DearCinema profiles the screenwriters who are participating in the Nfdc Screenwriters’ Lab from September 1-3 at the ongoing Venice Film Festival.
Screenwriters’ Lab, a 2-part workshop conducted by the National Film Development Corporation (Nfdc) is designed to prepare screenwriters with original Indian stories for working with the international filmmaking community. The participants will be mentored by Marten Rabarts, Olivia Stewart, Urmi Juvekar and Bianca Taal.
Siddharth Sinha answers five questions about his project “Behind the Camera”:
Tell us more about your project.
While making a film, three teenage friends come across the questions of love, jealousy and loneliness. The whole confusion takes a toll on them and the film takes a back seat but later the film only brings them back though not necessarily with all questions answered. “Behind the Camera” intends to portray the youth of urban India, their personal crisis and inter personal relationships with a newly...
Screenwriters’ Lab, a 2-part workshop conducted by the National Film Development Corporation (Nfdc) is designed to prepare screenwriters with original Indian stories for working with the international filmmaking community. The participants will be mentored by Marten Rabarts, Olivia Stewart, Urmi Juvekar and Bianca Taal.
Siddharth Sinha answers five questions about his project “Behind the Camera”:
Tell us more about your project.
While making a film, three teenage friends come across the questions of love, jealousy and loneliness. The whole confusion takes a toll on them and the film takes a back seat but later the film only brings them back though not necessarily with all questions answered. “Behind the Camera” intends to portray the youth of urban India, their personal crisis and inter personal relationships with a newly...
- 9/4/2012
- by Nandita Dutta
- DearCinema.com
The recent Bing-Yahoo! combination has either been a windfall for Google, or a thorn in Google's side, depending on who you ask. Two large companies from the search marketing world have recently released reports examining the third quarter performance of the paid search market. The reports come from SearchIgnite, which manages $600 million in pay-per-click advertising money, and Efficient Frontier, which manages about $900 million. Both, naturally, have a lot of data.
The two reports do agree on the big picture--which is that it's a good time to be in the paid search business. Efficient Frontier, for instance, sees a 19% year on year growth, with a return on investment for advertisers up 7%. The two reports also agree that Google remains the real powerhouse, with 80% of the market share.
Where the reports diverge somewhat, though, is in their assessment of the recent Bing-Yahoo! combined platform. SearchIgnite is more sanguine than Efficient Frontier.
One...
The two reports do agree on the big picture--which is that it's a good time to be in the paid search business. Efficient Frontier, for instance, sees a 19% year on year growth, with a return on investment for advertisers up 7%. The two reports also agree that Google remains the real powerhouse, with 80% of the market share.
Where the reports diverge somewhat, though, is in their assessment of the recent Bing-Yahoo! combined platform. SearchIgnite is more sanguine than Efficient Frontier.
One...
- 10/12/2010
- by David Zax
- Fast Company
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