February 2010, the most awaited 28 days month for the 30 young student filmmakers. It was full of hardcore work. All the groups were extremely busy in getting permissions, planning, arranging their characters for shooting, along with their already hectic school/college/university lives.
There have been lots of text messages and voice calls exchanges among all of them and with their volunteers, characters, authorities and all. Coping with their school /college /university teachers and assignments along with their shoots was a big challenge. They have to convince their respective teachers about the importance of this on going project. And they did.
Some of the groups have came up with exciting footage for their films and they have become even more excited about the post-production phase. These days everyone is busy in thinking about the kind of music they want to have in their films and talking to some musicians about it. Some are trying to get hold of the archival footage from news channels for their films.
Let’s see who makes a strong film and who fails to impress in March 2010. We are not too far from seeing their footage being cut on editing suite finally.
Moiz Masood Sultani.
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