Rudransh Mathur
Rudransh Mathur (born October 10, 1990) is an interaction designer, filmmaker and a media artist.
Career as 'child prodigy'[edit]
'Birds Through My Window'[edit]
Mathur entered the Vatavaran 2003: Environment film festival, a national film festival held annually in India, at the age of 13,[1] "when he was a student of Class VIII" reported The Telegraph of India[2]
"Rudransh's foremost film, Birds Through My Window, was also screened at the CMS Vatavaran Environment and Wildlife Film Festival, where he procured the Golden Tree award, customarily conferred to the best child filmmaker."[3]
Birds Through My Window also won best film award at the Vasundhara Film Festival, Pune in 2006. Film director Jean-Jacques Scaerou is reported as saying that "Rudransh's films entail uncanny professionalism and finesse, irrespective of his age".[3]
Awards and distinctions[edit]
Mathur won the special jury award for "Yet Another Gullivers Travels" at the Chinh India festival, 2008.
Mathur was selected as an Indian representative in the international youth meet "Jeunes Du Monde" in Toulouse, France, where two of his films "Panchgani: Une Fenêtre Sur L'Inde" and "La Violence Verte" were screened.
Mathur edited the documentary "River Goddess" which won the award in the educational video film festival 2006 conducted by the UGC.
Mathur made the film "Tiger & Monkey", an 8 min animation film, for Tribal Research and Training Institute, Pune, Government of India, for use in teaching tribal children English. Mathur also designed the accompanying storybook as a teaching aid.
"Birds Through My Window" was selected for the "CMS Greening Young Minds School Outreach Programme", to be shown in 10,000 schools across India.
Filmography[edit]
Directed and edited[edit]
2003– Birds through my window ( Documentary, English, 18 min)
2005- Yet another Gulliver's travels (Documentary, English,11 min)
2007– Panchgani: une fenetre sur l'inde (Documentary, French, 9 min)
2007- La Violence Verte (Documentary, French, 7 min)
2009- Run George Run (Stop Motion Animation, 9 min)
2009- Simple Joy (2DAnimation, 3 min)
2009- Curious intruder (Documentary, English, 7min)
2009 - Driving Earth (2DAnimation, 9 min)
2010- The Tiger & the Monkey (Mixed Media, 8 min)
2010- The Baker (Stop Motion Animation, 2 min)
2010- Rules of Reality (Fiction, 2 min)
2011- Pratapgarh: the hill fort (Documentary, 9min)
Edited[edit]
2006- Fire on the Mountain
2006- Pratibha Mhante Paani Nah
2007- River Goddess
2008- Aapa Akka ("Rough Cut")
2009- Sanjeewan Vidyalaya- Nurturing life
2009- Red Ink
References[edit]
- ↑ "Deccan Herald". Children's filmmakers pitted against top directors. Deccan Herald. November 14, 2003. Retrieved October 24, 2011.
- ↑ Ganguly, M. (December 7, 2006). "The Telegraph of India-". Green & wild danger on film. The Telegraph, Calcutta, India. Archived from the original on February 3, 2013. Retrieved October 24, 2011. Unknown parameter
|url-status=ignored (help) - ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Express India". World, through the lens. Express India. 11 December 2007. Retrieved October 24, 2011.
External links[edit]
- Rudransh Mathur on IMDb
- Express India
- Roots and Wings India
- Indian Wildlife Club
- Culture Unplugged
- CMS Envis
- Lights Camera Help
- CMS Vatavaran
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