Showing posts with label nirav shah. Show all posts
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Monday, July 27, 2009
Arya Introduces a New Machine!
Arya’s new tryst with light
Gone are the days when film personalities just stuck to their respective work and retired peacefully. These days the artists take up diverse jobs in addition to their main vocation to keep up their passion going. Arya joins this list when he floated a company called ‘Light House’ in teamwork with cinematographer Nirav Shah. The duo has imported a lightning machine which would give an instant lightning effect at the touch of a button on screen. All along when trying to depict such a scene, the crew relied more on the sound effect rather than the light. But this lacuna would be filled up with the arrival of this machine.
A function was hosted to launch and introduce this machine at Prasad studios yesterday and many distinguished cinematographers and directors had made their august presence. When veteran cinematographer/director Balu Mahendra spoke, he said that in his days such advanced technology was not available and he is happy to see such developments now. Director Mysskin was also delighted at the machine and congratulated Nirav Shah for bringing in such technically advanced instruments to Kollywood and considered him to be the pride of Tamil Nadu.
Source: Behindwoods
Gone are the days when film personalities just stuck to their respective work and retired peacefully. These days the artists take up diverse jobs in addition to their main vocation to keep up their passion going. Arya joins this list when he floated a company called ‘Light House’ in teamwork with cinematographer Nirav Shah. The duo has imported a lightning machine which would give an instant lightning effect at the touch of a button on screen. All along when trying to depict such a scene, the crew relied more on the sound effect rather than the light. But this lacuna would be filled up with the arrival of this machine.
A function was hosted to launch and introduce this machine at Prasad studios yesterday and many distinguished cinematographers and directors had made their august presence. When veteran cinematographer/director Balu Mahendra spoke, he said that in his days such advanced technology was not available and he is happy to see such developments now. Director Mysskin was also delighted at the machine and congratulated Nirav Shah for bringing in such technically advanced instruments to Kollywood and considered him to be the pride of Tamil Nadu.
Source: Behindwoods
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Arya in a Pre-Independence Movie
Arya is mighty happy with the way 'Naan Kadavul' has opened across Tamilnadu. And now the latest news about Arya's future endeavor is that he would be part of a period film 'Madarasa Patinam' that is to be directed by Vijay (the man behind 'Kireedom' and 'Poi Solla Porom').
According to a press release issued by the producer of the film Kalapathi S. Aghoram, the film would be set in the year 1945. Audiences would get an opportunity to see British India. Extravagant sets to bring about the right kind of effect would be erected.
The script demands a foreigner to play the heroine and the film's think-tank is on the lookout for an appropriate actress. Though Vijay has directed just two films till now, he has shown audiences that he has the tenacity to come up with engrossing screenplays.
The talented cinematographer Nirav Shah who came out with some innovative camera work in 'Dhoom 2', 'Billa', 'Pattiyal' and 'Arindhum Ariyamalum' will crank the camera for this project too. G. V. Prakash has been appointed the music director.
Apart from Arya and the foreigner (yet to be fixed), the rest of the cast for 'Madarasa Patinam' include Nasser, VMC Haneefa, Bala Singh and many more.
It sure would be interesting to see a Tamil film set in pre-independence India.
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