6 years ago
Nothing can replace the connection between the head, the heart and the hand ~ Shilpa Ranade
An acclaimed designer, animator, illustrator, film maker and educator – Shilpa Ranade is an Award-Winning personality with several feathers in her cap. A faculty at the Industrial Design Centre in Mumbai, …
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8 years ago
My film has nothing to do with Bimal Mitra’s novel: Pratim Gupta
Pratim D. Gupta speaks his heart out about living with Saheb Bibi Golaam for so long and the big moment of a pan-India release
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9 years ago
NFDC India Announces Six Selected projects for Screenwriters’ Lab 2016
Selection for Screenwriters’ Lab 2016 is an interesting mix of stories and languages from all over India, a Tamil script,Heart and Soul; two Malayalam scripts– Spirogyra and The …
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9 years ago
My lensing and lighting was a reaction to the performances: Avinash
A conversation with a cinematographer mostly revolves around terms and technicalities. Not often do you share a philosophical dialogue with a DOP. But when you talk to cinematographer-filmmaker …
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9 years ago
London Indian Film Festival branches out to Birmingham
London Indian Film Festival is a film festival established in 2010 to showcase Indian independent film, is branching out to Birmingham this year. Europe’s largest South Asian Film Festival, London …
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9 years ago
The stream of art allows me to express myself – Saurav Rai
Gudh talk about Saurav Rai’s distance from his mother due to early separation and how he views his childhood through the void
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9 years ago
Short films don’t enjoy the luxury that feature films do
When he is not acting, Chandan Roy Sanyal, is busy directing short films & his latest short, 35mm, will take you back in time to the classic Kaagaz Ke Phool
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9 years ago
Thoda Left, Thoda Right by Anil Mehta
As part of the 8th edition of the Bengaluru International Film Festival, noted Cinematographer, Anil Mehta delivered the Late V.K.Murthy memorial lecture.
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9 years ago
Chauranga Is a Flawed Film, But The Idea Was Never to Make a Perfect Film
Bikas Mishra explores the darker realities of life in a casteist, rural society through his debut film Chauranga that leaves much to imagination in a stroke of cinematic …
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9 years ago
I have a strong connection with India – Humphrey Dixon
Renowned British Film Editor Humphrey Dixon talks about his connection with India, experience at IFFI 2015 and advice to budding editors.
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