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Re: How to become a film artist?

by Kavita » Fri Mar 25, 2005 2:38 pm

CtrlAltDel wrote:
Sharjeel wrote:
CtrlAltDel wrote:
Sharjeel wrote:
CtrlAltDel wrote:
Kavita wrote:Before you start telling how to become a hero or heoine, let me make it clear, my question is how to become an artist in the film world, not necessarily as in the art films, but should have some commercial success too.
contact Shakti Kapoor! :lol:
darn... :lol: :lol: :lol:
well...if u r a male u can contact Karan Johar.... :twisted:
As I said bfore, me would much rather surrender myself to a grizzly bear :evil: :evil: :evil:
Anil Kapoor? :shock: i dont think he's that type....:?[/b]




arey yaar, ontopic kuch soch ke batao na, hamesha ganda majak acha nahi lagta
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by Kavita » Fri Mar 25, 2005 2:40 pm

ycr007 wrote:
Kavita wrote:What are different kinds of people apart from director, choreographer, actors, involved in a film making. Whats the nature of thier job and whos job is the more demanding (I mean demanding lot of hard work)? Who is a cinematographer? Whats still photography, motion photography...


The Chief-of-da-movie-Staff is Undoubtedly the Director
The purse Strings belong to da Producer
The one-who-sees-that-costs-do-not-escalate is the Production Controller
Then there is the Executive Producer whose role I don' clearly Understand

Movie making is like a well-oiled machinery where there are many people
who are involved right at the grassroot level right to the top.Important people
include the Producer,Director,Editor,PR guy,Exec.Prod,Music Dir,Lyricist,
Stunt Co-ordinator,cameraman etc etc.

The ones responsible for the actros n actresses coordinate their shoots
are the Secretaries I guess.Then there are the 100 odd spot boys arnd
who do chores like moving the Camera Trolley,handling the cranes,
providing lighting,handing out coffee/Teas etc.

Cinematographer is the Technical term for the Cameraman.He is involved
with the Angle of shot,Lighting used,How the scene is to be shot,what
lens to use,how much to pan and other details.Generally he has a trusted
assistant who holds the camera and shoots the scenes.

Here I must say that since I was ina hurry,I could'nt provide all the details.
More later
:wink:




Thats lot of information I didnt knew about.
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by Kavita » Fri Mar 25, 2005 2:41 pm

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23 03 2005 10:00:01
Vamsee Ramaraju: I need anchors/models - male and female for some part-time projects on hand. Please get back to me...melodyvamsee@yahoo.co.in


hey Kavi, I saw this in the shoutbox, may be Vamsee Ramaraju can help, I dont know who he is tho :roll:




Thanks for the info.
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by ycr007 » Fri Mar 25, 2005 4:29 pm

Kavita wrote:
ycr007 wrote:
Kavita wrote:What are different kinds of people apart from director, choreographer, actors, involved in a film making. Whats the nature of thier job and whos job is the more demanding (I mean demanding lot of hard work)? Who is a cinematographer? Whats still photography, motion photography...


The Chief-of-da-movie-Staff is Undoubtedly the Director
The purse Strings belong to da Producer
The one-who-sees-that-costs-do-not-escalate is the Production Controller
Then there is the Executive Producer whose role I don' clearly Understand

Movie making is like a well-oiled machinery where there are many people
who are involved right at the grassroot level right to the top.Important people
include the Producer,Director,Editor,PR guy,Exec.Prod,Music Dir,Lyricist,
Stunt Co-ordinator,cameraman etc etc.

The ones responsible for the actros n actresses coordinate their shoots
are the Secretaries I guess.Then there are the 100 odd spot boys arnd
who do chores like moving the Camera Trolley,handling the cranes,
providing lighting,handing out coffee/Teas etc.

Cinematographer is the Technical term for the Cameraman.He is involved
with the Angle of shot,Lighting used,How the scene is to be shot,what
lens to use,how much to pan and other details.Generally he has a trusted
assistant who holds the camera and shoots the scenes.

Here I must say that since I was ina hurry,I could'nt provide all the details.
More later
:wink:


Thats lot of information I didnt knew about.




There's Much More from where that came from....



As I told ,it will be posted in leisure
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by Sivaji » Sat Mar 26, 2005 11:11 pm

Kavita wrote:So CAD, you suggest casting couch. Ok, its one way to become a film actor.

I want to know how to become an 'artist'? Hope you can make out the difference.




Hey thats very simple. If you are very much interested , there are many institutes which teach acting. You can contact them. If you need any help I can help you out in finding the institutes.
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by Killer » Mon May 02, 2005 7:37 pm

well if theres one thing u need its contacts to become anything india espically if its to do with films...well if you wernt involved in theatre during school days and even if you were but ur school wasnt reputed and ur very talented but u dont have contacts then its not gonna be easy..but i think a person like you who has a serious intrest in acting (i think ur serious since uve choosen serious roles over commercial ones) u would have friends who are into the same thing or share the same dream & inerest rite? maybe they would be the best to help you if they act with some theatrical group ..or another thing u can do is attend alotta plays in ur city befriend the regulars and ull get in...



best of luck!

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Re: How to become a film artist?

by SeH » Tue May 03, 2005 3:50 am

Kavita wrote:Before you start telling how to become a hero or heoine, let me make it clear, my question is how to become an artist in the film world, not necessarily as in the art films, but should have some commercial success too.




Kaika artist..... I dont find any artists in recent times. Hero hona tho Paise dikhav, Heroine hona tho chote kapde pehne aur badan dikhaye.. yehi hai aaj kal kaa funda
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by IMFBreturns » Wed May 04, 2005 2:36 pm

Sivaji wrote:
Kavita wrote:So CAD, you suggest casting couch. Ok, its one way to become a film actor.

I want to know how to become an 'artist'? Hope you can make out the difference.


Hey thats very simple. If you are very much interested , there are many institutes which teach acting. You can contact them. If you need any help I can help you out in finding the institutes.




well i'm not really interested in joining for "classes" since I have seen some in Hyderabad. they just wanna make money off you and don't always help. Any other ways?
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