69th Festival of short digital films being held at AAFT
Sandeep Marwah, the president of Marwah Studios and chairperson of International Film And Television Club said that the festival of Short Digital Films at AAFT has emerged as the oldest film festival of short films in India.
FESTIVAL OF short digital films has begun at AAFT in which films made during the 69th batch of AAFT have been showcased. The most prominent films were ‘Mr Irresistable’ directed by Frode Schlichting, ‘Freedom’ directed by Ugo Ben, ‘Born to Die’ by Roshini Basu, ‘Playground’ by Mariam Abdalla, ‘The Way It Was Seen’ by Robin Chackho and ‘Mind Set’ by Moti P Sutar
"The festival of Short Digital Films at Asian Academy of Film and Television has emerged now the oldest film festival of short films in India,” said Sandeep Marwah, president of Marwah Studios and chairperson of International Film And Television Club. “It has been 18 years we have been conducting this festival, this is probably the only film event in the world which happens every three months,” Marwah added while introducing the formation of IFTC 18 years back to support film, TV and media education.
“It reminds me of my days at FTII, but the kind of facilities AAFT is providing, the students can grow to any heights,” said Sanjeev Sood renowned cinematographer and director. “I am impressed by the functioning of this institution which no less than any best film schools of the world,” said Vivek Mittal, an educationist, chairperson of a foundation. “I am ready to contribute to my best to Radio Noida 107.4FM, a full fledged station in this campus,” expressed Poonam Surin, a senior radio producer director from AIR.
“You are lucky that everything has been planned on a platter, make best use of this time,” motivated Amit Jani, a youth leader. “Film making to film festivals don’t happen in any film school, I miss this school, I want to support every activity of this institute which is like a University in its self” emotionally explained Rohit Sardana.
The show was supported by International Film And Television Research Centre, International Public Broadcasting Forum, International Children’s Film Forum and Pt Jawaharlal Nehru Forum. The show was attended by a huge gathering of film, TV and media professionals and students. Professor Kalyan Sarkar and professor R K Singh also spoke on the occasion.
“You are lucky that everything has been planned on a platter, make best use of this time,” motivated Amit Jani, a youth leader. “Film making to film festivals don’t happen in any film school, I miss this school, I want to support every activity of this institute which is like a University in its self” emotionally explained Rohit Sardana.
The show was supported by International Film And Television Research Centre, International Public Broadcasting Forum, International Children’s Film Forum and Pt Jawaharlal Nehru Forum. The show was attended by a huge gathering of film, TV and media professionals and students. Professor Kalyan Sarkar and professor R K Singh also spoke on the occasion.
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