Internet supports cinematic expressions: Shekhar Kapur

Internet supports cinematic expressions: Shekhar Kapur
Thursday, June 07, 2012 14:17 IST
By Santa Banta News Network
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur says he is impressed with some independent films showcased on internet.

"Some of the edgiest films I see are not in theatres but on videos on the internet, which is provoking an exciting new form of cinematic expression, " Kapur tweeted.

Kapur also feels that media's views often hamper quality of some filmmakers.

"Filmmakers often become too media dependent and in doing so, merge their identity with the media view of them, losing the originality of their voice, " the 66-year-old tweeted.

"One of the most important thing for an artist to do is to take a long break from success, " he added.
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