All-India students film festival “In Focus” from Dec 7 at Loyola Academy
Hyderabad, 7th Dec: The Mass Communication Department, Loyola Academy, Alwal, Secunderabad, is all set to roll the three-day all-India students' film festival “In Focus” from December 7, 2010. Entries have been received from 60 Mass Communication Departments of educational institutions across the country.
Entries were invited for public service messages, short films, documentaries and animation. The representatives of these films will participate in the film festival.
Media personalities like P.V. Sateesh, Director, Deccan Development Society; Umesh Mehra, film maker; B. Narsinga Rao, Director; P K Manvi, Director, Ramoji Films and Television Academy, S. Gopal Reddy, cinematographer; Raja, actor and others will share their experiences during the festival.
The experience of participation is aimed at leading all the young participants to build a sparkling career for themselves. The festival hopes to bind the students to a common sphere of interaction and learning by watching each other's works.
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Hyderabad, 7th Dec: The Mass Communication Department, Loyola Academy, Alwal, Secunderabad, is all set to roll the three-day all-India students' film festival “In Focus” from December 7, 2010. Entries have been received from 60 Mass Communication Departments of educational institutions across the country.
Entries were invited for public service messages, short films, documentaries and animation. The representatives of these films will participate in the film festival.
Media personalities like P.V. Sateesh, Director, Deccan Development Society; Umesh Mehra, film maker; B. Narsinga Rao, Director; P K Manvi, Director, Ramoji Films and Television Academy, S. Gopal Reddy, cinematographer; Raja, actor and others will share their experiences during the festival.
The experience of participation is aimed at leading all the young participants to build a sparkling career for themselves. The festival hopes to bind the students to a common sphere of interaction and learning by watching each other's works.
