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then how do i craft a distribution network with out the crores and publicity and other networks.... i would like to know how does this really work, are their agents, people, agencies,... or simply we need to start with networks.... can someone please enlighten me..... to answer your question, Deept...

I forwarded your question to a friend who is also a distributor: "Distribution of Films................West Bengal Today marketing a film properly is as Important as making a film decently with a proper script, actor, etc. The scenario of Distribution has totally changed from the earlier years,...

hopefully soon. The industry is driving me to it. I am still studying the viability. Even if I do it, want it to be a boutique facility...

Band Pro announced that the first sets of Leica Summilux-C cinema lenses have shipped from the new factory in Wetzlar, Germany. The Leica Cine lenses are exclusively distributed by Band Pro. A set of eight lenses costs $178,000. Here are three sample videos shot with the new Summilux-C cinema lenses...

i think most of us are a little clueless about that part. I am trying to organise some kind of a meet to help this work out. Just give me some time.

thats what. most of us have three or more script ideas and keep wondering 'kis ko banaaon'?

while what it takes is to go out and hustle your way into finding a producer.

arre Kuch nai hota!

I seriously feel we need to get far more proactive about making our films. we are unable because we are not sure of our scripts. isnt it?

one classic film, shot in Darjeeling with RD Burman inspired melodies. An all round family entertainer we really need one now.

Dara, its time you made a film

Lightworks The Lightworks Open Source Project starts here... Back in April 2010, we announced our plans to take Lightworks open source. We always said the first step would be to make the application freely available so that a large community of users could start becoming familiar with it. We are ve...

Many of the 2K post processes are real-time or near real-time, whereas 4K is much more expensive and slower due the drastically higher data rates. Most films use the 1.85:1 aspect ratio, so the top and bottom of a full aperture 35mm film frame is cropped, which results in less than 1556 or 3112 pix...

though the film was interesting, just thought Kodak is being too defensive, because atleast for now there is no equivalent to film. To start with, its one sensor in a digital camera against different films for various conditions. And anyways I dont think anyone will choose digital over film on imag...

Only if your HMIs are flicker free and the generator is crystal controlled. Joyfulshanker, your account is being suspended for not being from FTII. Sorry but this is a closed group.