8-day course on filmmaking

Kanpur: In order to revive the dying art of theater, called Kanpur Film and Theatre Association on the people of the industrial city to register their children at the small appreciation of the film. Will be held in the city by the Institute of Film and Television in India (FTII), famously known as Pune Film Institute, from July 24 to 31
R Trivedi, IAS (retd) former CEO of Noida Development Authority and sponsor of the film Kanpur and community theater said, "People should take advantage of this opportunity for training in the craft of filmmaking by the leaders in this industry."
He added that the honor of the city that FTII workshop here. "We spend a good amount in different trades to learn as a hobby. Why not spend a small amount to learn the craft that would enable us to make movies in the precious moments of life different functions. Manazel the extreme and should encourage staff to get involved, because this would help them to perform better, "he said.
Said Anil Gupta, a founding member of the Film Society Kanpur and theater, that the session will certainly add to the skills of young people. The city does not have enough opportunities to be displayed on the wings we have when it comes to learning the creative arts. Movie making is something that adds to the professional acumen. It is proven that the initiative FTII mistake to believe that quality institutions do not come to the city because of the lack of quality of participants. He added that called for very special people from Kanpur to support this initiative.
Said Amit Tiwari, meetings of the session "a period of 72 hours, spread over eight days, within the framework of academic partnership with the University of tags which, Kanpur, covering various technical aspects of filmmaking such as scriptwriting, editing, photography, audio recording and mixing, and appreciation of the critical Cinema through the movie displays 12, etc. It is open for those who wish to learn the craft the film as a hobby, it is also open to women heads of households under the age of 45 years.
National Film Archives of India (NFAI), another government body and India, and also join the program as co-organizers. The project has a four-month long celebration of `Kanpur 'including concerts, film festivals, theater workshops, etc.