Tag Archives: photography

The Inner Unfolding: From Self to Story

A Michael Chekhov – based exploration workshop for creative practitioners 16th to 25th March, 2026 in Auroville with Rukshana Tabassum & Alok Arora What if story did not begin in the mind, but in breath, weight, rhythm, and sensation?What if characters arrived not by effort, but by listening? The Inner Unfolding is an immersive, bodyContinue reading “The Inner Unfolding: From Self to Story”

Hands On Filmmaking Workshop at Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj

with Kamal Swaroop | From 11th January to 13th February 2025 WORKSHOP OVERVIEW: Context: (What is Maha Kumbh) The Maha Kumbh Mela, is a religious congregation and the world’s largest peaceful gathering, attended by millions. At the heart of this epic festival lies a symbol steeped in cosmic significance — the “Kumbh” or sacred potContinue reading “Hands On Filmmaking Workshop at Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj”

LATENT CONCURRENCIES

A BETA PRESENTATION BY  THE BATCH OF 2024 OPEN SPACE DOCUMENTARY ARTS PROGRAMME15, 16, 17 NOV, 2024 11 AM ONWARDS LATENT CONCURRENCIES  is a participatory new media installation; having a database consisting of several stand-alone documentary artworks from various stages of development. It showcases two distinct geographic and socio-cultural environments – Auroville and Ladakh – invitingContinue reading “LATENT CONCURRENCIES”

Still to  Motion Photography (basics) 

In Auroville With Rrivu Laha (Cinematographer & Filmmaker) DATES:6th March to 29th May 2023.  Mondays & Thursdays; 10:30am to 12:30pmTotal 24 sessions;  2 sessions a week – for 12 weeks over 3 months.  COURSE OVERVIEW: This course is particularly aimed for beginners of Motion Picture Photography. With this perspective, starting with still photography, participants willContinue reading “Still to  Motion Photography (basics) “

SEPARATION – Analysis and Filmmaking Workshop

Is there a film in you? Find it out with Kamal Swaroop.

Film your thoughts on lockdown times (second edition)

This workshop from 11th to 17th May 2020, will familiarise the participants with the basics of media and audio-visual storytelling – to enable them to produce their own stories within the confines of their own spaces; using handy equipment like personal computers, cell phones or any other cameras/ gadgets readily available at home.