This format, designed for mobile viewing, is gaining attention for its accessibility and wide reach. His work in this segment reflects an understanding of changing audience behaviour and the need for faster, adaptable production models.

A consistent production approach

Jogal’s body of work includes a range of projects, from slice-of-life stories to more experimental formats. Across these, his role has involved managing budgets, teams, and timelines—key aspects that shape the final output of any production.

Looking ahead

As the global entertainment industry continues to evolve, Siddhant Jogal’s work highlights a shift towards flexible storytelling formats and cross-market collaboration. By combining traditional filmmaking methods with newer digital formats, he continues to adapt to the changing demands of the industry while expanding his production footprint.





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