Walk the Ramp Tips
“ Practice makes a man Perfect ”- simple and is applicable in all scenarios. Walking a ramp is nothing but sheer practice. Trust me, practicing ramp walk is fun. Walking ramp is the technique that requires inner and outer calibre of the model.
Acting is Simple but Difficult..!
ACTING is not ACTING ”; I mean it. Acting is an innate art which can be learnt through numerous mediums but there is a minute difference that you would see & applaud an Actor by saying “ He is a Born Actor ”.
10 Must Watch ‘Indian Biopics’
Entertainment Industry is vast. There are several mediums of entertainment, however Cinema plays a vital role. Cinema tries to reach as many as people by exploring & creating content to make the audience aware of the society. There are different genres like romantic, comedy, suspense, thriller ,sci-fi, psychological and many more. However, Biopics or Biological Drama are that part of entertainment, which the audience can totally relate to. There are many Indian biopics which are “must” watch. Here are my ‘Top 10 must watch’ Indian Biopics as follows
Auditions-Not To Worry!!!..
“The only failure is not to try” – George Clooney
Your dream is to become an Actor par excellence. You want to sit on the discussion table with the Producer and Director. You will reach that stage only when you excel the Audition phase and are Shortlisted for the role. However, this discussion will not be the final audition but yes, this will decide your fate. Let’s talk about reaching the Shortlisted List by Auditioning perfectly.
Stars Who Became A Star Soon!!..
We wish to see our stars work for as many as years possible. We make a wish when the stars fall. But there are times when we don’t make a wish, we just pray. Unfortunately, in Indian Cinema, we have lost stars unexpectedly. It was a huge loss not for the Indian Cinema but for everybody.
Antiquity of Indian Cinema
India has many assets & it has one of the oldest and largest film industries in the world. In 1913 the very first film received a public screening ‘Raja Harishchandra”, It was directed by Dadasaheb Phalke. During that period, it was difficult to cast female actors, however male actors used to portray female characters. The studio system began to emerge in the early 1930s, when many other film-makers started working in several Indian languages. Also, the Prabhat Film Company was established by V. G. Damle, Shantaram, S. Fatehlal, and two other men in 1929.