Sriram Murali

Filmmaker, Saving the Dark

Sriram Murali is a filmmaker and Public Education Volunteer for the International Dark Sky Association. He has a passion for astronomy and uses photography and filmmaking to create awareness about light pollution. His work has been published in National Geographic, Time Magazine and several other magazines. While these pursuits are his hobby, he also works full time as an analyst, fighting abuse of various Google products.

Podcast Guest Appearances

Summer Films on Corn, Coal, Lights and Flights

It’s a summer movie special as Climate One talks to the directors/producers of four recent documentaries that bring human drama to the climate story: Hillbilly, which explores the myths and realities of life in the Appalachian coalfields; My Country No More, the story of one rural community divided by the North Dakota oil boom; Saving the Dark, which focuses on the battle of dark-sky enthusiasts to fight light pollution; and Point of No Return, in which two pilots risk their lives flying around the world in a solar-powered plane that is as delicate as a t

Documentaries for the Holiday Season

It’s a holiday movie special as Climate One talks to the directors/producers of four recent documentaries that bring human drama to the climate story: Hillbilly, which explores the myths and realities of life in the Appalachian coalfields; My Country No More, the story of one rural community divided by the North Dakota oil boom; Saving the Dark, which focuses on the battle of dark-sky enthusiasts to fight light pollution; and Point of No Return, in which two pilots risk their lives flying around the world in a solar-powered plane that is as delicate as a