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Clicking on to fame and fortune
THE INFORMATION from Hollywood should be quite interesting for us
here - should tell us who's making how much money. But that was
just one juicy part of Tellyzoom.com that Sharat Kumar liked.
The new website's strength, he said at its launch, would be in
packaging Hollywood trade information and in attracting foreign
film industries to Indian talent and Chennai's film techies. And
he would have liked a better picture of his on Tellyzoom's pages.
The website's real plus is its `aspirants' section that will
showcase Indian talent, leveraging the Net's global reach and
easy accessibility. Potential stars have to do pay an annual
Rs.2,000 to be discovered.
They should be able to get the actors, actresses, singers, music
directors, script writers, directors, producers, and whoever they
need, but without the help of video clippings. That will only
come with broadband, said K P Sunil, who runs Tellyzoom.
Back to Hollywood. The website will provide information on all
that is happening in Film Mecca including the latest in
technology developments and even the lesser known films. What we
get here is just the blockbusters; there are more experiments
happening. While we feast on those tidbits, Indians can also keep
tabs on opportunities available for them in Hollywood - just in
case, someone's looking for an actress with a Chennai accent.
There will also be a database on film-related courses in the US.
Tellyzoom is aiming for more. In its second phase, not launched
yet, the website will have a learning center offering tips from
experts especially in screen writing, photography and editing.
Another page will list the greatest classics ever made both in
English and Tamil. There will be video clippings, greater multi-
media facilities and the latest technology. For now, the website
seems an efficient trade guide and more. And according to
Radhika, who launched Tellyzoom.com with Sharath Kumar, in an
industry so haphazard, some organizing is finally coming in.
By Feroze Ahmed.
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