Laurence Brahm

Laurence BrahmLaurence Brahm is an explorer, author, and an international award-winning filmmaker, director, and producer. He is the founder of Shambhala Studio, specializing in films related to the Himalayan culture and Asian martial arts. Between 2017 and 2024, he has produced and directed three documentaries on the life of the Lotus Born Master, the founder of Tibetan Buddhism, together with three science fiction films on the Shambhala prophecies.Laurence Brahm is an explorer, author, and an international award-winning filmmaker, director, and producer. He is the founder of Shambhala Studio, specializing in films related to the Himalayan culture and Asian martial arts. Between 2017 and 2024, he has produced and directed three documentaries on the life of the Lotus Born Master, the founder of Tibetan Buddhism, together with three science fiction films on the Shambhala prophecies.He has also directed and produced films on Kung Fu, including theaward-winning “Searching for Kung Fu” documentary.Laurence is a martial arts instructor, a deep practitioner of the Tibetan SecretYoga, and an authorized meditation instructor of Bhutan’s PemaiRangdang Dharma Center.Laurence received the National Geographic Air and Water ConservationAward for raising environmental awareness through his Himalayandocumentary films, and he was elected as an International Fellow of theExplorer Club in New York.Icelandic President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson invited him to join the Himalayan Third PoleCircle, a group that formulates policies to address glacier melting caused byclimate change.During that time, he served as advisor to Bhutan’s EnvironmentalCommission. From 2014 to 2019, he served as the spokesperson andchairman of the Himalayan Consensus Summit.Laurence received the United Nations Development Programme’s ChinaBiodiversity and Cultural Conservation Award, presented by JaneGoodall. As the spokesperson for a non-governmental organization atAt the United Nations Earth Summit (Rio+20), Laurence was alsorecognized by ScenaRio as one of 100 global opinion leaders selected toadvise the conference.