CINEMA VISION INDIA
Cinema Vision India (CVI) has played a pivotal role in
arousing interest in, and creating awareness about India’s
cultural heritage through its epoch-making series, Surabhi ,
entering the Limca book of Records as India’s longest
running television show with the highest ever measured
viewership. Through nationally telecast programmes like
Surabhi and currently Mano Ya Mano, Mere Humdum Mere Ghost
and Bhoomi (Earth), as well as a number of other
documentaries and television shows, Cinema Vision India has
journeyed across India and other parts of the world,
providing a fascinating glimpse into the art, culture and
lifestyles of the world’s diverse people. CVI houses its own
independent edit suites, computer graphics and animation
division, shooting studio, preview studio and camera
facilities as well as a state-of-the-art Audio Visual
Archive.
We are looking for :
- Directors
- Assistant
Directors
- Executive Producer
- Researchers
Send us your resumes to: cvioffice@gmail.com
Or Call us on (022) 26365946 / 26320739
SURABHI FORCE
The Surabhi Foundation for Research and Cultural Exchange
(Surabhi FORCE) is a non-profit organization, involved in
the documentation, preservation and dissemination of India's
Cultural Heritage at the National and International level.
The Foundation is based on the remarkable success of
`Surabhi' (Fragrance) India's longest running cultural
series on National Television which features in the Limca
Book of Records for receiving the largest measured audience
response ever in the history of Indian Television! The
Surabhi Foundation has also been the recipient of the US
Ambassadors Award for Archiving of Monuments for the year
2004/2005, and has received an endowment of $1 million from
the Ford Foundation USA to establish a National Audio-Visual
Cultural Archive.
The Surabhi Foundation has been conducting several large
scale cultural events since it’s inception. It has organized
festivals independently as well as under the aegis of the
Mumbai Festival and also in association with the prestigious
Navi Mumbai festival. These have been attended by several
celebrities, academic dignitaries, folk artists and master
craftsmen, receiving footfalls of as many as 10,000 visitors
a day. In addition to this, the Foundation has also
organized different symposiums, workshops and lecture
demonstrations on topics related to Indian heritage, and is
currently making a series of documentaries on various facets
of Indian culture in collaboration with UNESCO for telecast
on the prestigious National Geographic Channel Network and
Discovery Channel, India.
The Foundation is currently in the process of creating
the world's first theme park based on India - the Living
Heritage Centre, in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai.
To make this dream a reality the Surabhi Foundation is
looking for young and energetic entrepreneurs:
-
Programme Officers
- Researchers
- Marketing
Personnel
- Graphic Designers
Send us your resumes at: cvioffice@gmail.com
Or
Call us on (022) 26365946 / 26320739
