Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Orientation & interview schedule for admission 2013 at FTII, Pune




No.
Course
Document
Verification
10.30 am to
11.30 am
Orientation
12 pm onwards
Interview
CONFERENCE HALL
10.30 am onwards
1
SPW
19.08.2013

20.08.2013
21.08.2013
(10 am onwards)
22.08.2013
23.08.2013
2
Certificate in TV Direction
26.08.2013
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26.08.2013
27.08.2013
28.08.2013
3
Diploma in Direction
29.08.2013
29.08.2013
30.08.2013
31.08.2013
01.09.2013
02.09.2013
03.09.2013

4
Certificate in TV Electronic Cinematography
10.09.2013

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10.09.2013
11.09.2013
12.09.2013
5
Diploma in Cinematography
16.09.2013
16.09.2013
17.09.2013
18.09.2013
19.09.2013
20.09.2013
21.09.2013
6
Certificate in TV Video Editing
23.09.2013
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23.09.2013
24.09.2013
25.09.2013
7
Diploma in Editing
26.09.2013
26.09.2013
27.09.2013
28.09.2013
30.09.2013
01.10.2013
     Holiday- 02.10.2013
       (Gandhi Jayanti)
03.10.2013
8
Certificate in TV Sound
04.10.2013
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04.10.2013
05.10.2013
(Sunday – 6.10.2013)
07.10.2013
9
Diploma in Sound
08.10.2013
08.10.2013
09.10.2013
10.10.2013
11.10.2013
(12 & 13 - 2nd Saturday / Sunday)
14.10.2013
15.10.2013
10
Diploma in Art Direction
17.10.2013
17.10.2013
18.10.2013
19.10.2013
(Sunday – 20.10.2013)
21.10.2013
22.10.2013
23.10.2013
11
Diploma in Acting
24.10.2013
24.10.2013
25.10.2013
26.10.2013
(Sunday – 27.10.2013)
28.10.2013
29.10.2013
30.10.2013



Tuesday, July 30, 2013

FTII Orientation and Interview




Sample Procedure followed for Art Direction and Production Design Orientation and Interview


Verification procedures will be conducted one day before the orientation and interview starts.

First Day – Candidates were provided synopsis and excerpt from the novel The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. After read this candidates were asked to prepare a set proposal, design an exterior view of mansion and interior views of the room with colored design.

Second Day – Screened of GARAM HAVA (1974) Director by M. S. Sathyu
Based on the viewing experience of GARAM HAVA candidates were asked to write an essay focused on the principle set

Third Day – Candidates were Interviewed and showcased their portfolio to Art expert.

You will get a wonderful experience in FTII during this 4 days. All the Best..

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Thursday, July 25, 2013

FTII Entrance Examination 2013: Written Test Results

FTII Entrance Examination 2013: Written Test Results
Published on 26/07/2013
Schedule for Orientation/Interview/Audition for various course(s) as applicable will be declared soon.
Courses
Seat Nos.
Diploma in Cinematography

A01003 , A01006, A01011, A01014. E01007, E01014, E01021, E01031, E01037, E01040, E01042, E01052,E01055 , G01015, G01023, G01025, G01026, G01045, G01050, G01062, G01067, J01005, J01033, J01047, J01053 , J01057, L01003, M01007, N01002, N01004, N01015, P01007, P01017, P01048, P01051, P01056, P01061 , P01065, P01066, P01068, Q01024, Q01026, Q01034, U01012, U01016, U01018
Diploma in Direction
A02035, C02005, E02053, E02102, E02104, E02106, E02118, F02016, G02014, G02018, G02021, J02017, J02041, J02057, J02130, K02014, K02017, K02032, L02010, N02006, N02039, P02001, P02022, P02028, P02029, P02043, P02052, P02106, P02114, P02157, P02195, Q02043, U02017, U02044, U02046, U02048, U02059, U02077, X02011, Y02024 
Diploma in Editing

A03008, E03001, E03004, E03012, E03035, E03038, F03003, F03004, G03001, G03004, G03006, G03008, G03010,
 J03006, J03020, J03021, J03050, J03054, J03057, J03060, K03007, M03003, M03004, M03006, M03008, N03002,
 N03003, N03004, N03011, P03016, P03033, P03039, P03046, P03056, P03063, Q03002, Q03004, U03009, U03012, 
W03005
Diploma in Sound Recording & Sound Design

A04006, A04007, C04002, E04001, E04004, E04006, E04010, G04006, G04009, G04013, G04014, G04017, G04018, J04004, J04006, J04011, J04013, J04014, J04015, J04016, J04017, J04019, J04021, J04025, J04026, J04028, K04001, K04002, L04002, P04004, P04016, Q04002, R04001, U04003, W04002, Y04005, Z04002
Diploma in Acting

A05006, A05014, A05015, A05019, C05002, C05021, E05004, E05005, E05007, E05021, E05037, E05046, E05060, F05004, F05012, F05015, F05019, F05024, G05002, G05009, J05001, J05002, J05006, J05007, J05012, J05029, J05045, J05051, J05056, J05061, J05070, J05071, J05073, J05075, J05093, J05094, J05100, J05104, J05106, J05115, J05117, K05020, K05021, K05025, M05003, M05014, N05006, N05008, N05017, N05020, P05029, P05033, P05035, P05041, P05049, P05050, P05054, P05057, P05059, P05080, P05083, P05085, P05092, P05104, P05110, P05113, P05126, Q05007, Q05009, T05008, U05001, U05009, W05007, X05001, Y05002, Z05006
Diploma in Art Direction & Production Design

E06002, E06005, F06001, F06002, F06003, G06001, G06002, G06005, G06006, H06001, J06003, J06004, J06005, J06008, J06010, J06012, J06013, J06021, L06003, M06001, N06004, P06006, P06008, P06009, P06010, P06011, P06012, P06015, P06020, S06001, U06003, W06001, W06002, X06002
Certificate in Screenplay Writing

A07001, A07004, A07005, A07006, C07002, E07002, E07004, E07015, E07023, E07029, F07003, J07004, J07009, J07018, J07020, J07021, J07024, J07028, J07031, J07032, J07040, J07044, K07001, N07002, P07001, P07017, P07018, P07025, P07033, P07035, P07038, Q07002, Q07004, Q07009, U07001, W07003, Z07003, Z07004, Z07006
Certificate in Electronic Cinematography

A10002, A10004, E10001, E10002, E10003, E10006, E10008, E10012, E10013, E10015, E10018, G10006, G10011, G10017, G10020, G10025, J10001, J10012, J10016, J10017, J10024, J10032, J10035, N10007, N10011, P10007, P10010, P10023, P10026, P10038, P10040, Q10003, Q10009, U10006, U10009, U10015, X10002, Y10006
Certificate in TV Direction

A11018, C11003, C11005, E11003, E11010, E11047, E11057, E11070, G11006, G11016, J11005, J11014,
J11017, J11040, J11049, J11060, J11065, J11077, J11085, J11086, J11089, K11010, M11009, N11006, P11009, P11027, P11069, P11073, P11076, P11082, P11098, P11103, P11105, Q11001, Q11019, U11022, X11003, Y11003, Y11006
Certificate in Video Editing

A12005, B12001, C12002, E12008, E12027, F12001, G12003, G12005, G12006, G12008, J12001, J12002,
J12005, J12012, J12024, J12037, J12046, J12047, J12048, J12051, J12055, K12004, K12005, K12007, L12002, L12003, L12004, M12006, M12008, P12011, P12016, P12024, P12026, P12059, P12061, P12062, U12012  
Certificate in
TV Sound & TV Engineering

A13002, A13006, A13007, A13008, C13002, C13003, E13005, E13009, E13011, J13002, J13004, J13006,
J13007, J13009, J13011, J13016, J13018, J13019, J13020, J13022, K13001, K13003, N13002, N13003, P13002, P13008, P13012, P13015, P13016, Q13001, Q13002, Q13006, Q13007, R13001

Schedule for Orientation/Interview/Audition for various course(s) as applicable will be declared soon.

Friday, July 19, 2013

Frida Kahlo

      

Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) 



Circumstance and irony would lead a young girl who once suffered from polio to become one of Mexico’s most illustrious artists and famous women. Born in 1907 on the outskirts of Mexico City, Frida Kahlo has frequently been associated with the surrealist movement, but her art is equally a reflection of her homeland. The folk art of Mexico inspired Kahlo’s work and it was her unique style that led to her world-side fame. 


As a young girl Frida suffered from a weak leg, an effect of polio. Her slight handicap induced her parents to encourage her to study science and the natural world as she could not participate in many physical activities. Her use of a cameral and early bout with photography would eventually have a profound impact on her later art. Frida was not an art student when she first met Diego Rivera who visited her high school to paint a mural. However, they would later remember an early meeting there.
In 1925 Kahlo was involved in a serious bus accident that would result in lifelong pain and many operations. It was this event and its necessary stays in bed that led Kahlo to take up art. While her initial works reveal an influence of great European artists like Botticelli and Modigliani, her admiration of Rivera and similar nationalist artists as well as her innate passion for folk art would lead her to become one of Mexico’s most celebrated artists. 

Early in her development as an artist, Kahlo visited Rivera in his studio. Their mutual admiration led to a tumultuous marriage with a brief interlude caused by infidelity on both sides. Rivera, twenty years her senior, had significant influence on Kahlo’s development, but art historians credit her work as far more personally evocative. Kahlo’s many self-portraits reveal her bouts with physical and emotional pain. Her marriage, miscarriages, and personal events in her life often appeared in work that also reflected her profound preoccupation with Mexican indigenous life. 

Kahlo was believed to have many liaisons including one with Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky. Her association with a famous husband and national and foreign revolutionaries has made her a legendary figure of her nation. Yet, Mexico and the world know her best for her works and singular artistic style. Some of her most famous paintings include Frida and Diego Rivera (1931), The Two Fridas (1939), and Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair (1940). These are just three of the more than forty self-portraits that Kahlo painted. 

Official records indicate that a pulmonary embolism was the cause of her death in 1954. Because Kahlo was viewed as the wife of a famous artist, she did not obtain critical fame in her own right during her lifetime. In fact, critical acclaim would not find her work until the early eighties when it was rediscovered during Mexico’s Neomexicanismo art movement. Her life was recently depicted in the award-winning film Frida (2002) that starred Salma Hayek. An extraordinary artist, Kahlo’s work can be found in the world’s great museums such as Mexico’s Museo Nacional de Arte, New York’s Museum of Modern Art, and Musee National d’Art Moderne in Paris. 

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