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Linc Pens : Pooja Moments by MonkeyWrench, Kolkata

Durga Puja – the October Fest of Eastern India, is not only the biggest festival, but something Bengalis plan their year around. And a pen plays an indispensable part in it. Be it assigning Bhog coupons, making the list of shopping essentials for rituals, or doing the rounds for donations – one just can’t do without a pen. Celebrating this and so much more, here is a campaign showing the festive madness through fun doodles that illustrate the role of a pen in major Puja moments.


Advertising Agency: Monkey Wrench Communications, Kolkata, India
Creative Director: Tamal Talukdar
Art Director: Koushik Jana
Illustrator: Koushik Jana
Copywriter: Ishita Chakraborty
Client Servicing Director: Kusumanjan Banerjee
Client Servicing: Anirban Banerjee

Walmart Global Tech by Zensciences, Bangalore

Synopsis:

Halloween brings its own flavor of humor to horror and while jump scares have a way of getting to just about everyone – engineers are an exception. They face many surprises on a daily basis and think on their feet to overcome challenges. This digital film captures an engineer’s resilience, in a funny and relatable way.

Credits

Agency: Zensciences, Bangalore
Co-Founders: Rahul Koul & Rohit Kumar MS.
Client: Walmart Global Tech India, Bangalore
VP Brand Solutions: Sathya Kumar
Head of Marketing: Mili Biswal
Creative Director: Madhura Chakravarty
Marketing Director: Mayank Panjratan
Account Director: Nikita Saxena
Copywriter: Sripriya Ganesh
Director: Naresh Nathan
Editor: Jovith Tellis & Dina Pallath
Actor: Kirubakaran Kumar, Senior Software Engineer at Walmart Global Tech India.

TVC For Bison Panels by Doo Creative

Brand: Bison Panel
Agency: Doo Creative India Pvt Ltd
Directors: T V Prasad, Viswaprasad Raju
Creative Team: T V Prasad, Viswaprasad Raju, B P Sarathy, Venkat B
Account Management: Vamsidhar Mannem
Director of Photography: Suman Raju Rudraraju
Additional Photography and Line Producer: Manish Lakhani
Line Production: Nature Candid Productions
Additional Credits: Stanzin Khakyab, Saravana Kumar
Music and composition: Rigzin Nurbu & Tsewang Nurboo
Recorded and mixed by Rigzin Nurbu
Recording Studio: Resonance Music Hub (Ladakh)
Lyrics: Tsewang Nurboo Daman (Drums): Tsering Motup
Vocals: Tsewang Puntsog & Tsewang Nurboo
Local Coordination: Gulzar Hussain, Stobgais Konchok, Imran Location: Ladakh

Sanket Patil : Photography

For Sanket the idea of product photography was born while he was pursuing his Masters in Product Design at Industrial Design Centre, of IIT Bombay.

With an experience of working as a Car designer (CMFG) with TATA motors design studio, he further honed his astute visual sense of communicating finer product details using photography and lighting as a medium.

Taking his passion further, he is now working as a still life photographer based out of Mumbai.
He specialises in shooting products, food, lifestyle and architecture-interiors.

In a short span of time, Sanket has worked for renowned brands like Godrej, Raymond, Park Avenue, EBCO, Future Group, Medimix, Dainik Bhaskar, LivSpace, Futuring Design, SKYi Developers and iStudio Architecture.

His work has been acknowledged by an honourable mention by the IPA (International Photography Awards) for his personal project of Indus Pride Beer Campaign.

Why are you a photographer?
I have always been a visually sensitive person, tryst with photography happened long back when I got 2-megapixel camera at the back of my then Sony w700i. I soon realized lighting is my medium to capture the visual aesthetics that I observe and imagine, and thus camera became my tool of choice.

Do you remember any decisive moment when you felt ‘I want to be a photographer’?
Rather than a moment, there were series of incidences that have led me to this very present day. One such clear incidence I vividly remember is, on one of those corporate outdoor training sessions the course instructor was asking everybody where do you see yourself after 10 years etc., without hesitating for a moment my answer was ‘ I would like to have my own independent photography career in place ‘. I think the dialogue was going on internally for quite some time, it just needed an external provocation to come to the surface.

Sanket Patil
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