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Technology Should Serve Drama: Ang Lee on Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
Ang Lee has employed a technology in the film that has not been utilised in cinematic history before, which is to shoot the film at a frame rate of 120 frames per second as compared to the normal 24 frames per second and in resolution of 4K and 3D
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Suraj Sharma: I have a vague ambition of filmmaking
He may have started his cinematic journey as an actor but Suraj Sharma says he is keen to follow his Life of Pi helmer Ang Lee into filmmaking.
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Ang Lee: Karma brought me to India
Oscar-winning filmmaker Ang Lee could not attend a special screening of Life of Pi here but in a special message the director expressed his gratitude "for all the help and inspiration I got from India."
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I'll go wherever there's a great story to tell: Ang Lee
Ang Lee, whose India-centric movie Life of Pi has opened to positive response, says storytelling is his passion and the process of getting over cultural hurdles makes filmmaking interesting for him.
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I will go around the world to introduce Pi: Ang Lee
Director Ang Lee feels a sense of belonging to Pi's journey and is ready to go around the world to introduce the movie.
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Ang Lee praises Suraj Sharma's work in Life of Pi
Director Ang Lee, who zeroed in on Indian child actor Suraj Sharma as the lead for Life of Pi, says the teenager has given an emotional performance.
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Technology Should Serve Drama: Ang Lee on Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk
Ang Lee has employed a technology in the film that has not been utilised in cinematic history before, which is to shoot the film at a frame rate of 120 frames per second as compared to the normal 24 frames per second and in resolution of 4K and 3D
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Suraj Sharma: I have a vague ambition of filmmaking
He may have started his cinematic journey as an actor but Suraj Sharma says he is keen to follow his Life of Pi helmer Ang Lee into filmmaking.
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Ang Lee: Karma brought me to India
Oscar-winning filmmaker Ang Lee could not attend a special screening of Life of Pi here but in a special message the director expressed his gratitude "for all the help and inspiration I got from India."
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I'll go wherever there's a great story to tell: Ang Lee
Ang Lee, whose India-centric movie Life of Pi has opened to positive response, says storytelling is his passion and the process of getting over cultural hurdles makes filmmaking interesting for him.
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I will go around the world to introduce Pi: Ang Lee
Director Ang Lee feels a sense of belonging to Pi's journey and is ready to go around the world to introduce the movie.
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Ang Lee praises Suraj Sharma's work in Life of Pi
Director Ang Lee, who zeroed in on Indian child actor Suraj Sharma as the lead for Life of Pi, says the teenager has given an emotional performance.
