Whatever it is, the way you tell your story can make all the difference.

Diyodi Menon
Filmmaker and visual storyteller
Founder of The Lie Feed Film Festival

Diyodi Menon is a filmmaker and visual storyteller working across cinema, public campaigns, and digital practice. His work explores media influence, identity, and contemporary social narratives, shaped by early experience in journalism and long term engagement with publicly funded cultural projects. Based in the United Kingdom, his practice combines creative work, education, and collaboration with artists, organisations, and emerging enterprises.

Diyodi: Practice & Approach

Recent and Selected Work

The Lie Feed Film Festival

A global film festival exploring contemporary media myths.
Myth Busters

Film and digital storytelling challenging online misinformation. Funded by the Art Council England.
1in3 - Project Managed

Creative responses to gender based violence. Funded by the Art Council England.
Feel at Home - Project Managed

Stories of belonging with refugee and migrant communities. Funded by the Art Council England.
Recipes of Resilience - Project Managed

Poetry and visual storytelling exploring resilience. Funded by the Art Council England.

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Portfolio Films and Digital Profiles

Cinematic portfolio videos and digital profiles for artists, SMEs, and individuals seeking professional visibility and funding readiness.

Services

Education and Training

Lecturing and workshops on AI, social media, and digital storytelling delivered through universities, business hubs, and enterprise programmes.

Marketing Campaigns & Content Strategy

Narrative driven campaigns and short form content for businesses, creatives, personal trainers, and emerging SMEs.

Project Management and Funded Delivery

Experienced management and delivery of publicly funded creative projects with a strong track record across Arts Council England and international programmes.

The Lie Feed Film Festival

The Lie Feed is a media campaign and international film festival founded by Diyodi Menon, dedicated to examining the myths we absorb through contemporary media and the emotional and social cost of believing them.

The platform brings together filmmakers, artists, and storytellers from around the world to explore themes of identity, success, masculinity, femininity, power, and digital influence. Through curated film programmes, public screenings, and critical dialogue, The Lie Feed creates space for reflection, disruption, and cultural conversation.

Since its launch, the festival has received submissions from over one hundred countries, establishing itself as a global platform for socially engaged and psychologically driven storytelling.

The Lie Feed exists alongside Diyodi’s personal practice as an independent cultural initiative and long term creative project.

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Collaboration and Education

Alongside his creative practice, Diyodi Menon works in education, advisory, and collaborative roles that support artists, organisations, and emerging enterprises to grow with clarity and confidence.

He lectures on AI integration and social media content creation at the University of Wolverhampton, working with students and local businesses to develop practical digital strategies for sustainable growth. He is also available to deliver talks, workshops, and short courses through business centres, science parks, universities, and enterprise programmes.

Diyodi collaborates with artists, SMEs, charities, and cultural organisations to strengthen portfolios, digital presence, and narrative positioning. He is currently working with Outside In, a national charity supporting artists who face barriers to the art world.

This work reflects a commitment to sharing knowledge, building capacity, and creating access through creative and ethical digital practice.