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✓ Published: 23-Feb-2016
✓ Published: 23-Feb-2016
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A launch Ad film for the high end fabric corporation The Pure Concept, for their 2016 collection, titled Yugantar. The shoot took 18.5 days and was shot in and around Shantiniketan, Bhubaneswar, Raghurajpur, Konark, Sambalpur, Ranchi, Hazaribag, Gumla, Dundu, and Mumbai. The film was originally shot on 4K resolution, and the cameras used were Red Dragon and Sony A7SII.nnCreditsnDirector and Copywriter- Krishnarjun BhattacharyanDOP- Adri ThakurnAssistant Cinematographer - Manas TiwarinEditor- Ket
A launch Ad film for the high end fabric corporation The Pure Concept, for their 2016 collection, titled Yugantar. The shoot took 18.5 days and was shot in and around Shantiniketan, Bhubaneswar, Raghurajpur, Konark, Sambalpur, Ranchi, Hazaribag, Gumla, Dundu, and Mumbai. The film was originally shot on 4K resolution, and the cameras used were Red Dragon and Sony A7SII.nnCreditsnDirector and Copywriter- Krishnarjun BhattacharyanDOP- Adri ThakurnAssistant Cinematographer - Manas TiwarinEditor- Ket
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