Published: 24th Nov, 2023
Context:
Recently, the Union Minister of Information & Broadcasting and Youth Affairs & Sports has launched the ‘48-Hour Film making Challenge’ for winners of '75 Creative Minds of Tomorrow'(CMOT) initiative.
About the initiative:
- Aim:
- The initiative aims to provide them with unparalleled opportunities in the realm of Media and Entertainment.
- CMOT is part of Government's effort to encourage and mentor young minds from far flung corners of the country.
- The role of ‘Creative Minds of Tomorrow'in fostering a strong creative community of passionate individuals, the Minister congratulated the top 75 participants of the initiative selected through a rigorous jury process.
- This year’s 75 Creative Minds of Tomorrow hail from as many as 19 different statesand Union Territories of India, including places such as Bishnupur (Manipur), Jagatsinghpur (Odisha), and Sardarpur (Madhya Pradesh).
- As part of the Film Challenge, 75 CMOT participants were divided into five teams who will make short films on the topic ‘Mission Life’in 48
- The CMOT participants will also attend workshops and master class sessions curated by the masters of world cinema.
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