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In screenwriting, a movie synopsis is a brief summary of a completed screenplay’s core concept, major plot points, and main character arcs. A screenwriter primarily writes a script synopsis as a selling tool to convince film industry higher-ups to read the full screenplay. A film synopsis is also called a “one-pager” because it’s ideally aContinue reading “What Is a Movie Synopsis?”

Monsoon Wedding 2001 A 17-member cast and crew project shot in limited locations, a Dogme film shot on Digital Camera commissioned by the French Channel Arte.Mumbai express 2005 Mumbai Xpress had to be substantially edited on Final Cut Pro, a non-linear film editing software, and made relevant for the big screen. And then — here’s theContinue reading “Bollywood Journey of 35mm Celluloid to Digital”

In 1980, Nihalani directed his first film, Aakrosh. Written by Vijay Tendulkar, the film brought the angst arising out of injustice and a faulty judicial system with an intensity that had never been seen before. Nihalani introduced Om Puri in the film, who, along with Naseeruddin Shah, gave a stellar performance.Aakrosh won the National Film Award forContinue reading “Govind Nihalani works in film industry.”

The nineteenth century saw a vast proliferation of visual forms of popular culture. The industrial era offered ways of mass-producing lantern slides, books of photographs, and illustrated fiction. The middle and working classes of many countries could visit elaborate dioramas-painted backdrops with three-dimensional figures depicting famous historical events. Circuses, freak shows, amusement parks and musicContinue reading “Early Cinema”

Let’s take an overview of Indian film Industry to understand various landmarks and trends this industry has witnessed. It will create a ruf idea about the Indian film industry and its development. I am sure this ruf idea will help in creating many questions, interesting and curiosity into your mind. This will help us toContinue reading “INDIAN FILM INDUSTRY AND IT’S DEVEOPMENT OVERVIEW.”

The Tradition of the Aesthetic Consciousness in Japan In this paper, I will investigate the tradition of the aesthetic consciousness in Japan substituting the aesthetic consciousness or the thought and expression of beauty for the term of aesthetics. The reason is that Japanese traditional consciousness of beauty is included in the films, a product ofContinue reading “The Aesthetics of Japanese Cinema “

Akira Kurosawa redefined the action film with his samurai epics set in Japan’s medieval past. Here are 10 of his best movies. Akira Kurosawa Akira Kurosawa (23 March 1910 — 6 September 1998) is one of Japanese cinema’s few household names in the west, due to such groundbreaking jidaigeki period action films as Seven Samurai (1954), The Hidden Fortress (1958) and Kagemusha (1980).The enduringContinue reading “Akira Kurosawa: 10 essential films”