#onlinedocumentary

Announcement of winners of "FILMANIA" 2021 Online Short Film Competition organized by IIMT Group of colleges Greater noida.The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, IIMT College of Management, Greater Noida, on Saturday announced the winners of the online "FILMANIA" 2021 competition.

It received over 100 short and documentary film entries from across the country. Writer  MR. Peenaj Tyagi was the chief guest of the award ceremony.Dr. Abhina Baksi Bhatnagar, Director, College of Management and Dr. Anil Nigam, Dean, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication were the members of the jury team.Gupta's Lust and Life was judged first position for theme, picture quality and composition. Srihari's film Mask Away from Jain University, Bangalore got the second position.

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Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, IIMT College of Management, Greater Noida is Organizing Online Documentary /Short Film Fest "FILMANIA"  On 15/June/21 through Facebook Live.

Please go through the Rules and Register yourselves through the following Google link on or before 10/June/21.

To Register and sending file

https://forms.gle/YC7ZhMXB4DgbAVVS6 

If You have any problem in sending file or any other query, please feel free to contact us:

Mr. Amit Sharma - 9990388777

Mr. Narayan Batheja - 9911884500

Mr. Bhuvnesh Mishra - 9205267086

You can also send your files after registration with Proper Name and Institute mentioned through Google drive to 

email id: [email protected]

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The New York Times has launched a new, Web-only documentary video series that looks at history in the context of the present.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2418622,00.asp

It's difficult for an up-to-date news outlet like The New York Times to deliver content based on past moments in history. However, the paper might serve fresh audiences with its new online-only documentary series. 

The New York Times proves that timeliness for features isn't as important when on the internet. Physical newspapers and live radio and television newscasts don't often allow for coverage of past events, as news outlets must stay as current as possible to remain financially competitive.