When I was 12, my uncle and I began a Sunday tradition of watching South Indian movies together. Those experiences sparked my fascination with their unique storytelling, emotional depth, and thrilling action sequences. As I delved deeper into the world of filmmaking, one movie, 'Interstellar,' left a profound impact on me. Discovering Christopher Nolan's techniques further fueled my curiosity. I began writing scripts, assisting in local projects, and crafting first drafts. Now, I'm here to build connections and learn from talented individuals like yourself. Looking forward to sharing perspectives and experiences in this exciting journey. And collaborate on some beautiful ideas as well.
Introduce Yourself : How I developed Interest for films by Siddhant Choudhary
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Now that's an Introduce Yourself post, Siddhant Choudhary. I always love hearing what movie served to push one into their pursuit(s).
Your collaborative spirit shines through, my friend. You're going to fit in famously around these parts. Great to have you here and I look forward to your contributions.
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Thank you Richard!!
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Welcome to the community, Siddhant Choudhary. I've been meaning to watch "Interstellar." I think I'm gonna finally watch it this week as part of a double feature.
Here are some blogs on networking/building connections I suggest checking out: www.stage32.com/blog/tags/networking-41
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Thank you so much Maurice for the suggestion, and yes you would really like Interstellar
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My pleasure, Siddhant Choudhary
You're welcome, Siddhant Choudhary. What are some South Indian movies you'd recommend?
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Well, there are a lot of South movies which are my favourites but if you wanna start, I would suggest starting with the epic ''Bahubali'' and its second part and Shivaji the Boss, One Man Army, you can start with these.
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Thanks for the movie recs, Siddhant Choudhary. I added them to my watchlist.
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My pleasure Maurice Vaughan.