8 years ago
The idea of shooting a film in India intrigued me – Jeffery Bierman
Los Angeles-based cinematographer Jeffery F. Bierman shares his experience of shooting Kapoor and Sons, his first Hindi film.
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8 years ago
Celebrating Women’s Day, Everyday!
This Women’s Day, Pandolin speaks to a number of women who are an integral part of Hindi cinema to know what ‘being a woman’ in this industry is all about.
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8 years ago
Lighting Up A Scene Is My Forte – Amalendu Chaudhury
Cinematographer Amalendu throws light on the approach to shooting Tere Bin Laden: Dead or Alive, the experience of working with Abhishek Sharma and more.
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8 years ago
I wanted to focus more on the character than the geography
Cinematographer Sivakumar Vijayan shares his experience of shooting Saala Khadoos and his main focus areas in the film.
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8 years ago
The Strength of Airlift’s Production Design Is In Its Simplicity
Production Designer Mustafa Stationwala shares his story of working on Airlift, the ethos of the film and the highlights of the journey.
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9 years ago
The difficulty always increases when you are shooting travel
Ace Cinematographer Sameer Arya shares the experience of shooting All is Well and the challenges of working on a travel story among other things.
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10 years ago
Santosh Sivan honored with Padma Shri!
The most awarded Indian Director of Photography (DOP) Santosh Sivan now has one more national honor to his name. He has been conferred the Padma …
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11 years ago
Maya was a ‘zero budget’ venture – Anmol Karnik
Maya was a ‘zero budget’ venture – Anmol Karnik. The filmmaker speaks to Pandolin about his film that has been selected for the Short Film Corner at Cannes.
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11 years ago
I don’t look at it as just a romantic comedy but a dramatic piece – Manoj Lobo
The cinematographer speaks to Pandolin about his latest film, Nautanki Saala.
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11 years ago
The man behind twirling chocolate and luscious liquids – Joel Fonseca
[dropcap]H[/dropcap]ave you ever thought of how a simple bar of chocolate can look oh-so-tempting and how something as basic as water flows so lusciously? Ever wondered what goes …
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