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Film Workshop
As filmmakers, we often find that we learn just as much from our students. While we have a solid understanding of the basics, teaching them opens our eyes to new perspectives. Students sometimes push boundaries, we ask them to explore creative paths—both with and without limitations in different exercises. We conduct film workshops in colleges and schools to foster this exchange of ideas and inspire new ways of thinking.
Documentary Workshop : 1 Month I 2024
The course explored the aesthetics of history, theories, aesthetics, movements, applications, socio-politics, techniques & manifestations and contemporary trends of documentary cinema in India and across the world. We also the concepts behind documentary narratives, their myriad expressions/extensions and syntax of the meaning making. The
students will understand the role of documentary cinema in society.
National Institute of Design (NID), Andhra Pradesh
Mobile Film Workshops : Manipur I 2024
Art has the power to heal in many ways, and cinema is a powerful tool for both expression and recovery. We recently conducted a 5-day workshop with children affected by riots in Imphal and nearby areas. The workshop introduced them to the basics of storytelling and mobile filmmaking, allowing them to direct, act, and shoot their own short films. By engaging in this creative process, the children were able to express themselves, build confidence, and find healing through the art of filmmaking. The project aimed to inspire resilience and provide an outlet for emotional recovery.
Mobile Film Workshops I Dharampur I 2018
IWhat kind of result we get if we give mobile phone to students allow them to explore their own story. Result is this film.
Shot, directed and acted by tribal children of Sarvoday school, Pindval.
Mentor: Mitesh Sushila, Mihir Pathak, Janantik Shukla
Theatre WorkshopI Relief Camps IAhmedabad I 2002
Conducted theatre workshop under Guidance of Nadir Babbar, Sunil Sinha, Stalin K. with riot affected children at Shah Alam and Vatva Relief camps. We played theatre and creativity games and performed a street play on based of Premchand's short story Idgah.
â—‰ We also conduct film and art appreciation workshop across India.
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