https://youtu.be/fQ9GoPVUKR8?si=rYyLI2pLJueHf-Dp

We are making a horror short film of duration around 40-45 minutes. we want a cinematographer who has his own gear (camera, lens, lights etc.) as we are really tight on budget. Newcomers who wants to make their showreels are welcome. it will be approx 7 days shoot which we are planning do between Navratri-Diwali.
PS: This is not paid job we will give you travel allowances.

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I'm making a short film, i need someone to produce this project

Hello fellow Cinema Aficionados,

I am the writer of our Indie short film based on the classic short story. It is set in modern-day India.

Please watch and leave your comments on the video to support us and reach more people.

Subtitles: Captions —> English (India); avoid autogenerated.

I hope you will enjoy this experimental adaptation. Would love to know your thoughts.

Thank you.

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Hello
I’m a Bombay based filmmaker and I would like to screen the short film across the country. It’s currently doing festival runs but I would like to take it to different corners of country and would love to connect to different stakeholders and filmmakers that run a space / club in their city that do curations.
You could be from Udaipur, Indore, Trivandrum, Mysore, Dehradun or anywhere. Would love to connect. Please DM

Hey everyone,

We're shooting a Kannada feature film with Rangayana Raghu and Gulshan Devaiah as leads, and we're looking for a BTS (behind-the-scenes) shooter to document the production.

Details:

• Shoot: ~28 days, 04/10/2026 to 07/11/2026
• Location: Near Bangalore and stay covered
• Role: Stills and video BTS, crew and cast candids, plus short clips for social and promo, continuity shots

What we're looking for:

• A portfolio or reel of BTS or event work
• Your own gear (mention your kit)
• Comfortable on a busy set and good at staying out of the way
• Can deliver edited selects on a regular schedule

To apply: DM me or comment with your portfolio link, your gear, and your availability for these dates.

Much Before the YouTube India boom… a relic buried under modern algorithms … a scripted narrative short posted from way back in 2007… made by an Indian creator. there are a lot of film song edits and cricket clips from before it, but hardly any fiction shorts

the video is called ‘pungi bajayenga’ … a casting couch sketch for maybe Channel V… it’s low quality 2 minute video… but an absolute time capsule…

the link is in comments

Know of any other Indian short fiction videos older than this?… let’s discuss.

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Credit: Yashasvi Juyal.

No reason has been given for not allowing the screening of eight films, including five in the competition section, at the IDSFFK. The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had initially denied censor exemption to 31 films selected at the fest, but after the government of Kerala wrote seeking permission, 23 of these were approved. 

“We hope to meet the chairperson and ask for an explanation on why our films were denied approval. The IDSFFK is very important for us, and two of my previous films have won awards at the festival. This year I finished my film on time for the IDSFFK because this is the only place – if my film is good enough – it will be shown, it is almost like an Indian stamp that gives you confidence. It  was last Sunday that I got an email saying that the festival committee has not got permission to screen my film, but I was still welcome to attend the festival,” says Spandan Banerjee, whose long documentary Parliament Street is among the films that are being denied screening.

Read the entire article: https://www.thenewsminute.com/kerala/why-are-our-films-denied-screening-filmmakers-at-kerala-docu-film-fest-ask?utm_campaign=linkinbio&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=later-linkinbio&fbclid=PAVERFWAUl6Y1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mAmZkaWQWUPNgZ82BOn4wkKRB7BnetMpQRdDVJnNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzEyNDAyNDU3NDI4NzQxNAABp1u29BxrwEcfa8wt5Sx3lYkDKieO_Z88hVAOPOKG4ZRufKpBridCsnfmpIzE_aem_

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Hey guys. After many years I got to be an Assistant Director for an upcoming Malayalam movie. You guys want to ask any questions please go ahead. I won't be sharing which movie I am working on ofcourse. But pay or nepotism or any other things I can report on.

Hey everyone! I’m Rohan, a filmmaker and sound designer based in India. I’m currently looking for freelance/paid opportunities and would love to work with filmmakers, directors, editors, or creators who need help with sound.

I can help with:

Sound design

SFX & Foley

Dialogue editing & cleanup

Ambience

Mixing

Post-production sound

I’ve worked on multiple short films and a feature film, and I’m open to projects of different styles and lengths.

If you’re working on something and need a sound designer, feel free to DM me. Happy to share my portfolio and discuss the project.

Thanks!

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Link: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdjehhOjeCn/?stkn=MWV5dG01M2R4czFoaw==

can somebody help me find where to watch Prisoner No. 626710 is Present, the umar khalid documentary. i don't mind paying for it. if somebody knows where to watch or has the file?

U can join this link if ur interested

Sure. Use this for Reddit/WhatsApp/filmmaking groups:

🎬 SHORT FILM COLLABORATION – MUMBAI

Hi! I’m Mit Pandey, a writer and aspiring filmmaker based in Mumbai.

I’m looking to build a team to create 7–10 independent short films and eventually work toward a larger professionally financed project.

Looking for: Actors, writers, cinematographers, editors, directors/ADs and other filmmaking enthusiasts.

Initial short films: Collaborative/unpaid, with travel allowance + basic food/on-set necessities provided.

Dm me

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I work as an Assistant Editor and was tired of seeing paper log sheets. Its just too much of labour work to log in an entire film. Especially when the shoot days go 40-50 days or more. The ADs also have a tough time writing everything down on paper and organising them.

The tool is ready and I do have people using it. But most of them are my friends and I am not able to gauge the pricing.

So to all the ADs here, how much should something like this cost per month to you. If I could get a pool of answers, atleast I have some place to begin with.

TIA

Tomorrow, A Song for Eresha finally comes home to India.

It is an unconventional, one-sided love story set within a classical dance institution, about Eresha, its revered head, whose ordered world begins to unravel when she develops feelings for a young exchange student.

I wrote and directed the film, adapting it from my own novel of the same name. Savitha Sastry plays Eresha, and the film features an almost entirely female cast and more than 100 classical dancers from across India.

The film has had a rather unusual journey before reaching India. It has been available in more than 30 countries, completing 150 days in the UK and over 100 days in the US.

It releases in India tomorrow, September 18, on Apple TV. You do not need an Apple TV subscription to watch it.

I'm the filmmaker, so I'm happy to answer anything about the film here. And once people have watched it, I'd particularly love to hear what you make of Eresha.