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Ashim Ghosh's  proposed first feature film

Prothom Maa: Kali's journey back to Africa

 

 

offering multiple media support to artists, dancers, curators and theatre groups...

 

* multi-channel sound design * live &/or recorded music

* video & still imagery 

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Ashim Ghosh is a multiple media expert and educator from New Delhi. His interventions range from live music and multi-channel audio design, to photography, corporate communications consultancy & training, corporate video, video/photo documentation & archiving. Both Ashim as well as his photo exhibitions, videos & performances, have travelled widely, across India and the world. He has collaborated with many musicians, dancers and  theatre artists, in a range of projects. Ashim is also an inventor, having designed a first-ever yoga device(patent pending), as well as innovative linguistic systems that enable Hindi, Bangla, Hiragana, Marathi and a host of other Asian languages, to be played in word game formats like Scrabble.

Long distance travel, avid observation & experience garnering, multi-lingual punning, popular cultures and

cooking, laughing & eating are some of his ongoing interests.

Ashim's first feature film script -

Prothom MaaTM: Kali's journey back to Africa, was nationally short-selected to be represented at the International Film Festival, Goa, in Nov '07. Prothom MaaTM(First Mother) celebrates human origin from black Africa and the ancient presence of black skin in India, while engaging with its history of marginalisation with humorous darkness.

The project currently awaits funding...

A series of his short videos are to be presented at the “Festival International de l'Image - Paris 2010” to be held during the 3rd week of May at the Sorbonne Nouvelle University, and during the 4th week of May at the

Paris Diderot University.

Ashim now mostly lives between the urban urgency of

New Delhi and the cool calm of Kumaon, and claims to have hung on to his sense of humour in these dark times!