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About Misbah

Syed Misbah Uddin Qadri is a dynamic individual who has an extensive background in the Electronic media industry of Pakistan. He has excelled in various roles, including as a professional TV Director, consultant, trainer, and entrepreneur.

What I do

Misbah holds a Master’s degree in Telecommunication Engineering from NED University Karachi and a Master’s degree in Journalism with first-class honors and the second position from Federal Urdu University, Karachi. With a career spanning around two decades, Misbah’s journey began with PTV and later extended to prominent channels like GEO TV, CNBC Pakistan, SAMAA TV, Dawn NEWS TV, and BOL TV. His expertise lies in planning and executing live transmissions and special events such as Elections, budgets, and marathons.

As Media Professional

Misbah began his career in the Electronic media industry as a Broadcast Engineer at Pakistan Television in 1999. During his time there, he had the privilege of collaborating with esteemed TV Directors like Hyder Imam Rizvi, Kazim Pasha, Sahira Kazmi, Iqbal Lateef, Qasim Jalali, Tajdar Hyder, and many others.

As
Tv Director

Misbah started his direction career at CNBC Pakistan in 2005 where he joined as Vision Mixer Director. He got training on different video switchers and learned vision mixing from BBC and CNBC Arabia directors.

As a Digital Media Content Developer

Misbah operates two YouTube channels. The first one is for education and training development purposes under the umbrella of their Training and Business Development Organization “Raaheb Solutions”.

As an educationalist

Besides gaining field experience, Misbah has been associated with academia as an adjunct and permanent faculty member since 2010 up to the present. He has worked for several universities, including Bahria University, Greenwich University, Iqra University, NED University, and Zia Uddin University.

As TV Director

Misbah started his directing career at CNBC Pakistan in 2005, where he joined as a Vision Mixer Director. He received training on various video switchers and learned vision mixing techniques from directors at BBC and CNBC Arabia.