Somrat Dutta is a computer science graduate from BITS Pilani who left engineering to build a career in motion design — and then built it into something most designers spend years chasing. He's worked with Adobe, HP, CapCut, Tencent, and a growing list of companies that pay for craft that moves people.
He has 155,000 subscribers on YouTube, not because he uploads tutorials on how to click — but because he teaches how to think. That distinction is what ISOM is built on.
He built ISOM because he kept seeing the same thing: talented video editors who couldn't cross the line into motion design because no one had taught them the underlying logic. Not the buttons. The logic. Not the plugins. The taste.
Batch 01 is 50 students. Every assignment Somrat reviews personally. Every portfolio he reads before you get a seat. He's spoken at TEDx. He mentors. He still takes client briefs. He is, genuinely, the motion designer who actually works.
Divyansh is an electronics engineer from BITS Pilani who built startups, worked inside some of India's fastest-growing companies — InMobi, Unacademy, Rheo TV, Relevel — and spent years on the side of the table that hires.
He has evaluated hundreds of designers across edtech, adtech, and health tech. He knows what makes a hiring manager say yes. He knows, more often, what makes them say no. And he's spent years mentoring people — across fitness, career growth, and product — on how to close that gap.
At ISOM, Divyansh is the bridge. Between you and Somrat when Somrat is deep in a class. Between your work and the real-world feedback that sharpens it. Between your skills and your first real opportunity.
He leads Career Launch — Weeks 11 and 12 — where he takes a one-on-one mock client interview with each of the 50 students in Batch 01. He'll tell you honestly how your reel reads to someone with budget to spend. Then group sessions on pricing, pitching, and confidence: how to close, how to stop undercharging, how to walk into a room and own it.
He will also know your name.