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Rajeev Jain – Indian photography

Life through the lens ….

What can I say, I was the filming of …

Over the years, I had the opportunity to work with some of the best filmmakers around. The good thing is that I been exposed to many approaches and styles. I learned that I loved and learned to solve a variety of lighting conditions.

My favorite is the style of lighting to shoot a person, motivated light sources. I like working with large soft sources, and then "paint" in areas of shadow. I work very hard to ensure that all history is greater than what is said and communicated with light and images.

For me, the best photograph is the kind that takes you to another world? Photo brings experience history and makes you quickly forget you're watching a movie. Seamless realistic.

The great masters of light that inspired me Spinnoti including Dante, CSA Heat, The Insider, Vilmos Zsigmond, ASC Sugarland Express, The Deer Hunter, Don Burgess, ASC Cast Away, Contact, and John Toll for his brilliant work in Legends Fall. Finally, the grand master of the light in my opinion, is Rembrandt. His art has been a source of inspiration for me. My favorite piece Polish rider is a magnificent work of art.

I admire directors include Akira Kurosawa's Ran, Tony Scott's Enemy of the State, Gladiator by Ridley Scott, Gus Van Sant's Good Will Hunting, and Michal Mann executives and heat.

I was fortunate in being able to take his life by what I do. "

A CONVERSATION JAIN Rajiv (ICS / WICA)

Q: Where were you born and raised?
Rajiv Jain: I was born November 29, 1964 in a civilian hospital in Lucknow, India, in a class of work (duration less Indian family middle class), the nucleus of the family speaks Hindi. I spent my formative years in Etawah in Uttar Pradesh, India. This is where I grew up. Was a horse town with a bank of a horse. I had a big boy, although the hood. We come from a region very closed city, and suddenly in this environment where we could go cycling on the mountain. We also had a river. She beautiful. I liked the interior spaces and open. My father worked in a bank and has moved / on the transfer of two or three years. My mother everyone around her children and home, so you see, I took a very sheltered childhood with little or no contact with the outside world so to speak. My father had an Instamatic camera that fascinated me, but I was forbidden to put my hands on it, its funny but somehow my interest for photography which are currently forbidden to touch me the camera. My father I wanted to be a doctor, engineer or IAS officer.

Q: It is classified …
Rajiv Jain: I went to the University of Lucknow in Lucknow, the state of Uttar Pradesh and had the chance to go to Academy of Dramatic Art Bhartendu (Bhartendu Natya Academy / Bhartendu Natya Akademi), Lucknow. I majored in Art with a third major phase in stage lighting, with the intention of becoming a lighting designer.

QUESTION: Will you follow the footsteps of his father?
Rajiv Jain: I do not think I've never seen on the bench. In fact, the bit bugs me when I make films about 10 or 11 years old. Satyajit Ray film called Shatranj Ke Khilari was filmed in my neighborhood in Lucknow. I saw the truck go down the street, then slid around the house where they were filming. I saw the setting up lighting and cameras. I was in complete admiration.

Question: Are there other influences in your family?
Rajiv Jain: My mother is a religious person. I had often seen his prayer, I did not need to develop so that all these prayers have increased. Our Business and Our Future has been my mother is the greatest concern. I still remember that moment as if it were yesterday I spoke to the mother when she opened the dinner dishes and went to ask her what she wanted to do with my life after I graduated from school theater at this time I had a piece of 35mm film still in his hand: "I want to do something with this Tell me watching the movie. Its been a long way since then, but my mother accompanied me in these formative years and guided me every step of the road. I wishing to join the Film and Television Institute of India, but failed to qualify for entrance examination, however, move from photography to theater, film and seemed very natural progression.

QUESTION: Are you interested in movies at this time?
Rajiv Jain: Insurance Now! like any other child my age the film world fascinated me was not the case of the star being beaten all aspects of the film that interested me, so it was a spontaneous response when one of my professors of all time favorite (Guptaji) me asked what I want to do in life? "I want to make a career for me in the world of cinema I want to create the magic behind the screen." So yes, my love for cinema goes way back. I grew up watching Hollywood movies and India. I have not been drawn foreign films. American films were the ones I loved to watch. No more than most children, but I saw the great success of the time. My father took me to see Lawrence of Arabia, Dr. Strangelove, The Longest Day in the 1970s. He loved the historical dramas great. I became a cinephile in the 1980s, when I went to Drama School in Lucknow. Some of my friends and I step bohemian finding a popular and classical music and dance theater, professional theater company, club, amateur photography and underground film known Lucknow Film Society. Showed classic films of the new wave. They were usually 16 mm images projected on a wall. That's when I discovered the world of cinema. I remember Metropolis and Citizen Kane, and films Bergman, Fellini, Truffaut, Welles, Jean Cocteau and Stan Brahkage. It was during my school secondary and early college years. I started to play movies and filmmakers and started clicking pictures. I saw a movie that changed my life at that time was a movie called Goddard contempt Raoul Coutard shooting. It was a Cinemascope movie, which was very similar to what has been done in the photograph, but of course, twenty years ago. Widely used primary colors. It was a movie put more emphasis on the composition and had shots wide and long shots with two little foot against a red wall. This is the first time I do the connection in my mind that perhaps The film of my career was at the head. I began to feel limited by the still photography. It was the first time recognized the potential film which can be a narrative told in a visual way.

QUESTION: Are there any particular films that made an impression on you?
Rajiv Jain: Citizen Kane, Vertigo, the rule of the game, The Godfather and The Godfather Part II, History of Tokyo, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Dawn, The Battleship Potemkin, 8-1/2, Singing in the rain, Lawrence of Arabia, Dr. Strangelove, The Bicycle Thief, Raging Bull, Vertigo, Rashomon, Seven Samurai.

QUESTION: How is your training?
Rajiv Jain: My first encounter with the physics of light has come by chance. One day, while cleaning brushes in a dark garage, the light falls through a crack in the wall picture of the room is transformed into a giant pinhole camera. My first contact with the film camera was a process of the darkroom the size of my apartment. It turns out that one of jija Surendra ji (Universal-law) was a very avid photographer who has always had his 35mm Nikon camera hung around the neck. I have been interested in photography and encouraged me to go to Kanpur, with him taking pictures of a student demonstrators in 1980 who was my first experience with a camera where I had the opportunity to speak by taking photographs. I began studying photography manuals, trying to learn more about the composition. I looked at the photographers art use of color and light and shadows. That fueled my desire to learn more. I had a full time job in a dark room and went to a photography studio at night and take pictures on weekends. It was not to satisfy my thirst to learn more on photography. After completing my studies at Lucknow in 1985, I moved to Mumbai and started as a runner / intern / apprentice in a series of low-budget and industry.

QUESTION: I thought at the time of his life, he wanted to enter the narrative cinema?
Rajiv Jain: I must confess I never thought it was a great opportunity for me to work in Bombay. Was very hard for the Indians of North to settle in Bombay .. The only other place they were movies at this time was in Calcutta and Madras. I decided to learn English with the concept that could go there and give it a try. Of course, with all the work I did, I never been in any sequence of real experience, and I'm gone dyslexia, so it was difficult to learn a new language.

QUESTION: How to start a business? What have you done?
Rajiv Jain: I started as a messenger, learner, trainee, a spark, a handle, grip wrench, charger, best boy, extractor discussion and work my way up gaffer (Indian Wizard Head-term DOP).

Q: How long have you worked as an assistant?
Rajiv Jain: Oh, about 7-8 years.

QUESTION: What did you when you finish employment assistant?
Rajiv Jain: Bombay I worked on documentaries, industrial films and as a commercial assistant camera and Gaffer. They were all small projects. I worked with a couple of cameramen They fired at the local level. It was mostly 16 mm and just over 35 mm, primarily to make money. While I was still shooting short documentaries on everything but a few. He was always working on my job and building my reel, with the idea that one day he would characteristics. When I left the ship for assistance, I rigged a little, with a little help and has been filming industrials, documentaries, commercials and other small jobs. I turned Sales of movies for medical companies promote new products and techniques, small religious dramas for T-series company, which was distributed in temples, and some variety shows. I have many jobs through people I knew in my support for days. It is very important to make friends because that will want to take people who know where they find a job. We had our own group rotation guy who did all the different jobs depending on who has been taken and bumbling.

Q: When did you decide to concentrate on photography?
Rajiv Jain: Immediately. I thought that the process of implementation is too long, and I loved being a cinematographer. During my second year at school Drama in 1985, I worked for three or four months for a television station Lucknow. My job was to select what was good enough to offset the program. It was a great practice. He also learned the job as an assistant cameraman second and first in Bombay by Ashok Mehta, Binod Pradhan and KKMahajan

QUESTION: What was the determining factor in making this decision?
Rajiv Jain: I do not want to look back one day and regret that I have not tried. I do not want 80 years, I wondered if I could have succeeded. If not, can be heard Lucknow gave the best of me. So I came to Bombay in the middle of a fuel crisis – only auto rickshaw ride was a great challenge. I turned in several interviews DOP s because they were much more accessible than the great film operations. There was no way I could get to the door of such places. After three months, the money is running out. I walked in a sort of a store in Mumbai on Saturday, and I could see through an open door were building sets. I remember thinking, would not work on a weekend unless they were originally. So I went, found the foreman and told him was a carpenter. He asked me if I had an expertise in building up? I I lied and said yes. Only half a lie, because I had built many sets for the theater in parts of the school. The only similarity is that both are made of wood. They have been building sets for television commercials.

Q: Did working as a gaffer in the film help?
First in India means uncle deputy chief of the dictatorship of the proletariat. We gaffer tradition. I came suggests that work as director of photography. This would bring a new technique or a new type of light to the attention of the photography I was working, suggesting that as something that help tell the story of a better way. I think I learned more watching other directors work than anything else. One of the few ways to really learn photography is another filmmaker. That is how I believe that knowledge is transmitted. You end up picking small pearls of wisdom on the road. The most important things I learned by watching other directors work are not technical, but how do comfortable in the director and actors, and how a creative environment rather than a technical environment.

QUESTION: How do you have clips from the series T?
Rajiv Jain: I tried to work as a freelancer for a while but it was difficult to enter the Union. There was a company called Super Cassettes Studios which was led by the late Gulshan Kumar in Bombay. They had a place of publication, then opened a center for the online edition. They have been hiring a large number of people at that time and I had some experience operator the camera and the crew of the individual, so I took a survey of all types of maintenance. I also learned to manage the tape. When I arrived, it was a very little place in time, I learned all sorts of things. I had already made two videos point. I worked on the study on trade and it would give the Union cameramen, lighting, and sometimes I work as an operator for them. I kind of lighting technician for them, what I learned in this study in the space of a year and a half than any other. Was very intense training, and set high quality video recording quality of an inch. We used the Sony Camera and it was a good camera. I still think it's better than the cameras that are there today but we have always tried to watch a movie out of it. We played with filtration and black levels and all types of lighting to see how we can make it look like a movie.

QUESTION: It sounds as if it was a great experience for you?
Rajiv Jain: Yes, I'm throwing a lot and be very creative with the camera in this video. You must also be in post-production process. It has been a process of assembling a very exciting one and then we kind of effects in the study, So I have learned. It was a real break good for me and then the project manager presented me much after that. I started to make documentaries. I went on tour with them and made three tours. I made a documentary in New Delhi on recording videos music, we recorded on video, all documentaries that we recorded on video, but it really gave me the opportunity to play with image and the lens and move the camera. It was great!

QUESTION: What was your first feature?
Rajiv Jain: My first feature as DOP was independent of the army (1994) with Sharukh Khan, Sridevi and Carnero Shetty shown. Color was anamorphic. I changed the contrast with the lighting to eliminate all the shades of gray. This is my signature, blacks and pure whites, without gray. End Mukul Anand S visited together during the filming, and later worked with him on domestic production in their ads MAD Films (1994).

QUESTION: What to look for when you read a script? Is it the story, the director, a combination or something else?
Rajiv Jain: In general, is history, but there are people who are so talented and work with who I am always ready to say yes, I'm going nowhere. I think foremost is the story I have to seize. I do not necessarily visually at the time … Ideally, a film I'd like to see. Also, I'm looking for something other than what I did before. Longing variety. This is a combination things. At first I thought the script was the most important thing, but I found the scripts are constantly changing. Not so much on the plans you made. A film about the environment you create. A film depicts a series of two dimensional images projected onto a white screen. Is flashing static light projected through a lens that somehow stimulates the brain of people in the audience and create a three dimensional world in motion. When you agree to make a film, you make a moral commitment – is an obligation we owe to the director and the audience. It must be a continuity visual makes the public feel they have witnessed a slice of life. I tend to be more interested in the concept of a movie. I ask the Director to say I want to do with the film. There was a movie called the Army. The film lasts two hours, and is the only film where I worked only two pages changed during filming. This is the best scenario in an Indian film which I worked. There are not many directors arena with experience in India because many of them are on television. I tried to train me to understand what is necessary to make a film for the cinema.

Question: What are some low budget films and others have worked?
Rajiv Jain: I do not say Pyar Mein Kabhi Kabhi earlier. The first thing I do outside of my being was a small independent film called Rasta who was shot in 15 days in Jaisalmer and never published. It was my first full account of the experience. I made other films after. Those films played an important role in putting things together in films later, because you learn from your mistakes. You learn that there is no time like film. Not return. You need to plan and persevere in the difficult moments in a movie. The lower budget and independent films, which are difficult times all the time. No shooting easy, because the bargaining power is down on his shoulders. The main thing I learned to make these films is you have to answer to yourself over time. You need pace and staying true to that effect. Pyar Mein Kabhi Kabhi When done (in 1998) had an idea clear objective and tells us how to shape the look, but I do not know, he worked until he was projected. I terrified to look at the daily and do not know if I was on the right track. When I saw the first demo, which was probably my experience the most terrifying and exciting.

QUESTION: It has recently published two characteristics. Badhaai Ho Badhaai The last was. Describe your experience filming of a comedy.
Rajiv Jain: Comedy can be a tragedy. I think the hardest part is that if you throw everything from scratch does look like a flat comedy. The comedy is brilliant, but you want to see the texture in the systems. In comedy, I think many times because it plays static comedy, this is not a joke. If the joke goes here, people should be listening. If you move the camera to tell the joke, it is distracting. Now, if you move the camera to a reaction in the image itself is something different. I believe that comedy is harder to light fiction. There are different levels of comedy and I see the different levels photographically.

QUESTION: How did you get started advertising?
Rajiv Jain: While still helping in camera, the producer called me and told me that the agency wanted to shoot their business future. I had never shot 35mm, which I surprised. I still remember the board with my name on it. It was a magical moment. The business went well, and leading to other centers, mainly India. Shooting music I learned to work with different people, jumping from one project to another in different ways and places. I think I applied much of what I learned from shot to shot Ads rights. This is not something conscious. I simply in situations very different from the solution of similar problems.

QUESTION: Who were the filmmakers who have worked on advertising?
Rajiv Jain: I worked with KK Mahajan, Binod Pradhan, Vikas Sivaraman and Ashok Mehta.

QUESTION: Did you come and go between ads and function?
Rajiv Jain: I made a movie in nearly three years. The rest of my time has been on the ads. Commercial work is very interesting because you can treat a wide variety of tools first. In India today, the ads well with the aesthetics and is such as photography, and learn to create different worlds and these worlds are hungry for non-realistic. I learned to take risks, because if you want something special you have to treat, and sometimes succeed and sometimes not, but then that is an integral part of the learning process.

Question: how to burn commercial hit movies?
Rajiv Jain: They give you a good understanding of the possibilities of what you can do with photography. You get a lot of experience in creating looks different in the different forms that can be applied to a film. The longer has, the more you learn. Sometimes you discover something new that you can build.

Q: Do you have a particular style that makes his work recognizable?
Rajiv Jain: I think everyone has his style, but I want someone to go to a movie and say "Oh, Rajiv Jain blow because it is his style. "I want to say," Oh, who shot whom? "I think you should be more versatile in their eyes these days. Each film is different, so similar think you can put something different in each film rather than creating a look repetitive.

QUESTION: How many features, commercials, music videos have you shot?
Rajiv Jain: 6 has nearly 43,150 commercial 1032 music videos and documentaries, videos business and industry.

QUESTION: Have all your projects are limited in India and abroad launching right?
Rajiv Jain: I turned in Austria, France, India, Kenya, Malaysia, Mauritius, Nepal, Netherlands, Russia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, Uganda, United Arab Emirates and United Kingdom.

QUESTION: How do you finally get into the society of Indian film directors and western India s Association?
Rajiv JAIN: You can ask to join the Association. I had experience in commercials and movies as an assistant, and as director of photography in five films. I had much better documentation as an assistant for the Union. This charger KKMahajan for five features and two television series, and I was an assistant on two features Binod Pradhan and approx. 300 advertisements Ashok Mehta on two features and approx. 100 ads. I took the tone of one year until I move the operator b Associate Chief of the camera.

QUESTION: Is the film a talent born with the ability to learn, or both?
Rajiv Jain: I think you must be born with the ability to visualize. As a child, I spent a lot of time staring out the window at school when he should have looked at the books. I scolded so many times. I grew up, and yet still. I still dream, more than you think that ordinary person would have dared to do. What kind of dream, ends with images that have some sort of reality itself. The films have influenced the way to love, that we wear, how to eat, how we walk, the way we talk and how we act in everyday life. You must be able walking on the bridge at the imaginary world and be able to walk backwards. One of the things that you must learn how to manage the light. You must have a sense for different types of light. Where do you get that knowledge? You know movie like the palm of your hand. It is a skill that among other you have to learn. Even as a child, I responded emotionally to the light. It is always a part of me. The film caught me at a young age and he gave me a voice which had in any other part of my life. I am fortunate to have found an outlet for that. Ca not imagine doing anything else.

QUESTION: And did you ever get used to the fact that you live your dream?
Rajiv Jain: The day I shot my first commercial end Mukul Anand S, I only have two hours of sleep and panic I had a dream that our whole house indoor had been built less than half of the scale was a kind of taste. I could not walk on the film, let alone him. There was no room for the lights or the actors. In my dream, I kept asking: "How We live in this space" after 600 ads and five films later, I still have not slept much the night before the first day of shooting. The truth is that I feel incredibly lucky I am to be able to earn a living using shapes, colors, contrast and movement to relive history. I love working with the director, the designer production and the actors and the passive collaboration with the composer, editor and writer. When I hear a score carefully designed and images I photographed are attached to the screen that brings tears to my eyes. It's really amazing how music can improve my work. I spoke composers of that, and say it's the same for them when they hear music and see how the photo with him. We have almost no contact during the shooting the film, but are key partners in the emotions that give life to the screen.

QUESTION: Do you have a sense of responsibility because many people will be influenced by the movies they make?
Rajiv Jain: "I feel a responsibility to the public and for a company that I loved my life. I take great pride in the fact that I can work in the Bollywood tradition of great men who were here before us. The films have made a difference in our lives and our responsibility to give something to change.

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In 2005, spent a bitterly painful years later, Sony has confirmed that this year in China Zaidufali digital cameras

This reporter learned from Sony confirmed that the Sony 100% more than 88 million U.S. dollars investment in Sony Digital Products (Wuxi) Co., Ltd. was officially put into operation early this year, the new plant will allow local production in China, Sony Digital Camera production in 2005 to 2.5 million by Taiwan actual output, rapid rise to 5 million units in 2006 is expected to yield.
April 21, Sony cameras of the media to open up its plant, which is Japanese camera giant, for the first time to allow the media to visit its factory production lines. Started in February this year, Sony appointed Yoshino, general manager of Wuxi plant life in the reporter an exclusive interview, said the new plant are currently more than 4,000 employees, in addition to production of Sony digital cameras, but also including Japan, Sony, the digital camera factories lens accessories, viewfinder, etc., while factory output will increase with the expansion of production scale.
Yoshino also said his life, the future Sony digital cameras will continue to increase in China’s localization and manufacturing standards. “Overall, in 2005 nearly 71% localization rate of parts, plans to 2008, Compaq nc8000 Adapter the localization rate of 95%, and domestic production parts and components provided by the East China region.”
According to Sony executives revealed that in 2006, overall investment in China will add 200 million U.S. dollars, half of which will be used for production expansion.
The establishment of institutions specializing in crisis response In 2005, the camera is indeed troubled times for Sony. Has gone through the CCD events and 6 best-selling digital cameras who were due to alleged quality problems, etc., Zhejiang Industrial and Commercial Bureau to block the crisis. The 6 best-selling digital cameras a heavy heart out of the market, has also led to Sony’s digital camera last year, the actual sales volume in China only about 100 million units. Matsushima, general manager of Sony’s marketing faithful for the first time an exclusive interview to reflect the above- mentioned crisis, when frankly, these events have brought a greater impact the Sony brand.Compaq nx9000 Adapter As a response to it, Sony has set up a dedicated in-house direct management by the top management of market information collection and communication departments at all levels to enhance the overall market reaction rate at the same time “will further deepen the understanding of local market-related policies and regulations.”
The opening into the digital SLR camera “?” Brand At the same time, Sony announced that the world will be first launched in June this year, more professional-quality digital SLR camera new, and from now onwards, and create a “?” (the first Greek letter “Alpha”), new brand. Sony into the digital SLR camera market is completely route through recently announced its withdrawal from traditional and digital imaging markets, Konica Minolta. Under the merger agreement reached earlier this year, April 1, Konica Minolta digital SLR cameras, the relevant part of the assets transferred to Sony.
Sony’s digital camera business in China is responsible for Cai, senior manager confirmed to this reporter, Sony plans to launch in June this year, the first “?” brand of digital SLR cameras, which will inherit the Konica Minolta fame “? Lens Card port system “technology,Compaq nx9100 Adapter and include more of digital imaging products at Sony’s own areas of advantage of technology and components.
Related industry generally believe that, after Sony’s consumer-level market in the home and occupy a considerable advantage, but in the professional high-end market, particularly in the field of professional digital SLR cameras, Sony will face a Canon, Olympus, Fuji multiple attacks.

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