Published by Shripriya May 10th, 2008
in Filmmaking.
This is a very, very cool video. Kudos to director Dougal Wilson.
This video seems like it is one single take. But it isn’t.
How many cuts can you find?
And if you like the song, here are the lyrics -
Join our group and you will find
Harmony and peace of mind
Make it better
We’re here to welcome you
We’re all […]
Published by Shripriya July 4th, 2007
in Filmmaking.
In late May everyone got a touch excited when the City settled its lawsuit with filmmaker Rakesh Sharma. The lawsuit occurred because Rakesh was detained after police officers saw him photographing buildings and held him for several hours.
I’ve always been a huge fan of the NYC Mayor’s Office of Film and Television for being very […]
Published by Shripriya May 3rd, 2007
in Filmmaking.
There are nutjobs everywhere. Every religion has them. Hindu right-wing nutjobs, Muslim right-wing nutjobs and Christian right-wing nutjobs (yes, I have made nutjobs into one word!)
agentie de turism
avatare de tristete
cerere catalog
colectii de rochii
cumpar componente
paturi dormitor
consiliere cariera
plan financiar
finantare studii
ghid de calatorie
reguli de igiena
produse ingrijire
investitie la bursa
legislatie medicala
noutati stiintifice
optimizare calculator
producator suruburi
conditii de promovare
tehnici de relaxare
rochii de inchiriat
alimentatie […]
Published by Shripriya April 26th, 2007
in Filmmaking.
Several weeks ago, I saw The Lives of Others. Bloody brilliant. I was riveted to every single scene. And since then, I’ve thought about it every day…
A movie about the horrific and desperate times in the GDR before the Wall fell, it follows the lives of the theater community who are under constant scrutiny by […]
Published by Shripriya April 16th, 2007
in Filmmaking.
When I was doing my 12-week Film Intensive at NYU SCPS, one of the things I heard a few times was that to be a good director, you should take an acting class. As I made UNTITLED, I realized that understanding what an actor goes through, how he/she prepares, can help a director in ensuring […]
Published by Shripriya April 9th, 2007
in Filmmaking.
Making a advertisement these days is becoming more and more complex as companies and filmmakers try to make unique ads that stand out and capture the imagination.
Of the latest crop of ads, Sony’s Bravia ads are fabulous in this regard. They are brilliantly executed, the music is perfect and you want to keep watching them […]
Published by Shripriya March 21st, 2007
in Filmmaking.
The New York Times had a very interesting article on what could happen when a director doesn’t get final cut rights. The final cut of a film refers to the cut/version of the film that is shown to the public.
It is a rare privilege when a studio will give a director final cut because the […]
Published by Shripriya January 26th, 2007
in Filmmaking.
Being a filmmaker is one of the most amazing jobs - you have the opportunity to make a movie, communicate a message, share a passion, move people, change their lives even.
I love it when filmmakers use these amazing skills to do good. When I was a kid growing up in Madras, Mani Ratnam would often […]
Published by Shripriya November 3rd, 2006
in Filmmaking and Technology.
I discovered UbuWeb from the Self-Reliant Filmmaking blog. The author’s wish that You Tube was more UbuWeb got me thinking.
UbuWeb is a place where you can watch and learn the techniques of filmmakers who were very innovative in their time. YouTube is a place where you can be entertained, you watch the latest viral gimmick, […]
Published by Shripriya October 26th, 2006
in Filmmaking and movies.
Jon Kilik, one of the two producers on Babel, joined us for a discussion before the screening. Jon seems like an extremely modest and likeable guy and he talked about how he worked his way to up the producing ladder � the importance of being a line producer, making your contacts, and learning from great […]
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