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I sat glued to the screen of my phone for hours at a stretch. My roommate grew concerned as she saw me weep with half an hour or so. When she had had enough she snatched my phone and yelled at the top of her voice, “Will you stop watching these family dramas after all!” To her surprise she found a documentary on child brides in India playing on my phone. As she heard the story of a teenager rescued by the documentary filmmaker, she couldn’t hold back her tears too.

 

Every year hundreds of filmmakers document the reality of the world they live in, of the world we live in through the medium of films. Every year hundreds of documentaries are produced round the globe sometimes showing a mirror to the society we are in, sometimes reveling in the beauty of nature, and sometimes simply recording all that there is.

 

India is known to produce a huge number of commercial and non-commercial films each year. Keeping the tradition alive and bringing documentary films to the mainstream, the country hosts several documentary film festivals every year giving space to this form of art that is yet to get its due. Some of them like Jaipur International Film Festival, Mumbai Film Festival are quite popular one. There is also film festivals especially organized for Students segment. Now a days, with the popularity of Film Studies courses in India, several students are trying their hands on short films to learn the art and make career in mainstream Film Industry. The Student Film Festivals in India are rapidly growing in several cities across India.

 

1. VIBGYOR

Held annually in the Thrissur district of Kerala, VIBGYOR is an international short and documentary film festival in Kerala with films revolving around the themes of identity, gender and sexuality, human rights, nation state, environment. Organized by VIBGYOR film collective it takes place at the Sangeetha Nataka Akademy in Thrissur each year and is the largest alternate film festival in South Asia.

 

2. Jeevika: Asia Livelihood Documentary Festival

A Centre for Civil Society initiative, Jeevika was started in 2004 as part of the Jeevika Campaign working for the livelihood freedom for street entrepreneurs. An attempt at bringing to the public eye issues regarding the livelihood of both the rural and urban population living in poverty, this festival has made a mark in short span of time.

 

3. Mumbai International Film Festival

The Mumbai International Film Festival is dedicated to documentary, short and animation films. As the name of the festival suggests, it takes places annually in Mumbai and is organized by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. In a journey of thirty long years this film festival has successfully brought together filmmakers from all over the world, giving them a brilliant platform for the exchange of ideas.

 

4. Orma Film Festival

Organized by Kerala Information and Public Relations Department in Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala in 2004, the Orma Film Festival is one of the most sought after documentary film festivals in the country, designed specifically to showcase documentaries from around the country.

 

5. SIGNS Film Festival

Held last in association with Kochi-Muziris Biennale, the SIGNS Film Festival was initiated for screening short and documentary films. Organized each year by FFSI – Keralam founded by Satyajit Ray, the organization is one of the five chapters of the Federation of Film Societies of India.

 

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Author: Deeksha Vats

Do you ever wonder how it is to live in a deserted land with hardly any amenities is? Are you curious about the culture in Rajasthan? Would you like to discover an authentic Rajasthani experience that is way beyond palaces and castle and that has more colours than one can name? You can witness the ‘Rajasthani Magic’ that drips in the form of art and crafts in every nook and corner here.

The folk and tribal arts of this monochromatic land are simple, yet they speak volumes about the rich heritage of India. Rajasthani Tribal artisans are known for their craftsmanship, and fine art and thus, arts and crafts of these tribes inspire many documentary filmmakers in India.

If you wish to visit Rajasthan for documenting the lives of these tribes and capture their art form line producers in Rajasthan can assist you. Here are tribes that will win your hearts in all the ways possible:

Bhil Tribe

Bhil Tribes, who mainly reside in Udaipur, Dungarpur, and Chittorgarh, make 39% of the tribal population in Rajasthan. In their stunning paintings, they bring to life the natural phenomena of nature such as changing seasons, rising sun, moon, animals, trees, rivers, and even mythological figures.

They use neem sticks and other twigs along with herbal colours and vegetable dyes or colors made from Kumkum, Haldi, Kajal, Rice, Mehendi, to paint the clay walls of their village homes. Bhil paintings are made of large shapes of characters that are filled in with uniform dots in different patterns and colours. The dot patterns are the artist’s signature styles that set them apart. These natural colours and dots of Bhils derive fascinating paintings that can leave anyone mesmerized.

If you desire to experience the Bhil art in its pure form, then you must enter the house of the Bhil artisans themselves. Fixers in Udaipur and fixers in Jaipur can make this possible for you.

Meena Tribe

Meena is another tribal group in Rajasthan spread over various regions in the state. For centuries the women of the Meena tribe have been passing a remarkable craft known as Mandana paintings to their daughters.

They use a white paste that is made of rice and milk to paint motifs of birds and animals with their young on mud surfaces of their homes. You will also find the breath-taking photographs filled with vibrant full-colours that represent a glimpse of the lives of these extraordinary Meena artists.

Rabari Tribe

Stunning silver jewellery distinguishes the nomadic Rabari tribe that moves between various regions of Rajasthan like Sirohi and Udaipur. Their demure look and the colourful exuberance of the costumes amidst the deserted lands are finely balanced with layers of silver that adds grace in their entire persona.

The women of Rabari tribe exude radical beauty with astounding designs of silver ornaments adorning their bodies.  This ethnic tribal community embellish jewellery to distinguish themselves from the other tribe. But silver jewellery is not just a piece of decorative for these tribes, it is their identity as well as investment, and above all, it is an ancient and unique craft. If you desire to see these nomadic tribes making the finest of silver jewellery, then fixers in Udaipur can guide you.

Bishnoi Tribe

Bishnoi’s, who live in western Rajasthan, also known as the conservators of plant and animal life, have a strong artistic background. Their Terracotta pottery, ceramic work, durry, or carpet that is made using thick colourful strands, block painting that can turn an ordinary cloth into an unusual art piece are exceptional.

Bishnoi art form is so calm and soothing that it brings nothing but glee to one’s heart. Beautifully painted chest huts surrounding the dessert makes the Bishnoi’s village in Jodhpur as one of the prime locations for filming in India.

Transform the true colours of Rajasthan into a treasured cinema   

Today, we’re getting to see much more of the tribal art in the mainstream. These artists are now recognized even internationally. Still, this tribal art form is so rooted that it never gets rid of the honesty of its depictions despite all the recognition it has achieved. Capturing the lives and art form of these tribes into an audio-visual form brings a true creative satisfaction to documentary makers who desire to impress the audiences.

You can easily find media support, interview arrangement, and equipment rental anywhere in Rajasthan, if you wish to shoot your documentary or movie, you should contact filming Indo the top notch production house in Rajasthan or drop your query at info@filmingindo.com

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Be it the ease with which you would find a fixer in India or the low cost of logistics support, the case for India as a location for filming is already made. The country provides a very hospitable environment for film production and shooting in addition to a cheaper crew, world-class equipment rental, and great weather throughout the year.

If you are looking for a location for filming in India, eastern India is a land waiting to be discovered. Its culture is unique and offers colour and vibrancy to the region. Add to this, the natural heritage, architectural history, and its traditions, eastern India is a bonus package.

Here are five places in eastern India that you can consider for filmmaking:

 

1. West Bengal

West Bengal has a host of film shooting locations to offer. The city of Kolkata is the largest in this region and the third-largest in the country. Kolkata is a particular favourite among Bollywood for its art films and great filmmakers and writers it has produced. Mira Nair’s 2006 drama The Namesake was shot in the city as was Happy, a 2011 feature documentary film by Roko Belic on the subject of human happiness.

The City of Joy as Kolkata is popularly called is also home to some iconic monuments and architectural marvels unseen in any other part of the world. One such piece of architecture is the Marble Palace built in the 1840 or the Victoria Memorial that commemorated the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria. But who can miss the Howrah Bridge that runs 705 metres long and has eight lanes of traffic? The Bay Bridge in San Frisco is a close twin to this historical landmark. And, if you are looking for natural elements, there are the Sundarbans and the Hooghly River waiting to answer peoples’ questions.

 

2. Bihar

The state of Bihar was considered a centre of learning and culture in ancient India. In recent years, the state government has brought in many schemes to develop the state and create a flourishing space for filming.

The Nalanda University, once a centre of great learning, was visited by students from as far as Turkey and Greece. The library was believed to be unmatched and contained books and documents on subjects as diverse as metaphysics, logic, and grammar.

Another beautiful location that stands out is the Mahabodhi Temple which has an immaculate architecture. The temple has classics motifs and is among the oldest brick temples in the country. Intricate designs from the life of the Buddha are carved and there is a statue of the Buddha himself inside a glass casing.

 

3. Chhattisgarh

The state of Chhattisgarh is endowed with a rich cultural heritage. Its natural diversity, waterfalls, Buddhist sites, palaces, and rock paintings have been inviting visitors from around the world. The place is also known for its rich forest cover with up to 41.33% of the area under forests.

 

4. Assam

The state of Assam is known for its silk and tea. But its wildlife, natural beauty, and culture are other elements that attract local and international visitors. The place is ideal as a location for filming in India because it is a tourism hotspot.

Places of importance in Assam include the river-island Majuli, Guwahati which includes the Kamakhya Temple and the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, the Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Dibrugarh, the tea capital of the world. Filming Indo as your Fixer in Assam helps you get all the permits for smooth filming.

 

5. Sikkim

The Gurudongmar Lake in Sikkim can be easily mistaken for Iceland’s Jökulsárlón Lake. It is located at an altitude of 17,800 ft and is known for its beauty and sanctity. But, Sikkim has more to offer the film industry.

The state also has a UNESCO World Heritage site in its Khanchendzonga National Park where breath-taking glacial views, rich and diverse flora and fauna are found together.

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The government and media support in India, particularly for filmmaking and documentary shooting, over the years have been improving. The policy observed by various states in north India such as Uttar Pradesh has made India an attractive destination for filmmakers.

In addition, the country offers some amazing locations – dense forests, modern and colonial architecture, and bazaars – that combined with the low cost of logistics makes it a viable option for the filmmaking business.

Here are five locations in North India that are most friendly for film making:

 

1. Himachal Pradesh

The state of Himachal Pradesh is popular for its landscapes and hill stations. Shimla, Dharamshala, Kullu, Manali, Mandi, Kasol, McLeodganj and others are tourist destinations that have featured in countless Bollywood films.

The hill station of Khajjiar, in the Chamba district at an altitude of 2000 metres, is also known as mini-Switzerland for its topographical resemblance to the country. In fact, a signboard states this explicitly! The location is perfect for shots that involve dense pine forests, snow, and sloped terrain. A panoramic view of the Dauladhar Mountains greets visitors throughout the year. In addition, three different ecosystems—green forests, lakes, and pastures—cover this exquisite plateau.

 

2. Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand, another popular location for filming in India, has places with a beauty that is unmatched in the world. One popular location is the Valley of Flowers, home to exotic wild species of flora and fauna. It is not uncommon to see brown bears, red fox, black bears, and snow leopards roaming in this alpine highland. Resembling California’s Antelope Valley, the valley is covered with flowers of varied colours with the grandeur of the Zanskar and Himalayas as its backdrop. The perfect time to visit this location is between July and September.

Recently, the state was also awarded as one of the friendliest states in terms of its film policy. The policy includes single-window shooting permission, free of cost police protection, and residential arrangement for the film’s crew. Uttarakhand is also popular among the global film industry – Will Smith has visited the state for a film shooting. Recently, Man vs Wild, the famous Discovery Channel program was shot in Uttarakhand. But it is not only Hollywood that has shown interest in Uttarakhand – film industries from Japan and France have visited the state for shooting their films. The best way to find shooting locations in Uttarakhand or in India is through a fixer in India who will be able to get film and documentary permissions.

 

3. Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh

The union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh are popular among the film industry for their scenic locations, snow-clad mountains, green meadows, and pristine lakes. But you would not be at fault if you confuse the tulip fields of Srinagar with those in Amsterdam. Thirty-two miles from Srinagar is the beautiful Gulmarg, a tourist location that has snow-covered peaks and brings memories of Switzerland.

 

4. Uttar Pradesh

There are many places in Uttar Pradesh that are considered holy. Among them is the Buddhist circuit that is world-renowned for its significance in Buddhism. The Buddha gave his first sermon in Sarnath and other places of significance in the Circuit include Kaushambi, Sravasti, and Sankisa. Each of these places is known for the majestic stupas, pillars, and temples dedicated to the Buddha.

The state is also popular for its Mughal period architecture. Entire cities have been planned by Mughal emperors bringing to the world Agra’s Taj Mahal, the historic city of Fatehpur Sikri, Lucknow, and more. The Ganges and the river ghats from Assi to Rajghat in Varanasi are a popular destination for international and local tourists.

 

5. Delhi

When Hollywood thinks of Delhi, they think films like Eat, Pray, Love (2010) and Jobs (2013). And, they are right for the city is as old as time! Monuments, gardens, colonial architecture, markets, and more await those who visit Delhi as tourists or as film savants. Remember the Obamas visiting The Humayun’s Tomb? Be it logistical support or finding a fixer, Delhi has it all.

 

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Rajasthan is a land waiting to share its stories.

Located in the north-western part of India, the state, literally meaning “Land of Kings”, is bestowed with a rich history and landscape that attracts tourists from different parts of the world every year. The magnificent Thar Desert, the Aravallis, the forts and wildlife sanctuaries, and the Sutlej-Indus river valley are part of the diversity of the state.

Rajasthan is also a popular location for filming in India. Films including The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011), The Deceivers (1988), The Far Pavilions (1978), and many others have been shot in the state. Some locations in the state resemble or at least remind the viewer of the scenic landscapes and architecture in Europe.

Go through the following list and judge for yourself.

1. Jaipur

Known as the “Pink City”, the city of Jaipur is a popular tourist destination. It is among the World Heritage sites and in the year 2008 was voted as the seventh best place to visit in Asia.

Notable attractions in the city include the Jal Mahal, the Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort, Jantar Mantar, and the Nahargarh Fort. The Jal Mahal, a location that can on any given day challenge the Trakai Castle in Lithuania, rests in the Man Sagar Lake.

Jaipur is also a popular location for filming. The city boasts of a rich list of foreign films perhaps owing to the ease with which to receive film and documentary permissions in India. Films such as The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011), The Deceivers (1988), The Far Pavilions (1978), Holy Smoke! (1999) and others have been shot here. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel went on to make $137 million worldwide.

2. Jodhpur

Jodhpur is a beautiful city among the sand dunes of Rajasthan.

Popular for the Mehrangarh Fort, which has been a location for Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises (2012) and The Jungle Book (1994), the city attracts a large number of travellers throughout the year. The fort itself sits at a height of 400 feet and covers a vast area of about five kilometres. The fort has also been used to record a collaborative album by world-renowned musicians in 2015.

Films including The Darjeeling Unlimited, a 2017 comedy-drama, and the Autobiography of a Princess (1975)starring Madhur Jaffrey and James Mason were also shot in the city.

Today, Jodhpur is popular for its royal feasts, blue houses, and its desert safaris.

3. Udaipur

“The City of Lakes”, Udaipur is another famous location in the state of Rajasthan. It is often considered to be one of the most romantic places in India and is therefore thronged by national and international tourists.

The city has a well-established lake system from which it takes its name but also has many forts, palaces, natural gardens, galleries, and architectural temples. The Lake Palace is Udaipur is at par with the Lazienki Palace in Poland. But it is for another reason that the city is famous.

The popular 1983 spy-thriller Octopussy, in the James Bond series was shot in the city featuring Roger Moore in the role of James Bond. The film shows The Monson Palace or the Sajjan Garh Palace located overlooking the Fateh Sagar Lake. The song “Dance Me If You Can” from The Cheetah Girls (2008) was also shot at The Monsoon Palace. The view from the palace is astonishing and makes for a perfect location for filming in India.

4. Jaisalmer

If you are looking a location for documentary shooting in India, look no further beyond the city of Jaisalmer. The city, also known as “The Golden City” stands on a ridge of yellow sandstone and is home to several ornate Jain temples, sandstone architecture and houses. The forts in Jaisalmer are magnificent and the city itself is reminiscent of the Jain heritage that been homed here since the 12^th century.

In particular, the desert in Jaisalmer share similar folklores of the desert in Morocco making the city a portal to another time. Visit the city for the Desert Festival that attracts tourists from the world over.

Surrounded by large water bodies, snow-capped mountains and valleys, world-class airports, highways, and hotels, India is a highly diverse film shooting destination. It has Hollywood-esque farmhouses, dense forests, modern architecture, bazaars, scenic locations, and more.

Why is India popular?

Put it on the low cost of film and documentary permissionsand logistics support in India, it is not rocket science why India is favourable. In particular, places in south India, known for their unique and picturesque landscapes, are becoming a popular location for filming in India.

Here are some of the popular locations in south India for filming:

1. Puducherry

Located on the southern part of India in the state of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry’s history is as far back as the second century AD. In The Periplus of the Erthraean Sea, the marketplace of Poduke finds mention, which will later become the French colony Pondicherry in 1674.

The Union Territory has maintained its French lifestyle to this day; the French part of the town is linedwith colonial-style townhouses and architecture such as the Travaux Publics building, large markets, eateries, and bungalows. The seaside town is also an important destination for national and international tourists. The experimental city of Auroville is a few kilometres away.

The French Quarter of Puducherry finds itself in Life of Pi, Ang Lee’s film adaptation that was released in November 2012. The film won four awards in the 85^th Academy Awards.

2. Goa

Remember Paul Greengrass’ The Bourne Supremacy, the second of the action-thriller with Matt Damon playing the lead as Jason Bourne? The Bourne Supremacy released in 2004 shows Bourne experiencing flashbacks of his former CIA assassin life on the pristine beaches of Goa. The resort shown in the film is located on Palolem, a beach known for its palm-fringed sand, bamboo huts, and safe swimming spots. The beach finds foreigners kayaking, paddle-boarding, and hiking throughout the year.

If your production house is looking for a fixer in India,who could help find a location as Goa with its vibrant culture, architecture that reminds one of the Ottoman and Portuguese styles, forests and beaches, you have come to the right place.

3. Karnataka

Every nook and corner in Karnataka’s Hampiis reminiscent of the ruins of Athens of Rome. The ancient stone structures in this UNESCO World Heritage Site bring to mind the riches and grandiosity of this place. As a location for filming in India, Hampi is no stranger; for in this very location, the martial arts master, Jackie Chan shot a cameo in the 2005 film The Myth.

Just 400 kilometres from Hampi is Mysuru with its heritage structures, festivities, paintings, and more. Like Hampi, the city is visited by tourists throughout the year. Mysuru’s royal palace was put on the world map during the shooting of the British TV drama The Jewel in the Crown which showed the legendary Geraldine James and India’s iconic ZohraSehgal sharing screen time together.

4. Munnar

Munnar, located in ‘God’s own country’ Kerala, is a scenic hill station in the Western Ghats. Sometimes called the ‘Kashmir of South India’, Munnar is a beautiful location for film and documentary shooting.

The testimony to this is the Hollywood film, Before the Rains that won the Kodak Crystal Vision Award for Best Cinematography and the Best Film Award at the Houston Film Festival that was shot completely in Munnar. Its tea estates have retained their authenticity for the last 75 years and the times of transition particularly of the season give Munnar a beauty that is timeless.

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Moving to the second day schedule as we have planned to shoot mainly few interviews and visit to industrial area. The day started with filming a newly opened Oxygen bar at the heart of Delhi for the first time. The shop is at Select City Mall, Saket. There are various flavors of oxygen which help in reducing the headache and detox the body. The film maker shot the whole series while experiencing the

oxygen therapy. We also interviewed few locals as to know why they have to come at oxygen bar, and what they are doing for Delhi’s permanent solution.

Then we moved to Centre for Science and Environment Organization which is a government body mainly brings out various studies and policy measures with regard to Environment to suggest government for strong execution during touch times. We interviewed Mr Vivek Chattopadhyaya, Air Quality Scientist who explains various factors behind as to why Delhi is world’s most polluted capital, and what are the measures we need to take.

We also filmed Industrial area at Bawana which is in extreme northern part of Delhi. The area is very huge and more than hundreds of factories manufactures wires, plastics items, electronic, etc. There are several news articles which state that the Bawana Industrial area has the highest pollution AQI where parent doesn’t allow their children’s to go out for playing. We check in to few factories and asked questions from residents around area. The day was quite productive. But we get all the necessary footage. The Bawana Industrial area is really far from center and if you stuck in the traffic then it becomes hell. For us, we planned each and everything so, everything went well.

All the sites are apt for film making or documentary filming.

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We are very delighted to state that the team of Filming Indo have been a part of documentary “Tuen Travel’ a Thailand travel genre documentary about the current pollution crisis in India. The aim of the documentary is to achieve a widespread impact on Thai audience by bringing them too many places around the world which serious environmental issues exists in extreme scales.

For filming in India,  the show aims to travel in and study the air pollution crisis in  ‘Gurugram’, the city that was declared as the most polluted city of the world in 2018 and ‘New Delhi’ as the world’s most polluted capital city in 2018.

The show has to cover both the cultural and the environmental aspects of the 2 cities, how people live their everyday lives within such pollution, the impacts the air pollution have on their healths, the causes of such pollution, and what are being done to appease the problems. The aim is the to compare the case in India with what is now happening in Thailand, with the air quality getting worse every month in Bangkok and many other provinces. So the lesson learned by the people and organizations in Gurugram and Delhi can help Thai society deal better with the increase air pollution problems in the upcoming future.

A four days shooting was scheduled in the state of Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. It was a big challenge to bring together each and every expert ranging from locals, doctors, NGOs, Air Quality Expert and Government Authorities for views.

It tool around 10 days for all the research and arranging key people and places for shooting. It all started with filming a montage or you can say an introduction of India by showing various glimpses of Delhi markets, architecture and colourful people.

One the first day of shooting, the team went to spice market which is near Chowdi Bazar and Chandni Chowk. We interviewed few shopkeepers asking them what they feel about air pollution and its effect on economy. We arranged a shopkeeper whose shop is running since last 200 years and sells cups and plates of leaves which used to very popular earlier. The products relate to out subject as because of tremendous using of plastics, our environment is highly polluted.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The whole team sat on Battery rikshaw and travelled to Red Fort where we arranged an NGO called Parwaah Foundation for showing us how an NGO is coming forward and spreading awareness about the air pollution.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The NGO distributed good quality masks to hundreds of people came at Red Fort as a part of social work. The NGO also has eco friendly pens and pencils which has seeds capsule on top. It shows the need that we should really implement and adopt also  to teach to young ones to protect environment further.

Delhi is not very large but there are some areas which are very clean and beautiful. Areas like Central Secretariat, Parliament House, and India Gate etc are best places for filming in New Delhi. We visited such places for shooting cleanest part of Delhi where there are mostly government building and archeological sites exist. These places are best suitable to give an idea of India’s capital vibes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

After the recent outbreak of air pollution various news startups and NGOs related to air pollution solutions begin to emerge in Delhi and nearby states. We wanted to show a shop where selling of air purifiers and masks have raised.

For this we went to Nirvana Being shop at Khan Market which is also one of the very expensive markets in New Delhi. During peak air pollution crisis, the selling of masks were increase immensely and me myself saw a long queue out of the Nirvana Being to purchase good quality masks. We interviewed Mr Jai Dhar Gupta for his opinion on air pollutions effect on human and ways we can tackle it. Mr Gupta demonstrated special silicon made masks for best protection and few other important products to be used for citizen. However the products are expensive and cant be afforded by normal people.

 

The team also interviewed a chest specialist and renowned doctor at Agrasain Hospital for his opinion on health effects of air pollution. We chose the hospital in north part of Delhi which remains always

high in AQI. The Director wanted to show that the number of patients increased during pollution or what are the severe cases the doctor has came through in past few months.

If you also plan to make documentary films, TV Program, Web series, Feature films or music videos, We can obtain all the permissions and arrange everything for you in your budget and time frame.

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The temple is one of the very oldest temples in Varanasi located near the outer side of city close by spice wholesale market and also nearby city’s most iconic and oldest or you can say first post office. For Hindu religious people it has huge historical and cultural value because the temple is dedicated to lord Kaal Bhairav who is considered to be a form of Lord Shiva. The hindus also believe that even death is also afraid of Kal Bhairav lord.

Lord Kal Bhairav is also king of Gods and seems to be supreme lord of Ghosts and witches too. Hindus believe that Lord Bhairav is chief police officer of creation. So if anyone in this world wishes to live he has to ultimately take permission from Lord Bhairav. This is the reason whoever office takes incharge as District Magistrate of Varanasi before joining his duty first comes to temple to worship and take permission and blessings of lord.

The Kal Bhairav temple of Varanasi has a huge significance among the Indians and also quite well known among International tourists. The temple has been listed in almost all the tourists guide books in Most Visited Place of Temple Town. Having much of its importance the temple is also considered for best spot for filming purposes. Our team has worked on documentary and TV program and news program projects in Kal Bhairav Temple. Normally photography and videography is prohibited in the temple.

So let’s come to the main point. If you are really looking for video filming at this religious temple, we can make sure and arrange for you. Having a great importance there is always a huge crowd in temple but at certain timings with necessary approval we can video film for documentary and TV programs. You may contact us in advance for seeking permission because at most of occasion, it is impossible to go inside because it’s packed with people during festivals as you know.

This below picture is from the recent documentary filming in the temple where lead cast is taking blessing from a leader of priest.

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Unsere Kunden fordern hochmoderne Streaming-Geräte, um ihre Veranstaltungen abzudecken. Egal ob Einzel- oder Multikamera-Setup, wir verwenden die besten Geräte unserer Klasse für alle unsere Produktionsanforderungen. Wir können auch ein Live-Streaming Ihrer Veranstaltung in kürzester Zeit einrichten. Ein hochqualitatives Video für Ihre große Veranstaltung zu haben, ist letztendlich eine Bereicherung für die Zukunft. Darüber hinaus werden die Gesamtbotschaft und die Kommunikation Ihrer Veranstaltung fortgesetzt, ohne dass Sie auf dem Transportweg verloren gehen.
Die Fristen unserer Kunden sind unsere Priorität. Wir versichern Ihnen, dass unser Abschlussvideo innerhalb der vereinbarten Frist geliefert wird.

Video zu Festivals

Die verschiedenen Festivals in Indien abzudecken, ist eine der Spezialitäten im Film District. Wir kümmern uns um jedes Detail wie Rituale und Traditionen, um das Beste aus den Videoaufnahmen herauszuholen.

Live-Konzerte Veranstaltungen Berichterstattung

Die Multi-Cam-Abdeckung für kleine, mittlere und große Veranstaltungen wird von unseren Experten einwandfrei ausgeführt.

Konferenzen und Workshop-Videoberichterstattung

Es ist sehr wichtig, alle wichtigen Details einer Konferenz zu behandeln, ohne einen der Momente auszulassen. Wir sind einer der Besten, wenn es darum geht, Konferenzen und Workshop-Videos aufzunehmen.

Corporate Event Videoproduktion

Covering Events wie eine Ausstellung, Gründertag, Jubiläen, Firmenmeetings und interne Events sind unsere Stärke. Wir können in kurzer Zeit ein Setup fertigstellen.

Echtzeit-Streaming

Wir verfügen über das Know-how, um unser Multi-Cam-Shooting in Echtzeit auf allen wichtigen Streaming-Plattformen zu übertragen und live zu übertragen. Dies ist der beste Weg, um Ihr Publikum zu erreichen, das nicht an Ihrer Veranstaltung teilnehmen kann.