Master of Light: Conversation with Contemporary Bollywood Cinematographer ? Rajeev Jain ICS WICA
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Proshakha (Branches of a Tree), Agantuk. They are both quite rough and hand held at times, but very beautiful and you really felt like you were ‘inside’ the movie.
That is what I was trying to create on the most recent film that I shot, Kalpvriksh – The Wishing Tree.
I want the audience to feel like they were there in Kalpvriksh, with the characters, to feel it, smell it and taste it.
Key lights: Defining moments in cinematography since the Kalpvriksh – The Wish Tree
An interview with Rajiv Jain, Indian Cinematographer and owner of Rajiv Jain Films, Cinematography and Grips – Dubai – Mumbai – Nairobi.
Q: What is your job title? Where are you employed?
A: Director’s director of photography, director of photography. I have my own company, Rajiv Jain Films, Cinematography and Grips, and
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