Workshop on Documentary Project Development Concludes

Source: Hueiyen Lanpao


Imphal, 6 July 2014 A four-day long documentary project development workshop organized by MFDC and TC foundation in association with DocEdge and Documentary Resource initiative Kolkata concluded at the auditorium of MFDC here today.

Altogether 18 film makers and film enthusiasts from Manipur, Nagaland and Assam participated in the workshop which featured interactive sessions, group discussions, film screening, concept development session, synopsis and film treatment writing skills.

Project presentation from participants and feedbacks from the mentors were part of the workshop.

'Char', a film which has been screened in 15 different international and national film festivals was also shown on the occasion.

The workshop was conducted under the guidance of Nilotpal Majumdar, Director Docedge and four renown filmmakers Saurav Sarangi , Supriyo Sen, Haobam Paban Kumar, Bishnudev Halder.

The closing ceremony was also attended by RK Nimai, Commissioner of Arts and Culture and K Sobita, Director of Arts and Culture, Government of Manipur.


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