Muhammad Akbar Permanaatmaja
👨💻 IT Student | 🤖 Programmer | 📽️ Content Creator
I am a student majoring in Software Engineering with a keen interest in developing innovative desktop applications and exploring the world of Machine Learning. As a fan of creative content, I also enjoy creating film reviews and creative videos that I share on social media.🚀
What I Do?
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The essence of my journey revolves around my passion for interaction, be it through video conferencing, real-world engagements, or exploring websites for inspiration. I firmly believe that ideas are the cornerstone of communication and exchange of thoughts, and they can stem from anywhere.
Combining my interest in technology, leadership skills, and entrepreneurial spirit, I aim to create a significant positive impact in addressing challenges in the professional realm. My long-term vision extends beyond personal success to making a positive difference in society and industries. I aspire to be a change agent driving technological advancements and artistic endeavors through interdisciplinary collaborations.
To realize this vision, I am committed to continuous learning and self-development, whether through professional experiences, independent projects, or collaborations with leading professionals in AI and filmmaking. Furthermore, I plan to enhance my understanding of the latest trends and developments in both fields. With determination, knowledge acquired during my academic journey, and an unwavering spirit for growth, I am confident in achieving my long-term vision and making meaningful contributions.
Some of my works
Reviewing films
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Mao Anying on Chinese Drama Going Across The Yalu River (2020).
Julius Robert Oppenheimer film 2023 directed by Christopher Nolan.
Band of Brothers (2001) by Steven Spielberg.
Breaking Bad The Series (2008-2013).
The Last of Us (2023) all infected.
Take a look at the full gallery of my works here.
if you would like to talk about projects, jobs or ideas, you can contact me here.
"In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on."
Robert Frost
