A film center has been started in Coimbatore for the first time in Tamil Nadu to familiarize students with all the skills related to the film industry. Actor Ari Arjunan, who participated in the event, said that fans do not give Tamil films the same reception as foreign language films.
While the Tamil cinema industry is achieving globally, for the first time in Tamil Nadu, a film incubation center named “Film Incubation” Center has been started in Coimbatore Ratnam College campus to enable the young generation of film industry students to learn the skills related to the production and distribution of films.
Actor Ari Arjunan, cinematographer Senthil Kumar, director Parthiban Desingu, actor-producer Mathapatti Rangaraj, and president of the college Madan Senthil jointly met the press about this film center. Actor Aari then said that those interested in the film industry can use this center to develop their film ideas and write effective screenplays.
Get guidance and support from experienced filmmakers and technicians. Also, we are going to conduct workshops and training programs here to learn about various aspects of film production and distribution. In this, experienced actors, producers and technicians from the film industry will attend. Center can know.
Especially because of the lack of encouragement to writers, good stories are not produced in Tamil cinema. That is why there is a false image among the fans that foreign language films are good. If this situation continues, in the future when Tamil films are released, a situation has arisen where the fans will welcome Tamil films only if they say that foreign language films have Tamil stories.
It is to change this situation that we have come up with the Film Development Center as a team to help the existing young students learn the skills in everything related to films like production and distribution. Actor Ari said.
