He Filmed A Forest Guide, And It Won In Los Angeles | Sandeep Sinha | Chaos To Clarity Podcast

About this episode

Sandeep Sinha filmed a forest guide at Satpura with no filmmaking experience at all, and the film went on to win in Los Angeles and was selected as a finalist in Berlin. He also holds a Guinness world record for the longest oil painting in the world. In this episode of Chaos To Clarity, Sandeep explains why he points his camera at the guides nobody listens to instead of the tigers everybody photographs.

He also tells the story of Panna Tiger Reserve, which had forty tigers in 2005 and none three years later with no official explanation, the tiger that walked 444 kilometres back towards Pench looking for home, the day he stopped outside a mall in Bangalore and watched some children painting, the single piece he made with 945 paintings inside it, and what he tells a young person whose parents will not accept art as a career.

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