I came to know about him during the pre-release promotion of Kaante in 2002. Till then I remained oblivious to his existence and his contribution to Indian Cinema. On researching, I found out that he started his career as Chief Assistant Director in 1989. Then on he has been Director of Photography (2nd Unit), Post-Production [...]
Posts Tagged ‘FilmMaking’
Who is Sanjay Gupta?
Posted in Just Blogging, tagged buzz, FilmMaking on August 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Character Casting
Posted in FilmMaking, tagged FilmMaking, passion on July 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have been addicted to “people watching” ever since I could remember. It had grown from a hobby to a passion. Wherever I was, I indulge in this activity irrespective of whatever I am engaged in. I liked watching people and wondering who they and what they could be thinking at that given moment.
All this [...]
The Wishlist
Posted in FilmMaking, tagged FilmMaking, wishlist on July 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I prefer a HD drive camcorder, but most HD models do not come with microphone. Especially the ones I can dream of owning. The price is another deciding factor…
Since I can’t compromise on the microphone I will have to opt for MiniDV camcorders. In which case, the following camcorders would be a good choice to [...]
The hunt is ON!
Posted in FilmMaking, tagged FilmMaking, wishlist on July 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have been scanning lot of shopping and classified sites for a good professional camcorder. After several days of disappointing search, finally the Internet had mercy on me and out of nowhere I found the one that just arrested my attention.
Sony HVR-HD1000U MiniDV 1080i fits the bill just fine… so far. While my search continues, [...]
A New Journey
Posted in FilmMaking, tagged FilmMaking, scriptwriting on July 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Am addicted to storytelling. Writing is like being “me”. There’s no substitute for it. I have been writing since my teen years. And it is the only thing that i haven’t given inspite of my fickle nature. It’s like an incurable disease. And since I have to live with it for the rest of my [...]
