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Cinematographer Sayak bhattacharya: A Journey into The Inner Sight
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Anay Goswamy’s extensive experience in the film industry, including his work on critically acclaimed films, makes this masterclass a unique opportunity to learn from a true master of the craft. Whether you’re an aspiring cinematographer or a seasoned professional, this masterclass will elevate your cinematography skills to the next level.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn from an expert cinematographer and enhance your understanding of the art of cinematography. Whether you are an inspiring filmmaker or a visual storytelling enthusiast, this session promises to your knowledge and appreciation of the cinematic arts.
- The Mind of the Artist vs Skill of the Craftsman
- Philosophical Approach towards Cinematography
- The Inner Sight
- Perception to Perspective
- Developing a Distinct Visual Voice
- From Concept to Creation: The Filmmaking Journey
- Transcribing Written Word into Images
- Balancing Aesthetics, Esoteric, and Technical Aspects
- Essence of Theme in Connecting with Characters
- Every Project A Unique Challenge
- Changing Perception: From Technicians to Artists
Sayak bhattacharya
Cinematographer
Anay Om Goswamy ISC is an accomplished Indian cinematographer with a career spanning over a decade and a half. His journey began with a Fine Art degree majoring in Photography, sparking his passion for cinema. Pursuing his dream, he earned a Masters in Film making with a specialization in Cinematography at the prestigious Film and Television Institute of India, Pune.
Anay’s early aesthetic influences were deeply impacted by his artistically blessed father and his Uncle, the internationally renowned, art historian and critic- the Late Dr. B.N. Goswamy.
Anay’s contributions to films like “The Japanese Wife,” “Kai Po Che,” “Fitoor,” “Mom,” “Super 30,” “Shamshera,” and “Tiger 3” have earned him prestigious accolades, including the Screen Award for Best Cinematography for “Fitoor” and numerous nominations in Filmfare and Zee Cine Awards.
Recognized for his integrity, soulful approach, aesthetic strengths, technical expertise, and dedication, Anay has received honors such as the Digital Studio Award for Contribution and Excellence in Cinematography.
As an esteemed member of the Indian Society of Cinematographers, he continues to inspire aspiring filmmakers with his vision. Anay’s unique achievements also include being the sole Indian cinematographer featured in RED USA’s acclaimed series, “Behind the Look.”
1:19:03/1:22:20: (ANNA CARROL) kind of movies to direct
1:24:10/1:30:53: to evolve a style,avoid type cast
1:31:02/1:47:40: Light /Role of Absence of Light determines the mood
1:49:14/1:59:15: Taking creative decision
1:59:44:/2:06:55: Shamshera-judgement different from analysis
2:07:50/2:17:47: Good people-good script-Super 30
2:18:40/2:32:44: Relationship of camera with Actor -“mom”.
2:34:08/2:40:09: composition ,style and camera movement
2:40:31/2:51:29: References to make a shot ‘Shamshera’ jungle scene
2:51:52/2:54:16: Handling creative disagreement
2:55:50/2:58:00: CININFO an important platform
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Contents
- Observation, Imagination & Emotions 01:20/03:58
- Exploring “SAAM” as a Prefix and its Relation 04:12/05:35
- Understanding “Samvadna” – Types of Emotions and Aesthetic Evocation 05:53/13:08
- Empathy Versus Intellect 13:20/15:53
- Preparing the Audience as Witnesses 16:13/20:13
- Developing a Distinct Voice 20:12/35:38
- Insight, Inner Sight, and Intuition 35:44/40:15
- Viewing the Script as a Bible 40:56/48:10
- Actual Execution of the Script 48:33/53:44
- Exploring “Rasa Theory” – Emotions and their Shades 54:23/1:00:14
- Growth and Learning’s Influence on Emotions 1:00:32/1:03:52
- Collaboration and Internal Rhythm 1:04:04/1:05:5
- The Role of Visual Effects 1:06:10/1:11:20
- Challenges in Dealing with Reasonable Expectations 1:51:30/1:18:05
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