‘Moments should be captured and weaved into a narrative to form a compelling documentary’
The Hindu
“The moments captured in the camera should be weaved into a narrative through careful scripting, editing and cinematography to create a compelling documentary film,” said documentary filmmaker Ashwini Kumar Bhat in Moodbidri recently.
“The moments captured in the camera should be weaved into a narrative through careful scripting, editing and cinematography to create a compelling documentary film,” said documentary filmmaker Ashwini Kumar Bhat in Moodbidri recently.
Participating in an interactive session on his film Aghanashini speaks – river rhythms, Mr. Bhat said his film raised awareness about the need to conserve rivers in their natural state. The film has played a key role in proposing Aghanashini estuary as a Ramsar site, which it eventually became.
He called upon students to come out with photographs, videos and write articles, which would lead to conserving Netravathi river in its natural form.
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