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Cheering from the sidelines: acts of kindness for Covid-19 warriors

Updated: May 08, 2021 21:03 IST These good Samaritans are encouraging volunteers and frontline workers in their endeavours, proving that kindness is indeed contagious Share Article AAA These good Samaritans are encouraging volunteers and frontline workers in their endeavours, proving that kindness is indeed contagious Stay away from doomscrolling, they say. But at a time when the battle against the coronavirus is being fought on social media and messaging apps rallying volunteers, sharing resources, hunting down hospital beds and oxygen cylinders it’s tough to stop that thumb from moving. And occasionally, you chance upon small glimmers of joy. Like a 12-year-old baking cookies under #BakeForIndia, to collect funds for Covid relief, or a philanthropist donning a PPE suit just to bring food to street dogs, or neighbours pitching in to make sure an isolating family gets to celebrate a birthday.

Jaipur s design community is standing strong

Jaipur’s design community is standing strong Updated: Updated: April 10, 2021 09:50 IST Despite tourism drying up, the Pink City’s creative entrepreneurs are weathering the pandemic, pivoting where required, giving back to their artisans, and showing solidarity Share Article AAA Despite tourism drying up, the Pink City’s creative entrepreneurs are weathering the pandemic, pivoting where required, giving back to their artisans, and showing solidarity Jaipur is a contradiction of sorts. Its beautiful forts and palaces are contrasted by crowded urban sprawls. It is the production centre for intricate embroidery and prints that’s used by some of the world’s most luxurious brands, but the city has few big local brands to boast of. “Though Jaipur has been a centre for various aesthetic activities through the centuries, the average lay person doesn’t belong to the cognoscenti. In fact, the cognoscenti is very small here,” says art curator and founder of arts organisa

Remote filmmaking: how film sets operate now

Updated: December 26, 2020 12:41 IST Concepts like remote filmmaking and virtual production are becoming more prevalent, even as skeleton crews return to production studios, masked and sanitised Share Article AAA Clockwise from top left: A still from ‘Mismatched’, Shruti Hasan shooting for ‘Putham Pudhu Kaalai’, and stills from ‘WW84’ and ‘Home Stories’   Concepts like remote filmmaking and virtual production are becoming more prevalent, even as skeleton crews return to production studios, masked and sanitised In London, director Ben Hume-Paton sits in front of a computer screen and says, “Action.” Over 10,841 km away, in Singapore, co-director K Rajagopal relays his instructions to the actors and crew filming an advertisement for Interpol. In Lyon, France, the client watches in real time, while in Puducherry, producer Samir Sarkar, of Magic Hour Films, ensures everything goes seamlessly. All over Zoom.

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