This is a high profile award ceremony held in the UAE by GEMS honoring female students from different schools across the Emirates for their over-all achievement in school. Redial Entertainment made this video which summarizes the views and dreams of these winners.
It was displayed on 2 screens 10 by 12 feet large, in front of a crowd of 300+ which included some members of the Royal Family, Principals of over 20 GEMS schools, parents of the Sheikha Fatima Award winners and other important guests.
It was by far one of the most successful exploits of Redial Entertainment.
Note:The quality of the video has reduced majorly because it has been compressed by Youtube.
Richard, Steve & Ali - Live at Dubai Country Club as a part of the show "Speakeasy" on the 14th of June, '07. They played Gary Moore's "Still Got The Blues" and Keane's "Somewhere Only We Know". Ali Khan is Redial Entertainment's guitarist/member! Also, Richard's vocals kicked ass!
"This is about the hopes and dreams of 3 young golf caddies, who have the potential but lack the opportunity to make a living out of their golf skills". This is a documentary made and shot by Dhruv Chopra but edited and re-produced entirely by Redial Entertainment. Note: No footage was shot by Redial Entertainment. We were only bought in as editors. We re-conceptualized the story-line too and guided Dhruv Chopra in making this film. This film was used to communicate issues faced by young caddies to potential sponsors.
We made the following videos for the Dubai Center For Special Needs Concert which was held on the 26th of April, 2007 at the school premises itself. Besides making these videos, we also managed the live presentation of all the Audio/Visuals that were aired that day.
This is an advert made by us [Redial Entertainment] for a store called "Niche". This shop will sell art-related goods such as canvases and sketches, body art ("henna"), accessories, etc at the Young Entrepreneur Competition that is going to be held in Reef Mall, Dubai from the 3rd to the 5th of April. Special paintings done by the students of the Dubai Center For Special Needs will also be up on sale, and all proceeds from the sale of these paintings will go to Dubai Center For Special Needs. Visit their website @: www.niche-intheworldofcreativity.piczo.com
This is Redial Entertainment's newest project, and we really enjoyed doing it. It was completely shot by us, and Romit's back is living proof. [see below]
To shoot at a height parallel to ground, with the camera perpendicular to its usual position, we came up with what I would call the "Redial-Ninety-Degree" setup. We piled 2 tables on top of each other, and our famed camera man, Romit, then took the honour of holding the tripod parallel to the ground at a particular height (as shown in the picture) for the whole of 7 minutes. Romit died. Almost, but that hero did hold on well.
Yes the girls took only 7 minutes to paint, or well "doodle", the final picture, with ferocious instructions being shouted from us directors. Anyway, we really enjoyed making this video, and are proud of what we have achieved. Yes, there is scope for improvement, but there always is. Anyway, let's hope it's the first of many.
This is an advert made by us [Redial Entertainment] for a store called "Niche". This shop will sell art-related goods such as canvases and sketches, body art ("henna"), accessories, etc at the Young Entrepreneur Competition that is going to be held in Reef Mall, Dubai from the 3rd to the 5th of April. Special paintings done by the students of the Dubai Center For Special Needs will also be up on sale, and all proceeds from the sale of these paintings will go to Dubai Center For Special Needs. Visit their website @: www.niche-intheworldofcreativity.piczo.com
This is Redial Entertainment's newest project, and we really enjoyed doing it. It was completely shot by us, and Romit's back is living proof. [see below]
To shoot at a height parallel to ground, with the camera perpendicular to its usual position, we came up with what I would call the "Redial-Ninety-Degree" setup. We piled 2 tables on top of each other, and our famed camera man, Romit, then took the honour of holding the tripod parallel to the ground at a particular height (as shown in the picture) for the whole of 7 minutes. Romit died. Almost, but that hero did hold on well.
Yes the girls took only 7 minutes to paint, or well "doodle", the final picture, with ferocious instructions being shouted from us directors. Anyway, we really enjoyed making this video, and are proud of what we have achieved. Yes, there is scope for improvement, but there always is. Anyway, let's hope it's the first of many.
This was a mini-story-type video made for the Girls' Play which was a part of Teachers' Day 2006. It depicts a scene of three girls making an attempt to steal the ICSE papers from school.
This video was used as a backdrop for a special monologue addressing Diabetes awareness held in Dubai at the Mall of the Emirates during early march, under the patronage of Princess Haya.
This was used as a background for a local adaptation "Any Dream Will Do", of Joseph & the Technicolor Dream Coat for the song "Close Every Door". It was put on three large screens.
This video was used as a background video, which was supported by live singing voices, lights and dance sequences at the Mall Of The Emirates, Dubai in early March for a Diabetes Awareness program under the patronage of Princess Haya of Dubai.
Our first "official"/"professional" piece of work. Imagine the three screens to be 3 large ones, supported by lights, dances and a live choir. It's for GEMS' and The Millenium High School's musical - Joseph & The Technicolor Dream Coat Live in December.
It is traditional for the 11th grade students to throw a farewell dinner for the grade 12 students each year. We went a step ahead and gave them a video they would never forget. With harry in the lead this video broke all barriers of regular editing and is till today remembered at our school.
