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Category Archives: WWI
Terence Lewis Shares 5 Things to Remember When You’re Working Towards Your Goal
During an immersive session at the 5th Veda cultural hub, Terence Lewis shared some invaluable insight on how to embark on the road to success. Sharing stories of his humble beginnings in Mumbai to the sheer passion and drive for … Continue reading
Posted in Indian Cinema, WWI
Tagged 5th Veda, Contemporary Dance, Dance, Terence Lewis
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Importance of Color Palette in the film!
Just by watching a single frame of ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ you can tell that it’s a Wes Anderson movie. This is because of its symmetrical compositions, saturated color pallet and typically 70’s styling. Every film has its own way … Continue reading
From Comics to Movies
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it used to be just Superman, but now it’s like the whole comic industry is flocking to the movie screens. Not only producing some of the most memorable heroes on-screen but also showing movie-watchers … Continue reading
Subhash Ghai’s 70 mm Plans!
The Show Man on Hindi Cinema – Subhash Ghai plans to transform Entertainment into a much Bigger Experience with his decision to venture into the exhibition business. After Production & Distribution, the Filmmaker decides to make a chain of multiplexes … Continue reading
Posted in Academy 2011, Animation, Award, Christian Bale, Controvertial films, Controvertial Movies, Filmmaking, Great Directors, Habib Faisal, Indian Cinema, International Cinema, International Movies, Ketan Mehta, Komal Nahta, Korean Cinema, Maya Academy, Mukta Arts, Oscar 2011, Oscar Winner 2011, PIFF, Pune International Film Festival, Rajat Sharma, Ramesh Sippy, Sholay, Short Courses, Subhash Ghai, Tribute to Sachin Bhowmick and Somak Mukherjee, Whistling Woods International, World Cinema, WWI, WWI Student
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Horror – A Pure Play Of Mind
Amongst all the Genres that are prevalent in the industry, horror is that one type which elicit extreme emotions, namely fear, disgust & terror. All it does is make us involved in a ghastly situation which is supernatural & supports … Continue reading
Posted in Academy 2011, Animation, Award, Christian Bale, Controvertial films, Controvertial Movies, Filmmaking, Great Directors, Habib Faisal, Indian Cinema, International Cinema, International Movies, Ketan Mehta, Komal Nahta, Korean Cinema, Maya Academy, Mukta Arts, Oscar Winner 2011, PIFF, Pune International Film Festival, Rajat Sharma, Ramesh Sippy, Sholay, Short Courses, Subhash Ghai, Tribute to Sachin Bhowmick and Somak Mukherjee, Uncategorized, Whistling Woods International, World Cinema, WWI, WWI Student
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Jean-Luc Godard – Life Uncut
“I pity the French Cinema because it has no money. I pity the American Cinema because it has no ideas.” A French Filmmaker born in the year 1930, founder of New Wave & the one who challenged the conventions of … Continue reading
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Indian Cinema – Million Stories & One Canvas
Cinema – a word which is not just restricted to mere entertainment but an art of expression which conveys million emotions. It’s a myth that Indian Cinema is just about Bollywood, but there are films which are far beyond commercialization. … Continue reading
Posted in Academy 2011, Animation, Award, Christian Bale, Controvertial films, Controvertial Movies, Filmmaking, Great Directors, Habib Faisal, Indian Cinema, International Cinema, International Movies, Ketan Mehta, Komal Nahta, Korean Cinema, Maya Academy, Mukta Arts, Oscar 2011, Oscar Winner 2011, Sholay, Short Courses, Subhash Ghai, Tribute to Sachin Bhowmick and Somak Mukherjee, Uncategorized, Whistling Woods International, World Cinema, WWI, WWI Student
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“Abuses, accents and language are mandatory to create the distinction of characters in my movies,” says Sudhir Mishra to the students of Whistling Woods International
The students at Whistling Woods International were thrilled to have a master class with Sudhir Mishra, renowned director, scriptwriter and well known for his critically acclaimed movies like ‘Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi’, ‘Khoya Khoya Chand’ and his latest, ‘Yeh Saali Zindagi’. … Continue reading
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Rajat Sharma on ‘Idealism vs. Commercialism’ in a Master Class at Whistling Woods International
Rajat Sharma, the founder of the Indian news channel, India TV, visited Whistling Woods International (WWI) recently to share his experiences with the excited students of WWI. Rajat Sharma is the Chairman and Editor-in-Chief of India TV and has hosted … Continue reading
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Tagged "best film school, Aap ki Adalat's Rajat Sharma, acting, animation, ‘Idealism vs. Commercialism’, cinematography, direction, editing, filmmaking, Master Class with Rajat Sharma, mba in media management, production, Rajat Sharma, short courses, sound recording & design, Subhash Ghai, whistling woods"
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Cinema Italiano
The Italian cinema of the 1970s was confronted with a reality of unprecedented gravity and complexity. The 1970s in Italy were the so-called ‘Years of the Bullet’. Bombings, assassinations, secret masonic lodges plotting to subvert the democratic order, neo-fascist groups … Continue reading
Posted in WWI
Tagged Art Cinema, Art Cinema in Italy, Cinema Italiano, Italian Cinema, Italiana Cinema in 1970s, Italy
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