Miraç Çavdur Biography

Miraç is a Turkish filmmaker and visual storyteller with a deep passion for exploring the boundaries between memory, solitude, and consciousness. Born in 2001, he blends cinematic language with elements of surrealism and introspection to create emotionally charged narratives.

In 2019, he began his studies at Bahçeşehir University, where he started to work on directing, screewriting and editing. He also works as a freelance videographer since then.

Over the past few years, he has directed a number of cinematic essays, often focusing on the silent rituals of everyday life and the fragmented landscapes of the inner self. His first short film, *A Form of Consciousness*, dives into the surreal disorientation of a job interview that gradually morphs into a psychological journey through doubt, identity, and distorted reality.

Miraç is also active on YouTube, where he shares visually rich lifestyle videos, artistic experiments, and reflections on the creative process. Inspired by both classical philosophy and modern aesthetics, his work seeks not just to entertain, but to provoke thought and evoke presence.

Driven by a desire to communicate the inexpressible, he continues to develop personal projects that blur the lines between cinema, poetry, and dream.

- A Form of Consciousness (2025) - 10 min

- Jolly (2024) - 10 min

- Mimic (2023) - 3 min

- The Gaze Within (2023) - 2 min