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Monthly Archives: March 2015
The Six Most Famous Acting Techniques
“Thinking is easy, acting is difficult, and to put one’s thoughts into action is the most difficult thing in the world.” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Acting is a complex art form that encompasses different forms of techniques. The most … Continue reading
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The Future of Animation with Ketan Mehta
“In animation you can turn the impossible into possible and make your dreams come true”- Ketan Mehta. National Award winning filmmaker, Ketan Mehta, interacted with our enthusiastic students on the Art & Technique of Animation. The session was a part … Continue reading
Evolution of Documentary filmmaking
Documentary filmmaking is a broad term, which describes a non-fiction film that intends to capture reality. This kind of filmmaking has no set boundaries, and it gives a lot of freedom to the filmmaker to explore. According to a popular … Continue reading
“Opportunities exist everywhere. You need to keep digging”, advised Mr. M.K. Anand
“Opportunities exist everywhere. You need to keep digging”, advised M.K. Anand, the Master designer of Ad Pricing Strategy for ‘The Times of India’ group and current MD of Times Television Network ~ M.K. Anand interacted with students at a Masterclass … Continue reading
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Birdman v/s Boyhood
Movie makers strive to create their absolute best work to earn the Oscar. And the 87th Academic Awards have created some buzz with the results. The award for the Best Actor was bagged by Eddie Redmayne for ‘The Theory of Everything’ … Continue reading
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