00:00We are a film car, which is the International Film Festival of the Creative Mind of Tomorrow.
00:11Today, we are going to see that this is the 5th year of the 5th year of children.
00:23We are Chris Raja.
00:29Chris, tell me how are you going to film making and how did your career start?
00:36So, I'm very proud to be here for you.
00:41In 2013, I was in the name of the theater,
00:46where I started to go to some extracurricular activities.
00:51I need to go to some other things.
00:54After that, the theater and creative writing,
00:59I learned how to write.
01:02At the same time, I noticed that
01:07the FTII will be able to make a basic film.
01:13We learned how to make a basic film.
01:15We learned how to make a basic film.
01:24So, we can do something in the film.
01:27And some resources were already made.
01:32We were getting kids from theater.
01:34We were getting music from theater.
01:35We were getting cameras from Kilkari.
01:38So, some of the things were easy to do.
01:40And then, we started to make a film from there.
01:44There were two major film festivals in Thailand.
01:49One was the National Science Film Festival of India.
01:51And one was the International Science Film Festival of India.
01:53So, there were two things that were made.
01:56If we were making films, we would get the chance to go to the film festival.
02:00So, we would go abroad.
02:01We would get fully sponsored.
02:03We would take the film from the outside.
02:04So, it was always like that.
02:06There were two festivals in the year.
02:08So, we would have made 3-4 films.
02:09We would have made entries.
02:10We would have made 3-4 films.
02:10We would also go to our friends.
02:14We would have made them.
02:15Then, we would have made one film.
02:20When we were making films like this.
02:20And since we were in school time,
02:22Dennis and I had a film in this all,
02:25We would have made a film for our first career.
02:28How did you go to it?
02:32Because...
02:33I was doing my first film with it,
02:34My first film was named N3.
02:39A full film of Nirod, Nirog, Nirmal.
02:42The movie we made,
02:42We made a film in the World Health Organization
02:47and the film was recognized in the World Health Organization
02:48and the Health for All film festival was there
02:51IJIMS was the doctor, Dr. Archana
02:53and we had a guide on it and we had a film on it
02:58and NSF5 also went there
03:00after that, there was a film festival
03:04International Film Festival of India
03:06in 2023, we had a opening for Creative Minds of Tomorrow
03:10and we had some openings to apply
03:12so that was the first time I was very much
03:17and the other time I was in the house
03:20and when I was in the house and when I was in the house
03:22I was very close to that
03:24I was very close to my house
03:26and my father had told me that they were the VASISHNARAIN SINGH
03:28so I started to research on that
03:30and I was like to know who was the student
03:31and who was the student's life
03:32and then we had to find out that Professor Kaysi was the Vice Chancellor of the University.
03:43We tried to contact him, Professor Kaysi Sinha,
03:48Professor Kaysi Sinha has connected to him,
03:51and then we made a complete documentary film on G1,
03:57which was called VVI.
03:59I was asked to cat all the events.
04:05But it is special for VVI because I felt very important that it's the VVI.
04:12I also think that the VVI is the Vice Chancellor of the University.
04:14I felt very important to me.
04:15In this case, I also made a film with the other friends.
04:21That was the film that I also developed.
04:28and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting,
04:33Shri Anunak Thakur Ji,
04:35I was given to me from the Creative Minds of Tomorrow.
04:40Wasishth Babu,
04:41what happened to you?
04:44When I was at the International Film Festival of India,
04:51our Tadkalin Munkhya Mantri,
04:53Shri Nitish Kumar Ji,
04:54they tweeted me and told me to attend the film festival.
04:59Also, they tweeted me for the film festival.
05:06We will know that you can make a short film?
05:11When Iffy went to Iffy,
05:13Iffy's exposure was much more.
05:16There was a segment of the 48 hours film making challenge,
05:20in which we had a film for 48 hours,
05:22we had a film called the FTIA,
05:25we had a film called the FTIA,
05:26we had a film called the FTIA,
05:28we had a film called the FTIA,
05:29which was called the Amazon Prime,
05:30which was 70 minutes.
05:32It was a film called the FTIA.
05:34The basic idea,
05:35which I have worked on,
05:37was a short film regarding the FTIA,
05:38but when Iffy went to Iffy,
05:41there was a film called the FTIA,
05:43which was a feature length film.
05:43there was a film called FTIA.
05:46Iffy went to,
05:48Iffy,
05:48Iffy,
05:49Iffy,
05:51you have a free dream of a year.
05:54What we talked about was there and what the hell is free?
05:56Okay,
05:58Iffy,
05:59Iffy,
06:00My friends and friends started a non-profit organization called Vithi Foundation
06:05which was our pleasure to work with the U.V.A.O.
06:09Because in 2018, we had an initiative for a Bihar Youth for Child Letters
06:13and we had a plan to register for a few steps
06:20so Vithi Foundation started working with the U.V.A.O.
06:23Kylkari has given us a platform
06:25with the Dikshah Foundation I work with Dikshah Foundation
06:29and Dikshah has given us a complete involvement
06:32So I was feeling like the things that I've been doing
06:35So with other people, what other people like,
06:42it needs an exposure to them
06:45because we can bring different segments of filmmaking
06:49acting, music, camera, routing
06:55I think that all the things I have learned, the exposure I have got, the level of film festival I
07:01have attended,
07:02we can find the people of Bihar's youth.
07:05Now in 5 July we are doing a movie workshop,
07:12and this film workshop has been called a story on camera.
07:15We have done this in Patna, we have done this in November.
07:19We will complete this in December 5 July.
07:22In January we are trying to do a film festival on a big level.
07:28We have given the name of Vithika Film Festival.
07:30Tentively, we are going to do Vithika Film Festival in January 23 and 24.
07:35What is the film festival?
07:38The main theme of the film festival is social resilience,
07:41the core theme of the film festival.
07:45There are 4-5 categories.
07:47The first category is Bihar.
07:48The second category is Bihar's youth.
07:50The youth filmmakers, the youth filmmakers,
07:52which are social resilience topics,
07:53which can be made into a film festival.
07:55There are some cash prizes.
07:58The second category is our national category.
08:00The same theme, we have nationwide entries.
08:03The cash prize is for them.
08:05The third category is Voice of Inclusion.
08:06It is a topic of Walls of Inclusion.
08:10The marginalized community,
08:13which is also our youth,
08:14the Dalit Samudai,
08:15we have a dedicated segment for them.
08:20We have a dedicated segment for them.
08:21There are also some cash prizes.
08:24We are doing a film making workshop with children.
08:27We are doing a marginalized background.
08:29We are doing a proper segment for them.
08:32We are doing a proper segment for them.
08:33We are doing a hands-off transition category.
08:35We are doing a complete category in 3 minutes.
08:38We are doing a social media.
08:40We are doing a future category.
08:46..as we have...
08:48We are doing a lot of...
08:52We are doing a việc movie.
08:52Just using a film only in 3 minutes...
08:54We are doing a film Prepare for just in 3 minutes.
08:57We will be doing a film for a film in 3 minutes.
08:58Just within the product itself...
08:58And in the product itself.
08:59After we release a toy generation,
09:01that it is available after we start taking time...
09:04..we are making a lie sentence...
09:05Another category is Best Of Films...
09:11..
09:11This can be our small movie breakdown.
09:12Is it is that everything.
09:13and he gets some cash prizes and awards.
09:19So, what is your question?
09:24Why are children teaching film making skills?
09:30Because they have been teaching film making and theatre to their own.
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