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The Gyaan Project

The Gyaan Project

The Gyaan Project (formerly Audiogyan) is a podcast exploring creative wisdom. Since 2016, it has chronicled ideas, philosophies, and stories of Indian luminaries—bridging the past with the present to inspire the future. www.thegyaanproject.com

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43: Introduction to architecture and it’s various...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/12/09

Pavitra Sriprakash is an architect and urban designer with a focus on Sustainability. Pavitra is the Chief Designer and Director at The Global Design Studio of Shilpa Architects which is an acclaimed design house based in Chennai. Having practiced urban design and planning in New York and Chicago, Pavitra’s work has been India focused since 2008. 1. How do you identify soul of the project? Can you give one example in detail? 2. What do you mean by spaces being responsive to users? 3. The

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42: Introduction to icons with Ameya SK

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/12/06

Based in Mumbai, Ameya SK is a independent graphic designer. A product and user experience designer who dabbles in illustrations as a means of self expression. More importantly an artist who specialises in icons. A lover of line art, iconography, steam-punk, mythology and other fantasy driven themes, his expression for art is militaristic and futuristic. 1. Can you share a Brief history of icons in India? How have they evolved and current state? 2. What are the characteristics of and icon

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41: Understanding relationship between ad filmmakers...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/12/04

Veena Bakshi started her career as an assistant to renowned ad filmmakers Prahlad Kakkar, Mansoor Khan and Dilip Ghosh. She later started her own ad film production house where she made over 300 ad films as both producer and director. She started her first feature film, The Coffin Maker which won National Award for Best English Film in 2013 and has also been awarded many other National and International awards. Veena has briefly worked in television and also teaches film technique at various

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40: Understanding patterns & geometry in design with...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/11/30

Aziza Iqbal is an Indian visual artist, surface design and pattern specialist currently based in Doha, Qatar The quintessential maths nerd and pattern junkie. She thrives on details, grids and symmetry, and believes in communicating with shapes and colours rather than words and pictures. 1. What is role of geometry in design and art? 2. How do patterns influence design? Can a design be simply patterns or then we will call it art? 3. I believe Patterns intrigue you. What do you see when you see

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39: Introduction to Industrial design with Narendra...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/11/16

Today I have Narendra Ghate with us; Chief designer at Tata Elxsi. He is a product design graduate from IDC, IITB. He started his career in 1997\. An expert in product planning, automotive styling, graphics, branding and more… He was also part of the core team that was instrumental in making the Industrial Design division the largest design house in India. Today we will be discussing about industrial design and what goes into designing a small shampoo bottle to the most complicated airline systems

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38: Understanding image-making with Manu Ambady

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/11/11

This podcast is brought to you in association with Kulture Shop.in Manu is originally from Thrissur, Kerala, and now based in Mumbai working as a self employed artist. He has an image-making style which is a balanced blend of realism and figuration. His work has been featured by Kyoorius, RevolutionArt magazine, Creative Gaga, MTV Indies and more. He holds a dual degree from MITID and Northumbria University with a specialization in image-making. Questions 1. Can you quickly tell me about

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37: Insights into illustrations with Mira Malhotra

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/11/02

Today I have Mira Malhotra with us on Audiogyan. She is an artist associated with Kultureshop. Mira is a Mumbai-based visual artist and graphic designer and Founder of Studio Kohl. Her personal work is essentially Indian, witty and contemporary, characterised by her visceral use of line. A post-graduate from the National Institute of Design and a B.F.A. in Applied Arts, Mira’s rare approach to design is rooted in logic and common sense but enriched by her distinct aesthetic and creative flair. Her

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36: Understanding poetry with Manav Kaul

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/10/28

Manav is an actor and director born in Kashmir. He started the theatre group Aranya in 2004 and has done number of plays, to name a few, Ilhaam, Park and Shakkar ke Paanch Daane. Most people must have noticed him for the first time in Kai Po Che!, Jai Gangaajal and will see him soon in Tumhari Sulu. But today we are here to talk about his one of the passions. Poetry. * How to identify which is a good poetry and which is a bad poetry? * Jab gadya ji takath samapat hoti hai, tab padya shuru hoti

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35: Understanding Indie Cinema landscape with Rajat...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/10/26

Rajat Kapoor is an Indian actor, writer and director born in 1961. Kapoor was born in Delhi, India. Today we will try and understand the landscape of Indie Cinema in India. 1. What is Indie Cinema? What defines indie cinema? Is it defined in the way it is financed or the way it’s distributed? 2. What is the biggest challenge Indie cinema is facing today? 3. What is the need of such kind of cinema in the society? What is the role of such films? Why do indie cinema exist? 4. What is the future of

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34: Understanding Desi-Toys with Swapna Wagh

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/10/01

Swapna Wagh is the founder of Desi Toys. Having worked with big organised retail players like Future group and Shoppers Stop in India for more than 8 years, Swapna Wagh started a unique venture called ‘Desi Toys’ in year 2012 which is a specialised Retail chain which offers Authentic and Traditional Indian Toys and Games. 1. Why are toys so important in a child’s life? 2. What is the importance of culture specific toys? 3. What is the process of introducing a new toy in the product line up? On

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33: Is medium really the message? with Gangadharan Menon

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/09/30

Gangadharan Menon gave up advertising after a successful stint of 28 years, He worked with agencies like Trikaya, Rediffusion, Ogilvy and Mather, Mudra and Chlorophyll and more… He decided to wind up his advertising journey, to take up his first and second love: teaching and travel. He now teaches at Rachana Sansad College of Applied Arts, Mumbai, and does travel photography and travel writing. His articles have been published in The Hindu, The Times of India, DNA, Hindustan Times, Mid-day, and in

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32: Understanding type design with Shiva Nallaperumal

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/09/27

This episode is brought to you in collaboration with Kultureshop.in About Shiva, Shiva is a Graphic Designer, Type Designer and Illustrator from Chennai, India. He follows a research led, process driven work ethic to bring meaningful solutions to design problems. He has been awarded by Forbes for 30 under 30\. Shiva’s practice has focused on Identity Systems, Publication and Exhibition Design, Custom Typefaces and Interactive Design for a wide range of international clients. He graduated from

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31: Nuances of simple design with Sunit Singh

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/09/15

What does simple design mean? What is lunch and dinner code word? What are important traits of becoming a good designer? How do you become a designer? About Sunit Sunit is a partner & co-founder at Design Capital, a design advisory firm though which he mentors design & product teams at Cleartrip, Ola & Table Hero. He works very closely with the founders and teams at each of these companies, helping them build a design culture and sensitise the entire organisation to good design. Sunit is a

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30: What it means to be an artist with Aarohi Singh

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/09/11

How do you define your canvas? How has that process evolved in years? If your products are one-of-a-kind, how do you define value to it? Can you tell us the power of kitsch when the world is tending towards minimalism and utility driven design? What is the significance of upcycle? Can you share your learnings since you are a self taught designer?

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29: Understanding stage life characters with Ramu...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/09/03

Who or what is an Antagonist and a Protagonist? Do societies define hero, heroins & villains, do hero and villains guide societies or is there an absolute hero and a villain? India is a land where antagonist and protagonist are worshipped equally. Whats your process of defining them? What could be parameters to gauge a character since a very subjective thing? It’s a question to become a better audience? If there is a gun in the first act then it should fire in the third. How true it is and how have

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28: Understanding voicing and dubbing in a nutshell...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/08/12

What would you say is the most difficult part of being a voice artist? How difficult it is if you make your switch from acting to purely voicing? What are the top 3 things one need to learn to become a voice artist? What’s the mindset of working in this profession? Giving voice to thousands of character but always behind camera. What’s the measure of your satisfaction? Which is the most easy and tough expression to express without being melodramatic on Radio? Is their anything like parallel cinema

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27: Fundamental similarities and differences between...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/08/11

What are the fundamental similarities and differences between Hindustani and Carnatic Classical Music? Do we have 22 Shrutis in Carnatic Classical music? How are these divided and why are the considered different than Hindustani classical? How come Hindustani has 10 thaats while Carnatic has 72 Thaats? How can one remember 72 thaats?

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26: Epistemology of voice & music - Part 2 with Pt...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/08/04

What is the correct way of breathing? What exactly happens when you inhale and exhale? Can you train your body to inhale and exhale correctly and also involuntarily? How to do so? What is Indian & Chinese Pranayam?

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25: Efforts behind effortless acting with Dilip...

The Gyaan Project ·

2017/07/30

How did you enter this field of acting, writing and direction? What is the role of body in acting? How did you manage to play so many different characters yet making each of them so convincing? What are different aspect of acting? What happens while you are acting, on stage or while in front of the camera? #acting #writing #direction #dilip prabhawalkar #marathi #indian #interview #nuances #acting lessons

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24: Understanding Raag Vyawastha with Pt. Chandrakant...

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2017/07/25

1. The biggest asset of Hindustani classical is the framework of Raag (Raag Vyawastha). Why do we need this framework and how does it help? 2. How is one raaga’s mood defined? Who defines them? For eg: What is Marwah’s feeling 3. In one of the interviews, Vasant Rao Deshpande mentioned that once Asa-ali khan Saheb sang Marwah and he realised span of Marwah is so huge. What does this span / canvas mean?

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