Film belongs to one whose name shows in credit: Priyanka

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"The film belongs to the one whose name shows in the credit," says actor Priyanka Chopra who going to be seen in an upcoming film opposite Arjun Kapoor

Just because Priyanka Chopra is now got a music career going, it doesn't mean that films have taken a backseat.

Some of the top filmmakiming institutes in india...

Welcome to Top Film Making Institutes 2012-2013, Best Film Schools, Colleges, Courses in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune section. There has been a lot of change happening in the rankings in the recent past. We have tried our best to bring you the latest rankings of top film institutes in India. Here you will find a list of top 10, 20, 50, 100 best Film making Institutes, Film schools, films & television institutes, colleges and editing, direction courses in pune, mumbai, delhi, chennai, bangalore, kolkata, hyderabad, chandigarh, India offering best film making, direction, acting, editing, scriptwriting, cinematography courses in India.This list of top film making institutes 2012 and best film schools is derived and compiled from various media sources like websites and publications.

Institute Name                                                                          Location                                      Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) Pune, India P.G. Diploma Direction P.G. Certificate Course in Electronic Cinematography P. G Diploma in Cinematography P. G. Diploma in Editing P. G. Diploma in Acting P. G. Diploma in Art Direction and Production Design P.G. Certificate Course in Direction P.G.Certificate Course in Video Editing P.G. Certificate Course in Sound Recording and TV Engineering

How To Break Into Hollywood

 by Jason Brubaker in FILMMAKING -

In my filmmaking action guides, I emphasize that you do not have to break into Hollywood to make money making movies. But if you are like most filmmakers, you probably wouldn’t mind a little Hollywood recognition. I mean, the upside of building a Hollywood career means that you won’t have to seek private investors to get movie money. And once in the in crowd, you will meet movie stars and Hollywood power players.

But here is the thing. In order to get noticed in Hollywood, you can’t start from scratch. Hollywood is a town focused on selling and producing a product. And that product is your movie, television series or viral webshow that can later be spun into other forms of media.

Filmmaking Tips For Beginners

In this guest filmmaking article, producer Susan Ngozi Nwokedi provides Filmmaking Tips For Beginners.

Growing up in Nigeria, I remember watching movies and wondering how could I be one of the actors in the film or how could I make movies like the one I was watching. My desire to work in entertainment stayed with me for years. And luckily, it wasn’t long before I moved to Houston, Texas with my family.

Living in the United States fused my hunger for filmmaking because of the availability of many TV channels and 24 hour programming.

Qualities needed for a director:

If one desires to have a career in this area one should always have a general idea about the various needs and qualities that one need to possess to enter in to this field and emerge successful also. The first and foremost thing is that one needs to have all together a different idea about the story or the subject whichone needs to build on a film. The person should possess certain qualities such as creative ideas, patience, dedication, focus, sensitivity, commitment etc. Films are one of the most important and creative mediums that are useful in communicating certain ideas. It is one of the medium of communication. The Films are a combination of the creative ideas as well as the core technical features which are included in it. This is one of the most important areas where in different universal art forms are communicated which typically depicts the various forms and the relative differences in the culture.

Making a film is very

easy,here are some tips 

about 'how to make 

films' from famous 

directors and editors...

6 Filmmaking Tips From

Paul Thomas Anderson:

Paul Thomas Anderson

By now, a large amount of people have been able to see The Master and to build a few sandcastles with Paul Thomas Anderson. The director has grown from a young man fascinated by the nondescript buildings with porn being shot inside to a formidable creator, exploring twists on religion and family. He’s got film fans in his palm, which makes every new project he releases an event movie.

filmmaking is very easy...

Making a film is very easy,here are 

some tips about 'how to make 

films',given by famous directors 

and editors...

Filmmaking (often referred to in an academic context as film production) is the process of making a film. It involves an initial story, idea, or commission, through scriptwriting, casting, shooting, editing, and screening the finished product before an audience that may result in a film release and exhibition. Filmmaking takes place in many places around the world in a range of economic, social, and political contexts, and using a variety of technologies and cinematic techniques. Typically, it involves a large number of people, and takes from a few months to several years to complete.

1. Six Filmmaking tips from 

   Charlie Kaufman

Charlie Kaufman is crazy, but he’s not that crazy. This according to Charlie Kaufman. He also can’t tell you how to write a screenplay, which is the frustrating truth straight from the Oscar winner’s mouth. After all, if writing were like putting together something from IKEA, we’d all have golden statuettes. Meaningless gold statuettes.

Kaufman is the kind of writer that challenges convention. From Being John Malkovich to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind to his directorial debut Synecdoche, New York, even his titles aren’t typical. He’s thoughtful and careful, but most of all he’s a daring explorer tracking through uncharted terrain hoping to find something special but not necessarily hoping he’ll blaze a trail to it.

He’s also got a lot to say, so here’s a bit of free film school (for fans and filmmakers alike) from a totally sane crazy person.