A studio’s brotherhood is mouth-watering filmmakers to lapse to a pleasing universe of celluloid with a residency on 16mm cinema
Simran Ankolkar
As a metaverse threatens to invade a earthy universes, a universe of cinema continues to be separate between nostalgia for celluloid and a unsentimental existence of digital filmmaking. For those emotional for a feel of celluloid, Harkat Studio’s Cinema Karigar brotherhood competence come as a respite. The Mumbai-based studio is charity a month-long brotherhood to artistes meddlesome in formulating with a tactical middle of celluloid.
The brotherhood is open to filmmakers and non-filmmakers, Simran Ankolkar, curator and artist, tells us, adding, “The thought is to make a middle some-more accessible.” The residency will engage workshops on utilising celluloid to emanate images, films and art. Ankolkar elaborates, “The initial week will cover a basis in terms of processes. The seminar is to assistance them exercise a skills and examination on a medium.” The residency, she shares, allows some-more time and is directed towards mentoring filmmakers and ancillary some-more projects regulating a medium.
Simran Ankolkar
This is a second year of a residency that was launched final year in partnership with a Gujral Foundation, she revealed. The new residency projects will revolve around a thesis ‘At a cadence of midnight hour’ — a take on 75 years of India’s freedom. “The matter can be interpreted any way,” Ankolkar adds. Interested field should remember that a deadline to contention their plan proposals is Jul 22. It is a singular opportunity, Ankolkar believes, “The tangibility of celluloid filmmaking means a good understanding of craftsmanship — hence, a tenure karigar.”
At Harkat Studios, Bungalow 17, JP Road, Andheri.
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