First edition of Ziro Film Festival-Music Launched
ZIRO: 24 SEP: The Ziro Film Festival-Music (ZFF-M) officially launched its first edition on Tuesday at Saint Claret College, Ziro. Organized by PWLO Entertainment in collaboration with the Department of Mass Communication, the festival is supported by the Ministry of Information & Broadcast and the National Film Development Corporation (NFDC).
ZFF-M is held in conjunction with the Ziro Literary Festival. The launch featured esteemed guests, including Secretary of IPR & Urban Affairs, Shri Nyali Ete, IAS and representatives from the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting.
Shri Nyali Ete who attended as the Chief Guest commended the organizers for their initiative in creating such a festival and encouraged young filmmakers to participate actively.
In his speech, he emphasized the importance of networking within the filmmaking community, noting that many young filmmakers face budget constraints that hinder their progress. He highlighted the potential for knowledge sharing during discussions and workshops, which can aid young filmmakersin their growth.
The technical session of the festival kicked off with an engaging screening of ‘Songs of The Blue Hills,’ directed by Utpal Borpujari. This was followed by a masterclass on ‘Making Music for Film,’ led by renowned composer Marti Bharath, providing invaluable insights into the intricacies of film scoring.
The audience was then treated to a screening of the critically acclaimed film ‘Whiplash,’ directed by Damien Chazelle, showcasing the dynamic relationship between music and storytelling.
Editor Sanjeev Monga conducted a masterclass on ‘Pacing The Film: An Editor’s Role,’ offering participants a deeper understanding of how editing shapes the rhythm and flow of cinematic narratives.
The Ziro Film Festival-Music aims to attract filmmakers, musicians, and enthusiasts from across the country, fostering a sense of community and collaboration among artists in the coming editions.
