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THE OPEN FRAME READER
Edited by Rajiv Mehrotra
Rs 245/-
The Open Frame Reader is an introductory collection of essays by filmmakers and non-practitioners who seek to unpack the film into its various elements and engage with them. Through a wonderful miscellany of imagery, analogy, allegory and personal musings, the Reader explores cinematography, editing, sound recording, research and the relationships the documentary shares with those who make it and those who view it.
The Reader moves beyond discussions on the technicalities of film making to address issues that concern all those who have an interest in the genre, whether as potential filmmakers or as discerning viewers.
The Reader is a substantially revised, enlarged and updated edition of Double Take edited by The Raqs Media Collective (of Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula and Shuddhabratha Sengupta).
HOW TO WRITE A DOCUMENTARY SCRIPT
By Trisha Das
Supported by PSBT and UNESCO
Rs 150/-
This monograph elaborates on the elements and techniques of the often most underrated but also possibly the most critical aspect of the documentary process - the script. It explores the essential features of both pre-shoot and post–shoot scripts necessary for combining the various audiovisual and story elements together seamlessly.
THE ART OF THE TELEVISION INTERVIEW
By Trisha Das
Rs 150/-
A guide to the techniques, elements and processes that make for a good television interview.
The PUBLIC Is Watching - Sex, Laws and Videotapes
By PSBT
Rs 150/-
The PUBLIC Is Watching - Sex, Laws and Videotapes is the result of an academic project undertaken by Lawrence Liang, with Mayur Suresh and Namita Avriti Malhotra under the Media Fellowship Programme of PSBT, supported by the Ford Foundation
THINK BEFORE YOU SHOOT
By PSBT
Rs 50/-
Today documentary has become an ever more diverse and exciting field to work in. Yet with these changes, documentary filmmakers are expected to ‘multi-skill’ and become adept at every part of the filmmaking process. It is easy to forget things!
This booklet is a practical checklist guide for the documentary filmmaker. It covers some of the core issues for each stage of the pre-production and production process.
PSBT MEDIA RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS
To purchase any of our Fellowships, please contact us at info@psbt.org
PSBT’s Media Fellowship Programme was part of our efforts towards media advocacy, designed to encourage original and in-depth research in the areas of public service broadcasting, impact of the media on our everyday lives, media accountability, democratisation and programming as an agent of civil society action. We aspire to the creation of a democratic space for representation of various views and to encourage dialogue around issues that affect us.
Our Fellowships inluded:
| 1 | Daisy Hasan | Local Media in North-East India and its Ramifications for Ethnic Identity and Citizenship ABSTRACT
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| 2 | Ponni Arasu | Violence in Romance as Heroism in Tamil Cinema
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| 3 | Anasua Basu | Vernacular Dailies and the Ethnic and/ or Religious Stereotypes in the time of Violence ABSTRACT
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| 4 | Priya Krishnaswamy | The Ramdev Effect ABSTRACT
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| 5 | Shoma A. Chatterji | Women Portrayals in Soaps and Ads on Indian Television and the Politics of Representation ABSTRACT
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| 6 | Sreedeep Bhattacharya | Advertisement and Identity Formation
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| 7 | Ratna Appnender | Stereotypes and Exclusion: A Study of Gender, Sexuality and Heteronormativity in Advertisements ABSTRACT
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| 8 | Amrita Dey and Shruti Ghosh | Reality Shows: An Exploration to the World of ‘Real’ ABSTRACT |
| 9 | Anjana Agarwal and Shruthi Viswanathan | Popular Culture and Exclusion ABSTRACT |
| 10 | Kusum Lata | Notions of ‘Family’, ‘Gender’ And ‘Nation’ In Television Serials: A Case Study of three Popular Serials ABSTRACT |
| 11 | Bhavya Dore and Kartik Nair | Media, Identity Formation and Contemporary Citizenship Hanging out at the Multiplex ABSTRACT |
| 12 | Subha Das Mollick | Countrywide Classroom- Its Past, Present and Future ABSTRACT |
| 13 | Pankaj Kumar Bedi | Democratisation of Media and Increasing Public Access ABSTRACT |
| 14 | Kunda P. N. | Manufacturing Consent: A Critical Analysis and Comparison Of News on Local and Satellite Channels in Mumbai ABSTRACT |
| 15 | Divya Kalra | Public Broadcasting, Public Access and Freedom of Expression ABSTRACT |
| 16 | Vibhuti Ramachandran | The Channel That No One Watches: An Evaluation of Gyan Darshan ABSTRACT
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| 17 | Vasudha Joshi | Women and Censorship ABSTRACT |
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