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vasse,10,1,17,1,29,1,134,1,169,1","crevasses,10,1,29,1,307,1","crew,1,4,5,1,32,1,50,3,51,2","crews,26,1,37,3,44,2,48,1","cricket,21,1,27,1,28,3,222,1","criticized,50,1","croatia,1,1","crocodile,30,1,136,1","crop,101,1","crosing,136,1","cross,13,1,21,1","crosses,6,1","crossing,2,2,3,2,8,2,13,1,17,1,21,2,30,3,58,1,80,1,115,1,118,3,134,2,221,1,307,1","crossings,10,1","crow,178,1","crowd,58,1,113,1,146,1,283,1","crowded,67,1,94,1,139,1,164,1,183,1,208,2,216,1,283,1","crowds,19,1,21,1,22,1,50,1,164,1,194,1","crushing,16,1","cry,99,1","crying,94,1","crystal,294,1","csi,39,1","cube,329,2","cubs,30,2,212,1","cuisine,19,1,298,1","cuisines,191,1,298,1","culinary,22,1","culled,26,1,48,1,52,1","culmination,12,1","cultivated,10,1","cultivating,101,1","cultivation,17,1,19,1,21,1,75,2","cultural,27,1,29,1,147,1,156,1","culture,8,1,9,1,10,1,11,2,12,1,13,1,14,1,15,1,16,1,17,1,18,1,19,4,20,1,21,1,22,4,23,1,24,1,25,1,26,1,27,6,28,1,29,1,30,1,39,2,47,1,46,1,100,1,127,1,130,1,155,1,233,1,265,1","cum,6,2,32,1,46,1","curious,2,1,3,1,210,1,306,1","currency,21,1,46,1","current,30,1","currently,4,1,31,1,18,1,19,1,21,1,26,1,42,1,44,3,48,1","currentprj,4,4","curtain,104,1","custom,94,1","customer,1,1","customers,1,1","customised,99,1","customs,11,1,27,1,121,1","cut,19,1,26,2,29,3,36,1,48,2,61,1,129,2,131,1,148,1,153,2,162,2,186,1","cute,316,1","cuts,153,1","cutting,29,1,61,1,131,1,186,3,210,1,313,1","cuttlefish,21,1","cwm,134,1,307,1","cyber,51,1","cycle,20,1,102,1,121,1,158,1","cycles,109,1,152,1,183,1,246,1,244,1","cyclist,60,1,121,1","cyclists,102,1,152,1,246,1,244,1","cylinders,14,1","cymbals,71,1,120,2,127,1,130,1,154,1,155,1","d10,5,1,6,1","d30,5,1","d35,5,1","d50p,5,1","da,6,1","da60,5,1","dablam,134,1,304,1","dachigam,27,1,232,2","dacoit,8,1,19,1","daddy,20,1","dadri,15,1","daffodils,10,1","daily,29,1,115,1","dal,19,1,27,1,188,3,65,1,217,2","dalai,4,1,17,1,26,3,27,4,29,1,42,1,47,1,48,3,50,1,58,1,113,1,119,4,145,2,146,1","dallake,188,1,189,1,217,1","dam,8,1,19,1,61,2,108,2,109,1,117,1,135,2,207,1,221,1","damdul,26,2,48,2,51,3","damming,135,1","damn,7,1","damphuk,153,1","dams,19,1","damselflies,20,1","dance,8,1,9,1,10,1,11,15,12,1,13,1,14,1,15,1,16,1,17,1,18,1,19,2,20,1,21,3,22,1,23,1,24,1,25,1,26,1,27,4,28,1,29,3,30,1,47,1,72,1,106,1,120,1,127,1,130,2,214,1,220,1,221,1","dancer,29,1,120,1","dancers,27,1,29,1,30,1,95,1,127,1,157,1,247,1,237,1","dances,11,1,21,2,30,1,59,1,106,1,130,1,214,1","dancing,16,1,29,1","dang,2,2,3,2,4,2,31,6,26,2,42,2,44,1,48,2,49,2,50,1,51,1","dangerous,19,2,26,1,29,2,48,1","dao,153,1","dap1,5,1","dara,30,1","dare,283,1,307,1","dargah,19,1,54,1,134,2,241,1","darjeeling,19,3,25,1","dark,46,1","darkest,83,1","darshan,51,1,216,1","dartmouth,2,1,3,1,4,1,8,1,42,1","darwa,17,1","daryaganj,19,1","dasgir,27,1","dat,5,2,6,3","date,17,1","dates,26,1,48,1","datia,23,1,27,1","dating,16,1","daughter,26,2,48,2,51,1","dawa,51,1","day,4,1,41,1,5,1,12,3,15,1,17,1,19,1,21,1,22,1,24,1,26,2,27,1,29,1,37,1,39,2,44,1,48,2,52,2,189,1,71,1,72,1,83,1,92,1,94,1,120,3,127,1,155,1,158,2,226,2,229,1,237,1,245,2,263,1,276,1,284,1,293,1,302,1,312,1","days,5,1,37,1,44,1,127,1,155,1","daytime,10,1","dead,6,1,14,2,29,5,108,1,109,1,117,1,121,1,134,3,140,1,307,2","deadlines,35,1","deadly,63,1,110,1","dealing,4,4,41,3,38,1","death,15,1,16,1,26,1,29,1,30,1,48,1,51,1,164,1","debcha,295,1","debris,61,1","debut,44,1","decades,29,1,37,1,43,3,44,1","decapitated,29,1","december,15,1,26,2,48,2,52,1","dechen,51,1","decided,4,1,26,2,42,1,48,2,145,2","deciduous,101,1,102,1","decisions,50,1","decker,54,1,134,1","deckikyi,51,1","decklink,36,2","deckyi,51,2","decorated,160,1,185,1,233,1","dedicated,272,1","dedication,50,1","deep,10,1,27,1,29,1,30,2,46,1,53,1","deer,15,1,19,2,27,1,29,4,30,8,72,6,136,1,148,2,178,3,221,1,227,2,240,3,254,1,255,2,313,1,321,1","def,44,3","defeathered,29,1","defence,12,1,84,1,86,1,94,1,120,3,127,3,155,3,205,3,282,1,300,1,312,1","defenceexpo,282,1,301,1,328,1","defencexpo,99,1,84,1,166,1,176,1,248,1,236,1,261,1,281,1,291,1,300,1","defense,8,1,9,1,10,1,11,1,12,11,13,1,14,1,15,1,16,1,17,1,18,1,19,1,20,1,21,1,22,1,23,1,24,1,25,1,26,1,27,1,28,1,29,1,30,1,47,1","defexpo,291,1","definitely,1,1,26,1,48,1,52,1","definition,4,2,41,1,5,1,7,1,9,1,10,1,12,1,19,1,21,1,23,1,26,1,30,1,40,1,44,1,48,1,124,1","deforested,14,1","degchi,68,1","degree,46,1,61,1","degrees,9,1,29,1","dehra,12,1,32,1","deity,327,1","delay,6,1","delhi,2,1,3,1,4,6,8,2,9,3,12,3,13,1,14,2,15,2,19,7,21,1,22,1,23,3,32,1,26,4,27,2,28,2,29,1,30,1,35,1,38,2,42,4,44,1,48,4,50,1,51,1,54,2,55,2,56,2,59,5,99,1,187,3,189,2,105,1,68,3,69,1,70,1,71,1,73,1,74,1,77,2,78,1,79,1,81,1,82,2,84,2,87,1,89,2,92,2,93,3,94,1,95,1,110,1,112,1,113,1,114,1,116,1,120,3,123,1,125,2,127,3,136,2,138,2,139,2,142,2,144,3,147,4,149,1,152,5,154,1,155,3,156,4,157,2,159,2,164,3,166,1,165,5,170,3,172,1,174,1,176,2,181,2,186,4,191,2,201,1,204,3,208,8,210,3,214,1,215,2,216,4,217,1,247,2,248,2,223,1,225,2,226,3,229,5,230,1,233,1,234,3,236,2,237,1,238,2,239,4,245,3,257,1,258,3,259,1,260,1,261,1,263,1,267,1,276,2,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131,1,132,1,140,1,155,1,158,2,167,1,165,1,177,1,179,1,183,1,185,1,193,1,194,1,198,1,200,1,201,1,215,1,218,1,247,1,223,1,227,1,232,1,233,1,235,2,237,1,238,1,239,1,242,1,254,1,257,1,259,1,261,1,273,1,274,2,276,1,277,2,285,1,288,1,292,1,299,1,307,1,311,1,313,1,316,2,318,2,320,1,323,1,325,1,328,1","section,13,1","sector,149,2","secure,35,1","security,12,2,187,1,293,1","sedans,5,1","see,7,1,47,1,54,1,57,1,58,1,60,1,188,1,101,4,102,2,103,2,66,1,67,1,72,2,94,1,108,1,113,1,115,1,117,1,118,1,119,2,120,1,121,1,133,1,136,1,139,1,141,2,150,1,151,1,152,2,159,1,161,1,162,1,168,1,169,2,171,1,178,1,195,1,197,1,201,1,207,1,208,1,209,2,210,1,215,1,216,3,218,1,245,1,246,1,226,1,228,1,229,2,239,1,240,1,244,1,250,1,256,1,278,1,283,1,286,1,295,1,298,1,306,3,317,1","seed,191,1","seeds,191,1,298,1","seeing,256,1","seek,30,1,83,1,139,1,156,1","seeking,2,1,3,1","seeling,159,1","seen,19,1,34,1,36,1,57,1,59,1,102,2,104,1,66,1,105,1,110,1,113,1,116,1,122,1,124,1,125,2,140,1,145,1,153,3,160,1,164,2,171,2,182,1,191,2,205,1,213,1,250,1","seg,6,1","sehrabandi,121,1","seldom,50,1","select,4,1,26,1,12,1,42,1,48,1","sell,24,1,46,1","selling,17,1,67,1,136,1,146,1,148,1,164,3,216,1,218,1,221,1,283,1","semal,191,2","semi,320,1","seminar,130,1","sena,127,1,155,1","senang,103,1","send,20,1","sending,5,1","sengupta,51,2","senior,1,1,21,1,229,1","senjana,191,2","sennheiser,5,2,6,7","sense,26,1,48,1,52,1,298,1","senses,181,1","sensitive,26,1,35,1,48,1,51,1","sentinel,57,1,61,1,83,1,139,1,146,1,156,1","sentinelese,57,1,61,1,83,1,139,1,146,1,156,1","sentosa,21,2,264,2","sentosalasershow,264,1","separate,26,1,37,1,48,1","separated,26,2,48,2,51,2","separates,26,1,48,1,51,1","september,4,1,16,1,42,1","sequence,30,2,20,2,29,3","sequences,30,7,8,2,27,1,29,1,221,1","serac,134,1","seracs,10,1,307,1","serene,283,1","serengeti,46,1","sergey,39,1","series,4,3,40,3,5,1,6,2,8,1,32,1,43,1","serious,29,1","seriously,1,1","sermon,21,1,113,2","serow,30,1","serpent,274,1","served,298,1","server,251,5","service,1,2,2,1,3,1,35,1,205,1","services,1,2,2,3,3,3,4,3,40,2,5,9,6,1,7,2,31,1,32,1,33,1,34,1,35,1,36,1,37,1,38,1,41,1,42,2,43,2,44,1,49,1,47,1,246,1","session,4,3,41,3,288,1","sessions,13,1","set,5,1,6,3,36,1,46,1,149,1,210,1,221,1","setting,21,1,19,2,44,1,103,1,117,1,288,1","settlements,25,1","setup,22,1,36,2","sevaiyan,164,1","seventh,120,2","several,26,3,8,1,19,1,31,1,32,1,29,1,37,1,43,1,44,2,48,3,145,1","sewage,14,1","sfo,26,1,48,1","shadow,27,1,146,2,182,2","shadowcaster,5,1","shah,68,3,81,1,94,1,150,2,208,1,236,1","shahtoosh,46,1,296,1","shailender,51,1","shalimar,27,1","shallow,292,1","sham,51,1","shamsher,51,2","shankaracharya,27,1","shanti,2,1,3,1,17,1","shape,286,1,296,1","shaped,19,1,329,2","shapes,20,2","share,2,1,3,1,26,1,48,1,51,1","shared,257,1","shark,21,4","sharks,21,8,46,1","sharma,51,2,277,1,316,1,318,1","sharp,6,1","sharpening,153,1","sharply,4,1,26,1,42,1,48,1","sharpning,131,1","shawl,46,1,213,1,220,1,221,1","shawls,296,1","she,26,1,29,1,48,1","shearing,17,1","shed,50,1,209,1","sheep,21,1,30,2,17,2,147,1,320,1","sheer,261,1","sheesh,101,2","shells,200,2","shepherds,17,1","sherab,27,1,51,2","sherpa,26,1,17,1,29,1,48,1,134,1,283,1,307,1","shiekh,60,1","shikar,18,1","shikara,188,2","shikaras,27,1","shikari,61,1,72,1,115,1,117,1,118,1","shikoh,30,1","shikra,29,2,184,1","shillong,19,1,25,1","shimla,19,1","shining,55,1,209,1","ship,19,3,65,1,197,1,199,1","shipping,19,1,118,1","ships,19,4,29,1,103,1","shipwrecks,21,1,46,1","shipyard,29,1","shirt,153,1","shisha,141,1,317,1","shishapangma,317,1","shitidhar,8,1","shiv,277,1,314,1,316,1,318,1","shiva,26,1,48,1,51,1,58,1,80,1,105,1,116,1,133,1,167,1,193,1,257,1,327,1","shivaji,19,2","shivalik,26,1,31,1,48,1,61,1,72,1,106,1,115,1,117,1,118,1,145,1","shivalikmonsoon,145,1","shivaliks,26,1,48,1,145,1","shivling,19,1","shivpuri,30,2,68,1","shocking,94,1,153,1,162,1","shomita,4,1,41,1","shompens,57,1,61,1,83,1,139,1,146,1,156,1","shoot,1,2,15,1","shooting,4,1,29,1,42,1","shoots,5,1,18,1,36,1","shop,159,1,164,1","shopkeeper,51,2","shoppers,139,1,159,1","shopping,21,1,26,1,19,2,22,1,48,1,168,1","shops,19,2,46,1,73,1,139,1,148,1,193,1,218,1,246,2,244,2,278,1","shore,83,1,139,1,156,1","shores,286,1,296,1","short,4,1,21,1,29,1,42,1,50,1","shortly,4,1,15,1,41,1","shorts,26,5,9,4,48,1","shot,4,2,21,1,26,10,30,1,9,2,12,1,17,3,18,1,20,1,22,1,31,1,32,1,29,2,37,1,42,2,44,1,48,10,50,1,47,1,115,1,124,1","shotgun,5,1,6,4","shots,1,1,21,6,30,5,9,1,15,1,16,1,17,7,19,12,20,1,23,1,24,1,27,1,29,2,47,1,109,1,286,1,295,1","shouldered,73,1,266,1","show,21,1,26,1,29,2,37,1,39,2,44,1,48,1,93,1,217,1,247,1,230,1,260,1,264,2,305,1","showcase,22,1","showcased,54,1,91,1,176,1,248,1,234,1,236,1","showers,10,1","showing,17,1,210,2,265,1,314,1","shown,148,1","showroom,139,1","shows,4,1,26,3,42,1,48,3,51,1","shravan,86,1,325,1","shravanabelagola,27,1,29,1,168,1","shravanbelagola,86,1,168,1,325,1","shrew,30,1","shrike,30,1,121,1,209,1","shrimp,21,1","shrimps,21,1","shrivastava,2,1,3,1,4,1,40,1,38,1","shrouded,32,1","shrubs,21,1","shure,5,2,6,3","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ABC News Associated Press Television (APTV) BBC, UK British Sky Broadcasting, UK CBS, USA Channel 4, UK CNBC-Asia Business News and CNBC-Europe CNN Discovery Channel EBU (European Broadcasting) ESPN India Fremantle Television Granada Media, UK Interspot Films, Vienna, Austria Gruner+Jahr Funk-und Fernsehproduktions, Germany Linx Productions, Croatia Marathon Productions, France National Geographic NHK, Japan Pilot Productions, UK RTE (Radio Telefis Eireann), Dublin, Ireland Sony Entertainment Television Star TV, Hong Kong Television Eighteen India Ltd. TV 5, France TV2, Norway TWI (Trans World International) United Productions and HTV-West, UK WGBH, Boston, USA World Television, UK Some client comments: The shoot was a particularly successful, happy, creative and rewarding one - I can \'t thank you enough. I felt incredibly well supported during my time in India and felt that you took my concerns / wishes seriously and professionally. - Seb Grant Illuminations, London I would like to express our appreciation for the services that you and your team provided us while we were filming our Adoption Stories in Mumbai, India. Your customer service was and is impeccable and you made it very easy for us to accomplish what we needed to. We were able to rely on your expertise both in television filming and in how things must be done in India. The footage that your team filmed was breathtaking and definitely helped tell our stories. As with any television production things don \'t always go smoothly, but your willingness to take on any task and to be available when we needed you to be made the process much smoother. It was wonderful that we were able to communicate directly with you and that you were able to provide us with a full crew (director, camera and sound) as well as top-notch equipment and that you were also willing to take care of all the required travel and accommodations that happened over in India. I will gladly recommend your team to anyone who needs to film in India. - Carrie Madu, Producer Great North Productions, Canada Firstly thank you for your excellent service and speed of response in obtaining a camera for me. Secondly I would like to officially report on the superb quality and assistance of Sunil who accompanied the camera. Please pass on my thanks for his assistance in Goa, I only wish I could have used him on the whole shoot! I will certainly recommend your company to any of my UK colleagues traveling to India. - Rob Llewellyn, UK The Digi Beta \'s have arrived safe and sound, and the pictures are fantastic. Please pass on our thanks to the camera and soundpersons. - Samantha Jones World Television, London Thanks again for all your help Rupin. The shots look wonderful, colourful and exciting . Virendra certainly followed our brief so please pass on our thanks to him. Hope to work with you again. - Lisa Ashton, BBC Simon Lawson our producer has nothing but praise for your crew - for the footage and the fact that they are both very nice people. We are getting very good feedback from the pictures here The client and Simon and Valerie were all VERY VERY complimentary about the crew. And our very experienced and good staff editor Bob - said that the rushes footage is of the very highest standard - and he hardly every praises camerawork. So we are very satisfied customers indeed. Thank you so much. I will also recommend your company to anyone who may be filming in your region. - Caroline Jackson, Senior Producer on behalf of World Television Thanks to the crew. They did a WONDERFUL job. Thanks for making it so easy for us... - Elena Adams World Television, UK I really want to distinguish here that it was not only that you provided excellent equipment and a technically competent team, for that would have been enough to be grateful for. What I additionally want to acknowledge is the absolutely perfect match between your team and mine. Under rather difficult and ever-changing conditions, your cameraman and his camera assistant were wonderful, considerate, flexible, totally engaging and 100%+ committed to ensuring that they captured both the experience and the essence of what I was trying to achieve. - Denise Johnson, President, 21st Century Women Inc., NY * BBC, CNN.com, CBS.com, CNBC and abc logo are trademarks, or registered trademarks of their respective organizations in their country of origin and/or in other countries.",17);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"contact.htm","2 Apr 2006","Contact Us","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LTD 1 Factory Road, Ring Road South, New Delhi 110 029, India Office: +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766, 26100336 Managing Director Rupin Dang Email: wfi@vsnl.com Rupin Dang is a curious blend of filmmaker, writer, mountaineer, naturalist, photographer & entrepreneur. Across fields and mountains! Listed in the Limca book of Records at one time, as the youngest filmmaker in India, Rupin subsequently studied and taught as a TA in the Film Studies department at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. He spent five wonderful years in the early 90 \'s on the Hanover plain, doing an assortment of Environmental Studies, Geography and Geology courses as part of his AB, studying under doyens such as Donella Meadows, Konrad von Moltke, Bob Huke, Frank Magilligan and Jim Hornig, among other wonderful people. He founded Wilderness Films India in 1988 and has successfully established it as a leading broadcast and television services company in north India. In 2000, the company was turned into a public limited company, and while we retain a focus on broadcast and television services and very high end broadcasting technologies, our greatest assets lie in our wonderful team of personnel and our extensive archive of television and stills content, a library that is unparalleled in the world, in terms of its South Asian focus, and the extent and breadth of its subject matter and the technical superiority of the imagery itself. Wilderness Films India is now actively seeking new avenues to share its content with the world, and make it available to the consumer and educational markets, as opposed to just the broadcasting world. Production Contact: Virendra Khanna Accounts Contact: Praveen Bhagat and Randhir Singh Email: accts@wildfilmsindia.com Administration Contact: John Robert Email: admin@wildfilmsindia.com Production Coordination Contact: Meghan Shrivastava Shweta Dutta Image Archive Contact: Shweta Sinha Video Archive Contact: Amit Kumar Road Guide Map .. Click here for hawk view. Direction: From AIIMS (known as ‘Medical’!) crossing, take the main Ring Road towards Cama Place, but not as far. At Safdarjung Hospital \'s OPD, that falls just after the AIIMS crossing, turn in left but not into the hospital gate. Go 50 yards along the Ring Road’s service lane, and turn left, before the Shanti Avedna Sadan. There is a tarred road turning in left. Go in 50 yards and at a large metal gate, turn in right. Just as you turn, you \'ll find a white board with \'Wilderness \' on it, to your left. Come in through the gate just next to this, into our private parking lot.",16);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"contactrt.htm","1 Apr 2006","Contact Us","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LTD 1 Factory Road, Ring Road South, New Delhi 110 029, India Office: +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766, 26100336 Managing Director Rupin Dang Email: wfi@vsnl.com Rupin Dang is a curious blend of filmmaker, writer, mountaineer, naturalist, photographer & entrepreneur. Across fields and mountains! Listed in the Limca book of Records at one time, as the youngest filmmaker in India, Rupin subsequently studied and taught as a TA in the Film Studies department at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. He spent five wonderful years in the early 90 \'s on the Hanover plain, doing an assortment of Environmental Studies, Geography and Geology courses as part of his AB, studying under doyens such as Donella Meadows, Konrad von Moltke, Bob Huke, Frank Magilligan and Jim Hornig, among other wonderful people. He founded Wilderness Films India in 1988 and has successfully established it as a leading broadcast and television services company in north India. In 2000, the company was turned into a public limited company, and while we retain a focus on broadcast and television services and very high end broadcasting technologies, our greatest assets lie in our wonderful team of personnel and our extensive archive of television and stills content, a library that is unparalleled in the world, in terms of its South Asian focus, and the extent and breadth of its subject matter and the technical superiority of the imagery itself. Wilderness Films India is now actively seeking new avenues to share its content with the world, and make it available to the consumer and educational markets, as opposed to just the broadcasting world. Production Contact: Virendra Khanna Accounts Contact: Praveen Bhagat and Randhir Singh Email: accts@wildfilmsindia.com Administration Contact: John Robert Email: admin@wildfilmsindia.com Production Coordination Contact: Meghan Shrivastava Shweta Dutta Image Archive Contact: Shweta Sinha Video Archive Contact: Amit Kumar Road Guide Map .. Click here for hawk view. Direction: From AIIMS (known as ‘Medical’!) crossing, take the main Ring Road towards Cama Place, but not as far. At Safdarjung Hospital \'s OPD, that falls just after the AIIMS crossing, turn in left but not into the hospital gate. Go 50 yards along the Ring Road’s service lane, and turn left, before the Shanti Avedna Sadan. There is a tarred road turning in left. Go in 50 yards and at a large metal gate, turn in right. Just as you turn, you \'ll find a white board with \'Wilderness \' on it, to your left. Come in through the gate just next to this, into our private parking lot.",15);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"currentprj.htm","2 Apr 2006","Press Releases","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Press Releases from Wilderness Films India Ltd., New Delhi: 1) Wilderness Films sponsors workshop on \'Dealing with Wildlife Emergencies \' 2) Indra Productions, Inc., and Wilderness Films India Ltd. win the prestigious TELLY AWARD. 3) Wilderness Films India Ltd. produces the first Tibetan digital feature film! For more information, please contact: Meghan Shrivastava Wilderness Films India Ltd. 1 Factory Road, Ring Road South New Delhi 110 029 Phone/Fax: +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766, 26100336 Email: wfil@vsnl.net www.wildfilmsindia.com Wilderness Films sponsors workshop on \'Dealing with Wildlife Emergencies \' Wilderness Films India sponsored a workshop on \'Dealing with Wildlife Emergencies \' for personnel of the Forest Department of Udham Singh Nagar, Uttaranchal. The training session was organized for Range Forest Officers & District Forest Officers (DFO \'s) of the district. The workshop was aimed at standardization of the procedures involved in dealing with wildlife emergencies, to create awareness of wildlife protection in India and to provide information regarding the handling and reintroduction into the wild, of wild animals, after capture. The workshop \'s duration was one day and it was held on the 21st of March, 2006. The venue of the workshop was the Eco-tourism Center at Chunakhan (near Ramnagar), in Uttaranchal state. The following was covered during the Workshop: Introduction Wildlife Protection Act (1972) Conflict situations Capture and rescue techniques, with inputs on trap cage design Chemical restraint and remote drug delivery systems Practical session: using Blowpipes Transportation, housing and husbandry Wildlife treatment with case studies Post-mortem of wild animals Interactive session Invited for the workshop were the following five resource persons: 1. Dr. A.V. Belsare, Veterinary doctor 2. Ashok Captain, Herpetologist 3. Dr. Shomita Mukherjee, wildlife biologist 4. Janiki Lenin, biologist 5. Satya Priya Gautam Bhalla, Hony. Wildlife Warden-Udham Singh Nagar, Uttaranchal We presented a blow-pipe to one of the DFO \'s for tranquilization of wild animals during rescue operations. The trip of the resource persons was sponsored by \'The Rufford Maurice Laing Foundation, UK \'. There were over 60 people participating in the workshop. The workshop was arranged by Satya Priya Gautam Bhalla and WFIL, and was sponsored by Wilderness Films India Ltd. Wilderness Films India camerapersons recorded the entire workshop proceedings on High Definition video, including detailed procedures and techniques involved in animal rescue, the use of blow-pipes and remote drug delivery systems. The original footage will shortly be available for global download on the internet at www.video.google.com Please punch in \'Wilderness Films India \' in the search box to scan through other content from our archive. INDRA PRODUCTIONS, Inc., and WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LTD. WIN TELLY AWARD (Brooksville, Florida) -- Indra Productions, Inc., a multinational film and video production company, recently received a Telly Award for its documentary India in Transition . As the first chapter in a two-part series that examines the country’s past and present social, political, and economic climate, India in Transition explores the birth and growth of India and its people into the world’s largest democracy. By incorporating the insights and experiences of Indian citizens, including politicians, sociologists, medical professionals, holistic practitioners, business people, media experts, and artists, Indra Productions, Inc. and its partner, Wilderness Films India Ltd., paint a poignant mosaic of India’s journey and emergence into the world marketplace. “India in Transition is a masterful piece of storytelling that gives voice to a country’s struggle to form and restructure its social, political, educational, and health care systems,” said Joan Hartogs, Executive VP, LandMark Media, Inc. “Indra Productions’ efforts have propelled India’s worldview image from that of a struggling country to that of a vibrant democracy already participating in the global arena.” Producer/Director, Archie R. Scott, and Wilderness Films India Ltd. produced the two-part series. Production and post-production was completed at Wilderness Films India Ltd., a state-of-the-art film and broadcast production facility offering High Definition production and post on a variety of formats. The documentary series is targeted both at the broadcast and educational non-broadcast markets, and India in Transition has been sold to Science and Humanities for the non-broadcast market. Worldwide distribution is being handled by La Lee D. du Monceau at Advantage Media Group. Indra Productions, Inc. and Wilderness Films India Ltd. are continuing their award-winning partnership and have teamed up to produce other programs, including Health Palaces – India which highlights the growing popularity of Ayurvedic health spas; Raja’s Kitchen , a co-production with Star TV; and Over the Himalaya , a half-hour, non-narrative video program about the Himalayan range that is intended for the international digital video disc (DVD) marketplace. For information about Indra Productions, Inc., and Wilderness Films India Ltd. productions, contact Meghan Srivastava via email at wfil@wildfilmsindial.com Information about distribution of India in Transition and Health Palaces – India may be obtained by contacting La Lee D. du Monceau, Advantage Media Group at 1-410-465-0532 or via email at dumon@erols.com Raja’s Kitchen is distributed by Executive Producers Services for PBS. Contact Alan Foster at –1-703-739-0640 or via email at Alan@epstv.com The Telly Awards were created to honor and give recognition to outstanding non-network television commercials, videos, and films. Entries are not judged against each other. Instead, past winners judge the entries based on individual merit. Receiving a Telly statuette is a prestigious honor awarded to fewer than 7-10 percent of the more than 10,000 entries submitted each year. Wilderness Films India Ltd. and Clear Mirror Pictures PRESS RELEASE: The first Indo-Tibetan digital feature film! WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LIMITED and CLEAR MIRROR PICTURES are happy to announce that the first Tibetan-language digital feature length fiction film has been entirely shot, and is currently in post-production in New Delhi, one of the first Indian feature films to use New Delhi as a post-production base. On March 18, “We \'re No Monks” (WNM) began shooting on location around Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh, India. The film is now in post-production. Due to be completed by October 2003, in time for the Sundance Film Festival, WNM is already drawing attention in the international film festival circuit. The movie tells the story of four friends living in McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala. “We \'re no Monks” shows a world of Tibetans sharply different from that usually perceived by the West. Caught between the expectations of a traditional society and the realities of the present world situation, these four friends attempt to reconcile their dreams and aspirations with the social and political influences that push them down the path of terrorism, which is naturally against the non-violent teachings of the Dalai Lama. To put this story on screen for an international audience, film school graduates and professionals from all over the world — the US, Germany, Italy, and India, and including veteran Bollywood actor Mr. Gulshan Grover and artists from the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts — have joined up with Pema Dhondup. Mr. Grover agreed to join the project as he liked the contemporary nature of the script about exiled Tibetan refugees living in India. He has not taken any compensation for his talent, as a gesture of his contribution to the Tibetan cause. He plays the role of a no nonsense local police officer. The film will be released in theaters in the United States and Europe, as part of mainstream film distribution channels, which will be initiated with the help of Wilderness Films \' distributor, Mr. Archie Scott from Florida. The film will also be released on DVD/VCD worldwide. In India, the film will be released in a few select theatres in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Calcutta and Dharamshala. Pema Dhondup, the writer, director, and coproducer of this film, made news videos and documentaries before getting a formal education in filmmaking from USC film school in Los Angeles from where some of the best Hollywood talent has graduated, through the Tibetan Fulbright scholarship program. He was chosen from amongst all the graduate students to direct a USC produced short film in his second year only, which is not only competitive but also prestigious because of the studio like production method of the film. He floated Clear Mirror Pictures after his return to India last September, to make films that are content based.Rupin Dang spent five years at the Film Studies department of Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, where he both studied and taught. He is now the Managing Director of Wilderness Films India Ltd., a broadcast services facility and television software production and stock archival organization in New Delhi. Himself a documentary filmmaker, this is his first involvement in a fictional feature project. When the WNM film project was brought before him, he immediately agreed to co-produce and take a 50% equity stake in the project. A believer in the rights of the Tibetan people, Rupin felt that supporting the project and making it happen was of paramount importance. Shot on 16:9 widescreen Digital Betacam, the film will be the first feature film of its kind in India to be blown up to 35mm for theatrical release . A practice quite common in the west, in order to save the costs associated with making a celluloid feature film, Pema decided to opt for it, in order to get the unique look he wanted for the neo-realistic docu-drama nature of the project. Although there is no exact budget for the film, it is estimated to be around US 250,000 after accounting for all the actual and real costs that will be incurred by the end of the project.We would welcome the presence of journalists and interested folks, at our post-production studio, where work on the film is continuing round the clock, and is due for completion in October. Please contact the producers for more information, location and production/film stills, or for an appointment to visit the studio. Issued by: Pema Dhondup and Rupin Dang , Director, Wilderness Films India Ltd.",28);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"equip_res.htm","4 Apr 2006","Equipment Services","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us WFIL Equipment Resources Cameras VTR \'s Lenses Tripods Accessories Other Services Cameras 1) Beta SP: Sony D30/D35/D50P/BVV5P, Sony BVW 400AP PAL & NTSC 2) Digital Betacam: Sony DVW 700WSP / 790WSP and soon the DVW 970 3) DVCAM/DV: Sony DSR 500WSP, DSR 570WSP, DSR 450P Canon XL1E, XL1S, XM1, and soon the Canon HDV (and Canon 3x wide angle for XL1) Sony VX 2000, PD 150P / PD170 PAL and NTSC 4) HDCAM / HDV: Sony HDW F900 HDCAM High Definition Sony HDV cameras: Sony HDR-FX1E and HVR-Z1 HDV camcorders and M10U HDV VTR TOP VTR \'s 1) Betacam SP: Sony PVW 2600P, 2800P, BVW 60P / 65P / 75P 2) Digital Betacam: Sony DVW A500P / 500P 3) DVCAM/DV: Sony DSR 11 - PAL / NTSC recording, Sony DSR 45P / 1800P / 80P 4) Umatic SP: High Band VO 9800 / 9850 5) HDCAM: HDW M2000P HDCAM VTR 6) IMX: Play back NTSC & PAL in Beta SP, Digi Beta, Beta SX and IMX formats! 7) DVC Pro: Panasonic AJ-D 455 / 450 / 650 edit recorders TOP Lenses 1) Canon J11 X 4.5 WRS with HJ11 and J11 IRS versions, and J9X5.2 WRS 2) Canon J20X8 and HJ21 X 7.8 with doubler (we have switchable aspect ratio lenses too) 3) Canon YJ12X6.5, J8 X 6 and Fujinon A8.5 X 5.5 wide angle zooms 4) Canon HJ40 X 14 with zoom and focus remotes: the longest portable lens in the world! TOP Tripods Vinten 22SD and Vision 10/12, Sachtler Video 18 and 20 Manfrotto 510 tripods, dollies and spreaders TOP Accessories 1) Tascam DAP1 and Sony TCD D10 Pro II portable DAT recorders 2) Time Code DAT DA60, Shure FP 42, M367, FP 32A and SQN 2S and 4S field audio mixers 3) Sennheiser MKH 416 P48 shotgun mics, with Rycotes and boom rods 4) Sony 9 battery-operated and 14 HD, HDVS, SDI and regular monitors 5) Sony MXP 290 and Yamaha audio mixers 6) Sony switchers: DFS 500 / 700 and Grass Valley GVG 110CV 7) Sony edit controllers: BVE 2000, RM 450, PVE 500 8) Shure and Sennheiser 500 Series lapel and handheld UHF cordless microphones (24 frequencies) 9) Infrared night-vision camera & button-concealed cordless audio-video Spycam 10) Sony Flycam / Cigarcam with portable digital recorder, and miniature cameras - Sony XC 999P 11) 400 different Tiffen and Formatt filters (4X4 and 6X6) and Chrosziel matte boxes 12) Portakit Lowell-like kit with 2 lighting heads, stands and umbrellas (1 KV each). 13) Shadowcaster lighting kit - 3 lighting heads with stands - 100 to 500W. 14) Baby 1KV and Solar 2 KV lights, with stands and barndoors 15) Rosco and Formatt lighting filters/gels 16) Sachtler Reporter lights of 30W, 100W, 300W and 600W TOP Other Services 1) Roaming cell phones and connections 2) Satellite phones, on Inmarsat Mini M terminals 3) Tapestock - all formats available in stock 24 hours a day/365 days a year 4) Solar battery charger and UPS set, for use out-of-doors, to provide up to 100W of power 5) Crew transport right across the country: cars, sedans, buses, vans, plane charters, etc. 6) Helicopter hire services, with qualified Swiss pilots, for filming anywhere in India, or use our special \'choppercam \' camera with 6 mm wide lens 7) Used and new broadcast equipment 8) Engineering department, with full repair services and spare parts, for all broadcast gear 9) Stock footage library, with 3000 hours of Digi Beta footage and 750, 000 stills on 35 mm and digital formats! 10) Field production generator power 11) Our digital imaging lab provides high resolution drum-scan quality 4000 dpi scanning, on various Nikon Coolscans, with Digital Ice technology, to \'remove \' scratches and fungus from older slides 12) Broadband unlimited bandwidth on call, as well as VSAT \'s, for sending footage and content 13) CD-writers, Video CD-writers and DVD-writers, and transfers/duplication from all video formats 14) Non-linear editing, based around dual-processor Apple G5 Powermacs and FCP HD 15) Mac G4 and G5 Titanium and IBM laptops, for use during your shoots, or for non-linear editing 16) Production department, for wildlife, environment and Himalayan features TOP",21);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"equip_sale.htm","2 Apr 2006","Equipment for Sale","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us WFIL New and previously-enjoyed Equipment for sale Accessories Computer Edit System Matte Boxes Still Camera Gear Audio Convertors Mics Switchers Camera Adaptors, etc. Edit Controllers Miscellanous Tripods Cameras Formatt Filters Monitors Wide Angle Adaptors Chargers Lenses Players and Recorders Accessories Sony VCT 14 base plates Sony brand new Betacam dub cables Sony 26 pin to 26 pin camera to VTR cables (2 and 5 meter) TOP Audio Tascam DA 60 DAT with Time Code recording facility Sony 60ES tabletop DAT recorder Sony TCD D10 Pro II portable DAT recorder Alesis aDAT XT20 8-track audio recorder (brand new) in box Shure FP42 portable audio mixer Shure M367 portable audio mixer SQN4S portable audio mixer SQN 2S portable 4 channel audio mixer Shure FP32A portable audio mixer Yamaha 12/4 studio tabletop mixer Yamaha 10/2 studio tabletop mixer Sony MXP 290 studio audio mixer Sony DPS v77 audio delay and special audio effects unit Boom rods for audio recording work : brand new and made to order Microphone table-top and ground stands ( brand new ) and made to order TOP Camera Adaptors CCU \'s and AC Adaptors Sony CA3A camera adaptor Sony CA 537 camera adaptors Sony CA 511 docking adaptor, for Sony BVV5P recorders Ikegami CA 390 camera adaptors, for Ikegami cameras Ikegami camera adaptors for docking to PVV3P, DSR1P, DSR1 and BVV5P Ikegami AC adaptor TOP Cameras Sony DVW 790WSP Digi Beta PAL camera Sony DVW 700P Digi Beta PAL camera Sony DVW 700WSP Digi Beta PAL camera Sony DSR 500WSP DVCAM camcorder Sony DSR 570WSP DVCAM camcorder Sony DSR 450P DVCAM camcorder Canon XL1E and XL1S PAL cameras Canon XM1E DV PAL camera Sony TRV 900E PAL 3 CCD Mini DV camera Sony VX1000E PAL 3 CCD Mini DV camera Sony BVP7P broadcast camera with CA3A camera adaptor Sony DXC M7P camera with lens, base plate and hard camera carrying case Sony BVW 400AP PAL Beta SP camcorder Sony BVW 400 NTSC Beta SP camcorder Sony BVW 400P PAL Beta SP camcorder Sony BVW 300AP PAL 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International component digital standards convertor (needs work) Brand new Korean bi-directional digital standards convertor (low-cost) TOP Edit Controllers Sony PVE 500 A/B roll edit controller Sony RM 450 edit controller Sony RM 440 edit controller Sony BVE 2000 A/B roll edit controllers Sony FXE 100 A/B roll editing system cum switcher with audio/video mixer TOP Formatt Filters Complete set of Formatt (British) 4X4, 4X5.6 and 6.6 X 6.6 glass filters, for video and 35 mm film cameras/cinematography (list of 400 filters is available on request) TOP Lenses Canon J20a X 8 with doubler, for use with Digi Beta and other 2/3 bayonet mount cameras Canon J20a X 8 WRS 16:9 widescreen switchable version Canon J9 X 5.2 wide angle lens Canon J18 lens with doubler, for 2/3 broadcast cameras such as Digi Beta Canon 300 mm f/2.8 lens, for Digi Beta cameras Fujinon A8.5 X 5.5 wide angle Internal Focus lens, for 2/3 bayonet mount Sony Digi Beta camera Fujinon A3.5 X 6.5 wide angle lens Fujinon 14x doubler (2x) broadcast lens for 2/3 bayonet mount cameras Fujinon A15 X 8 doubler and Internal Focus lens with 16:9 switchable WRS version Canon J14 doubler (2x) broadcast lens for 2/3 bayonet mount cameras (Internal Focus) Canon YJ12 X 6.5 wide angle lens, Internal Focus Fujinon 7X7 wide angle lenses Canon J21 X 7.8 with doubler Fujinon 16x lens with doubler (crosses 300 mm!) Canon 3x wide angle lens for Canon XL1 camera Canon J8 X 6 Internal Focus wide angle lens Angenieux 10-120 zoom lens, with finder, for 16 mm film cameras Canon J11 new and used, of different sub-models Canon J11e X 4.5B IRSE J17a X 7.7B IRSD HJ40 X 14B IASD-V YJ19 X 9B IRS YJ19 X 9B KRS ZSD 300D and 300M YJ12 X 6.5B KRS YJ13 x 6 BKRS YJ13 x 6 BIRS YJ20 x 8 BIRS J17e x 7.7 BIRSE J11e x 4.5 BIRSE HJ11e x 4.7BIRSE HJ22e x 7.6BIRSE HJ40 x 10 BIASD w/supporter HJ40 x 14 BIASD w/supporter FJs 5mm FJs 9mm FJs 14mm FJs 24mm FJs 35mm FJs 55mm HJ11 x 4.5B KLL-SC HJ21 x 7.5B KLL-SC TOP Matte Boxes Formatt matte boxes Chrosziel matte box, for 4X4 glass filters TOP Mics Sennheiser MKH 415T shotgun mic, with case Sennheiser MKH 10 mic modules Sennheiser ME 40 shotgun microphone module Sony ECM 77B lapel mics (need minor work) Sennheiser MKH 416 P48 shotgun mics with Rycote Softie, windjammer with pistol grip Sennheiser MKH 60 shotgun mic with Rycote windshield, dead rabbit and pistol grip Sennheiser 100 Series cordless UHF mics, with lapel mic modules Sennheiser 500 Series UHF mic, with exchangeable mic adaptors (any mic can be fixed) TOP Miscellanous Test Equipment Hamlet 301 and 302 waveform cum vectorscopes Set of three extension boards for BVW Sony machines Acron SPG / blackburst Abekas A53D with Warp card (PAL) and floppy drive TOP Monitors Sony PVM N5E broadcast 14 monitor Sony GVM 14 broadcast monitor Sony PVM 14L1E 14 broadcast video monitor Sharp 21 LCD screen Sony PVM 9L2 Sony PVM 5041QM Sony HDM-14E5U 14 HD studio monitor Sony PVM 5041QM 5 battery operated component field monitors (8 nos.) TOP VTR \'s: Players and Recorders HVR-M10U HDV VTR Sony DSR 11 DVCAM recorders Sony UVW 1600P Beta SP edit player Sony BVW 65P Beta SP player with DT Panasonic AJD 440 DVC DVC Pro PAL player Panasonic AJD 450 DVC Pro PAL recorders Panasonic AJD 455 DVC Pro PAL recorders with Firewire and SDI input boards Panasonic AJD 650 DVC Pro recorder Sony DSR 1800P DVCAM recorder Sony DSR1P DVCAM docking recorder Sony PVW 2800P Beta SP recorder Sony BVW 60P Beta SP players Sony DVW 500P Digi Beta recorder Sony DHR 1000E DV recorder Sony GVD 1000 DV recoder with 4 LCD screen Sony VO 8800P Umatic SP High Band portable recorder, with Time Code and case Sony VO 4800 Umatic portable recorder Sony BVW 75P and BVW 70P Beta SP recorders Sony BVW 50P Beta SP recorders Panasonic portable VHS recorder, with case Sony VHS recorder (multi-system), with jog/shuttle knob Scorpion standalone Video CD recorder Sony BVU 150 Umatic SP High Band portable recorder, with Time Code Sony BVU 150 Umatic SP High Band portable recorder Sony VO 9850P Umatic SP High Band recoders Sony VO 9800P Umatic SP recoders TOP Still Camera Gear Nikon F3/T, F4S and F5 bodies Nikkor 600 mm f/4 AF lens with hard case from Nikon Nikkor 300 mm f/2.8 AF lens Tamron 300 mm f/2.8 lens for Nikon mount Tamron 90-300 zoom lens (AF) for Nikon camera Sigma 80-200 zoom lens (AF) for Nikon camera Minolta camera body with two zoom lenses Nikon N60 / F60 Nikkor 50 mm f/1.8 Nikkor 500 mm f/8 Mirror lens TOP Switchers Grass Valley Group GVG 100 switcher Sony DFS 500 PAL switcher Sony DFS 300 PAL switcher / mixer Sony SEG 2550 video switcher / mixer Grass Valley 16 input (GVG 1600) old switcher, with mainframe, cable, keyboard and all parts (condition unknown) TOP Tripods Sachtler Video 14 tripods Manfrotto tripod 510MVB, 501, 510 head and legs set of Ronford Baker heavy-duty tripod legs Vinten 22SD tripod head Vinten 20 tripod head and legs Sachtler 9X9 heavy-duty tripod with heavy-duty legs Sachtler Video 14 pedestal tripods Vinten Vision 5 tripods with legs Spare spreaders for Sachtler tripods Bogen heavy-duty tripod with lens TOP Wide Angle Adaptors Optex double-element Fujinon-mount wide angle adaptor Century single element Fujinon-mount wide angle .7x adaptor Sony and Kenko (low-budget but great) wide angle adaptors for PD150P \'s ( brand new ) Sony wide angle adaptors for use on HDV cameras such as the FX1 and the Z1 TOP",33);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"index.htm","6 Apr 2006","Wilderness Films India Ltd... In wilderness is the preservation of the world.- H. D. Thoreau","wildlife, Images of Nanda Devi (nanda devi), stock footage, still stock, Kanchenjunga Footage, Heli skiing, wild films india, google video, we are no monks","We own the world s largest archive of factual content from South Asia, with video and stills that span a wide gamut of subject areas...","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us You are visitor no: Wilderness Films India Ltd. See Wilderness content on Google Video! We own the world \'s largest archive of factual content from South Asia , with video and stills that span a wide gamut of subject areas. We are also the largest factual content production house in India , with a unique contract with Google Video that allows us to stream large parts of our archive online. Even as we specialize in the export of television software from India , you can also make us part of your production plans in India and South Asia , and we can deliver the finest and widest range of production, gear, location and support services to you, in the region. We can open doors that no one else can - creative, aesthetic, bureaucratic and most importantly - those in the mind! And yes, while some of us have a weakness for wildlife, wilderness and the outdoors (especially in High Definition!), we do produce programming on just about every subject under the sun... and we do a pretty damn good job of it too!",13);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"index_adventure.htm","6 Apr 2006","Adventure Sports","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Adventure Sports: Some thirty hours of Heli skiing and snow boarding footage, taken from skis and from the air, by one of the best cameramen in New Zealand, also perhaps the best ‘skiing cameraman’ worldwide. (Format: Digital Betacam; 30 hours) Trekking in Garhwal : several locales. Pilot for a series on adventure sports: A trek to Dodital. (Format: Betacam SP; 4 hours.) Mountaineering in the Himalaya. Sequences from expeditions such as Indo-Tibetan Border Police Swargarohini expedition in 1990, Dartmouth Black Peak Himalayan Expedition in 1991, American collegiate Hanuman Ganga expedition in 1994, Indian Army Everest Expedition in 2001, Nanda Devi IMF Expedition in 2001 (Various Formats; 20 hours) Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) Adventure Film: Parasailing, mountaineering, trekking, ice climbing, mountaineering museum visit, artificial rock climbing walls, obstacle courses, rapelling, river crossing, equipment examination and checkout, tenting and camping, bushcraft, icecraft, climbing around Beaskund, Shitidhar, Manali peaks and kayaking, canoeing and boating at Pong Dam. (Format: DVCAM; 14 hours) Nanda Devi Sanctuary Expedition, Uttaranchal, high Himalaya: Lata village, Lata Kharak, Behelta, Dharanshi, Malatuni, Dibrughetta, Rishi Ganga river crossing, Sarsarpatal, Devisthan, Nanda Devi East and West peaks, Ramani. First visit and rare film sequences after a gap of twenty years. The inner sanctuary is still closed to the outside world. One of the most inaccessible regions of the world. (Format: Digi Beta, DVCAM; 20 hours) Chambal car rally and boat safari, on this river that runs into the Yamuna, and is surrounded by once dacoit infested ravines. Adventure sports festival held in Delhi with rappelling, skydiving, bungee jumping, rock climbing and various other activities in and around Delhi",7);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"index_aerial.htm","6 Apr 2006","Aerial Shorts","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Aerial Shots: More than one hundred hours of helicopter flying time spent filming from helicopters in the valleys of Himachal Pradesh including Manali, Bara Bangahal, Parvati, Lahaul, Spiti, Rohtang, and Chandrabhaga, Padum – Zanskar and Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, Assam and West Kameng, Siang, Itanagar, Along, Lower Subansiri (Arunachal Pradesh). Views of the Brahmaputra river from the air. Taking off from Guwahati and landing in Itanagar or Bhalukpong in Arunachal. Filming in minus forty degrees during the winter months, with the cameraman strapped outside the helicopter, and the doors removed, and flying at up to 20, 000 feet altitude. (Format: Digi Beta, DVCAM; 100 hours.) Helicopter skiing, other adventure sports, wildlife viewing from helicopters and military evacuation helicopter flights. (Format: Digi Beta, DVCAM; 10 hours.) Includes footage shot from a Bell 407 helicopter, with a specially adapted ‘Choppercam’. Also, views into the Jagatsukh nalla, flights from Manali to Pinjore and back to Manali, Manali to Bara Bangahal and back, Manali to Jiri near Manikaran, into the Parvati valley, and to the base of Ali Ratni Tibba, from all across Jammu and Kashmir, including Ladakh and Siachen. (Format: Digital Betacam; 20 hours.) Delhi - Bagdogra, Delhi - Kathmandu, Kathmandu - Paro (Bhutan), Delhi - Mumbai flights / aerials. Kanchenjunga, Everest and other peaks of Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan and India, from the air. Includes some stunning close-ups on the entire Mt. Everest range, shot on High Definition, from a plane flying at 32, 000 feet altitude. (Format: HDV; 1 hour) Siachen Glaicer region, Kashmir, from the air. This is the region that falls under heavy protection from the Indian Army, with bunkers and constant army presence throughout the year, at altitudes of up to 22, 000 feet! This is the world’s highest battlefield. Aerials from Iceland : rivers and wide valleys, meadows, mountains, villages and skyscapes",8);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"index_aesthetic.htm","6 Apr 2006","Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage: Times lapses of water lilies opening and closing, during the daytime. Time lapses of cloud formations, around the high mountains of the Himalaya. Over 5 hours of material taken from right across the Himalaya, including the Nanda Devi Sanctuary in Uttaranchal, Sagarmatha -Everest National Park in Nepal, Kanchenjunga National Park in Sikkim, Spiti, Manali valley and other parts of the Himalaya. Different representations of the seasons of the plains and the mountains of India. Vignettes of Himalayan spring, summer, monsoon, fall and winter seasons. (Format: Digital Betacam, Betacam, Mini DV.) The Aravallis, one of the oldest mountain ranges in India, mining problems, trucks removing stone, sand and ore, aforestation drives, tree plantation work, forest department activities (Format: Betacam SP; 6 hours) Khumbu Icefall in Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal. Images of seracs, crevasses, crevasse ladder crossings by mountaineers, glacial streams, jet stream clouds, ice melting, snowfall, glacial till, glacial moraine, and other geographic features. Mountain Quail Expedition 2001-2002 : looking for an extinct species, camping out, transects for search, Osprey, Himalayan landscapes and vistas, Mussoorie, Landour, Pari Tibba, Kanda, Jabberkhet, Black Bulbul, White-eye, Deodars – Himalayan Cedar, (Format: DVCAM; 10 hours) Solar eclipse, sulphur hot water springs with sulphur water gushing out from deep within the earth, tsunami aftermath, dust storm, snow storm, snowfall taking place, monsoon rains arriving, April mango showers, avalanche taking place. Garden and colourful cultivated flowers: Profusion of poppy, Calendula, Lupin, Chrysanthemum, larkspur, lilies, daffodils, nargis – narcissus, Amaryllis lily, Californian poppies, Foxglove, orchids, Clematis, Camelia, Rhododendron, primula – primrose, morning glory, carnation, and hundreds more. (High Definition HDV; 10 hours.",7);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"index_dance.htm","6 Apr 2006","Dance Forms","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Dance Forms: Indian dance forms: Mohiniattam, Kuchipudi, Kathakali, Bharatanatyam, and more. We have a specialized collection on the dances of the Indian states, such as from Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Rajasthan (Kalbelia dance of the snake people) and Madhya Pradesh. We have extensive collections on the dance forms of Nepal and Bhutan. Siddhis originally came from Sudan, as salt workers, many centuries ago. Today, they have become Indian citizens and live in the natural forest habitat of the Asiatic Lion at Gir in Gujarat. The Siddhis have retained their African features, culture, music and dance, despite having added on Hindi as their main language, Indian customs and habits, apart from Indian passports, lifestyles and jobs. We have a unique collection on their music and dance forms, perhaps never recorded before in such a way.",6);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"index_defense.htm","6 Apr 2006","Defense Forces of India","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Defense Forces of India: Army Bands playing in New Delhi: shot with a background of the Central Secretariat, the esplanade, the President’s Estate – Rashtrapati Bhawan, and India Gate. (Format HDCAM High Definition, 2 hours) 61st Cavalry riding prowess display with military bands in attendance, on New Delhi’s polo grounds. Many known faces of Delhi’s high society make their presence felt on such occasions, and the riding and polo displays are internationally competitive. (Format DVCAM, 5 hours) Military massed marching bands displaying before the President of India, and a select gathering, at the Beating of the Retreat ceremony, held before the North and South block on Rajpath and the Presidential esplanade, held on 29th January each year. Due to highly restricted access, other than the governmental broadcaster, scarcely any private filmmakers are allowed access to film this event. We obtained special governmental approval to extensively film the event over two consecutive years. Republic Day parade – an annual feature on 26th January – the day India became a sovereign Republic in 1950. Tableaux from every Indian state, military bands and march - pasts, displays of military might, camel mounted and other regiments of the Indian army, an air force flypast, and large audiences. Air Force Day at Palam airport – marchpast, helicopter display, Surya Kiran aircraft doing aerobatics and creating the tricolour / tricolor of the national flag, with coloured plumes of exhaust, in the air. Indo-French aircraft and flight display: Top jets of the Indian air force battling the French air force in a simulated war exercise. (HDCAM and Digi Beta) Indian Army Mt. Everest Expedition 2001 – a detailed story of the Indian Army applying their defense tactics on the Himalaya, and succeeding in placing a dozen climbers on the summit of the peak, as the culmination to a four month expedition, covered by us with four camera units. (Digi Beta and DVCAM). Border regions around India, including Indo - Bhutanese, Indo - Tibetan, IndoChinese, Indo - Myanmar, Indo - Nepalese and Indo - Pakistani borders, from the ground and in some cases, from the air as well. These borders are also protected by the Indian Army and are high security zones with access only allowed after high - level civilian security clearances. In one instance, we were requested by the Indian army to film certain secret bunkers, highway developments and habitations being constructed by the Chinese on their side of the border. Includes sites of the Indo - China war in the 1960’s. National Defence Academy, Khadakvasla / Kharakvasla with Sudan House, Pune, and Indian Military Academy, Dehra dun : passing out parades, life as a cadet, classrooms, and more.",8);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"index_education.htm","6 Apr 2006","Education, Schools and Colleges","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Education, Schools and Colleges: Scindia School, Gwalior, one of the oldest educational institutions in India. Here, students study within an ancient fort premises, atop a hill. The school was originally built for the scions of royal families, and now has a large civilian student population. Among a large cross-section of student life imagery, we have student life, teaching and morning assembly and prayers in the main school assembly hall. Schools and colleges in New Delhi. We have a large collection of images of student-life in India, in schools and colleges across the city, and across the country, students at work and play, students using mobile phones and computers, in classrooms, in laboratories, on vacation, on outward bound trips to the mountains and rivers, teachers, faculty, principals and headmasters and headmistresses at work. Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) Adventure Film: images of students undertaking a wide range of outdoor activities, group discussions, training sessions and student gatherings. Receiving instruction in classrooms, working in groups in the field, coordinated play and confidence building activities such as river crossing and rock climbing. (Format DVCAM; 6 hours) Going to School in different parts of India: the challenge of education as faced by people living in harsh circumstances and conditions – in the desert, rainforest, on a large lake, alongside a torrential river, in the mountains, and in the city. We also have images of advanced technical training institutes, such as medical, information technology, architecture, software, electronics and other areas of excellence, including institutions such as the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT).",7);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"index_environ.htm","6 Apr 2006","Environment","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Environment: Yamuna River, the river that runs through Delhi: dead fish, pollution, detergent and soap foam and runoff, open sewage drains entering the river, industrial effluent and unburned dead bodies floating in water. Immersion of idols in lakes and water bodies, during Hindu festivals, leading to water pollution. Industrial air pollution from factories, chimneys and industrial processes. Tins, cans and other metal containers, oxygen cylinders, rusting metal, broken glass and other non biodegradable products dumped in the Nanda Devi Sanctuary in the Himalaya, by visiting mountaineering expeditions. Himalayan meadows soiled with food containers, plastic, and general garbage, in Dibrughetta Meadow, Uttaranchal. Hill-station untreated non recycled garbage thrown down a forested hillside in Landour, Uttaranchal. Bare and deforested hillside and slopes, lopped trees and cleared forests, making way for agriculture. Vehicular pollution on the streets of Delhi, with black exhaust coming out of vehicles’ exhaust pipes. Also, the recent conversion to CNG fleet of commercial vehicles and the consequent reduction in vehicular pollution levels. Wind energy farms in South India, windmills, with valleys and fields of wind energy generating turbines. (Format: Digi Beta; 2 hours)",6);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"index_etc.htm","6 Apr 2006","Etc.","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Etc.: Shots of Ganesha drinking milk : a rumour was spread that idols of the Hindu elephant god Ganesha were drinking milk that was poured over them as offerings (akin to the bleeding Christ rumour). Footage of hysterical Hindus believing in this, and worshipping at temples. Footage of a rare cow with six legs living a normal life along the roads of New Delhi. Imagery of the conjoined twins Saba and Farah, from Bihar, India. Slow halal / hallal slaughter of a camel and a goat as part of a religious sacrifice, cow and pig slaughter, dog - catching for food and carcasses / meat of barking deer being sold in a market. United Nations AIDS Day concert on 1st December 1996, in New Delhi, with Sonia Gandhi as the Chief Guest. Multi-camera shoot, with four broadcast cameras in a component switching configuration. Charkhi Dadri plane collision – gruesome footage of the remains of two Jumbo jets that collided mid-air, resulting in the death of all on board both the planes. Images include ghastly sights of charred bodies and aircraft fuselage parts on the ground, shortly after the mid-air collision.",6);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"index_festivals.htm","6 Apr 2006","Festivals and Religion","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Festivals and Religion: Holi, Diwali (largest Hindu festival), Lohri, Christmas, Dussehra (burning of mammoth Ravana effigies, filled with fire-crackers), Id-ut-Fitr, Id-ul-zuha (Bakr Id), Muharram, Durga Puja, Ganesh Chaturthi, Jewish Hanukkah and Parsi festivals, and a variety of festivals and rituals in great detail from Hindi, Muslim, Christian, Zoroastrian / Parsi, tribal and animist religions and belief systems. Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra, in August-September 2001. Three weeks of extensive coverage of this once-in-twelve-year festival that takes a procession of pilgrims on a hazardous and arduous climb from 6000 feet altitude to the 18, 000+ feet high Himalayan tarn at Roopkund, at the base of Trishul and Nanda Devi, among the highest peaks in the Western Himalaya. Footage of Trishul, Nanda Ghunti and Chaukhamba peaks. Also, the famous buggyals (grasslands and meadows) of Garhwal - Bedni and Ali Buggyal. Roopkund lake has perfectly preserved scattered bones, skulls and skeletons, dating back 400-600 years. The cause of their death has been speculated and studied widely and a recent theory puts it down to a large hailstorm that caused massive hailstones, thus crushing the skulls of the camping pilgrims. We have extensive shots of the excavated and exposed leathered and naturally mummified bodies, often replete with footwear, and the raw mountain environment of the lake, rocky meadows and high Himalayan peaks. The pilgrimage procession follows the progress of a four-horned goat that has to be initially found for the pilgrimage to take place. The goat leads the party of tens of thousands of people from the low Himalaya through this long trek to the high Himalaya, at which point it is allowed to wander off into the high altitude meadows, on its own. Imagery includes a lot of festive pomp, temple offerings, religious fervour, chanting and people in trance-like situations, with frenzied and dervish like dancing. (Format: Digital Betacam, 14 hours.)",7);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"index_himalay.htm","6 Apr 2006","The Himalaya","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... The Himalaya: Himalayan geology, geography, mountain peaks up to 29, 000 feet altitude, valleys, flora, avifauna, wildlife, people, villages, trekking routes, mountaineering expeditions, and more. We have the world’s largest collection of video and still imagery from right across the Himalaya, perhaps the largest geographical feature on earth. Kullu - Manali and the surrounding valleys in Himachal Pradesh, shot during the winter and from neighbouring valleys. (Format: Digital Beta; 5 hours) Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra, Nanda Devi Expedition. Auli, Lata village, Lata Kharak, Behelta, Dharanshi, Malatuni, Dibrughetta, Rishi Ganga crossing, Ramani camp, Sarsarpatal temple and Nanda Devi, Sarsarpatal clouds and peak, Devisthan ridge, time lapses, Nanda Devi in moonlight. (Format: Digital Betacam, DV; 40 hours) Kanchenjunga / Kangchenjunga, the highest mountain in the eastern Himalaya, Dzongri, Sikkim, Pandim, Frey peak, Yuksom, Bakhim, Chaurikang, Zemu gap, Kanchenjunga National Park, Tsokha, yaks carrying loads, waterfalls, thick tropical forests. (Format DV; 6 hours) Padum in Zanskar (during the winter and in fall), Bara Bangahal and Parvati districts in Himachal Pradesh. (Format: Digital Betacam, 1 hour) Mussoorie district including Aglar and Yamuna valleys, Landour, Dhanolti and Jabbarkhet. (Format: Digital Betacam, 20 hours) Gangotri valley with subsidiary glacial valleys of Rudragaira, Sri Kailash, Nelong, Harsil, and going up to the Dhuvadhar Kandi Pass, the watershed divide between the Ganga and Yamuna valleys. Gangotri glacier and further, Rudragaira summit views. (Format: DV, Beta SP; 14 hours) Har-ki-dun and Govind Pashu Vihar Sanctuary, on the Baspa - Garhwal border, Summit shots and views of the Indian plains from near the summits of Swargarohini, Banderepunch, Yellow Tooth and Hata valleys. (9 hours.) Dodital lake, Darwa pass, Banderpunch range, Yamuna river valley, Uttarkashi region. (4 hours) Badrinath and Mana valleys, Kedarnath and Yamunotri temples and the Yamuna valley. (2 hours) Arunachal Pradesh: Extensive shots of the Indian state bordering Myanmar, Tibet/China and Bhutan, Lower Subansiri, West Kameng, East Kameng, Itanagar, Siang. Villages of Tato, Mechukha, Along, Mechuka, Tato, Manigang, Luguthang, Mago, Thingbu, Ziro, Pakhui National Park, Itanagar (capital city) and Talle valley. Se La and Bum La passes. Chinese - Tibetan border views. Rainforest, villages, wildlife, flowers and people. (Format: Digital Betacam; 10 hours.) Extensive footage of Lahaul and Spiti districts in Himachal Pradesh, including Rohtang and Kunzum La passes, further into Kaza, Key, Tabo, Pin Valley, Lhalung, Nako and adjacent valleys and monasteries. Extensive coverage of the Kalchakra festival, which was inaugurated by the Dalai Lama, during July - August 2000. (Format: Digital Betacam; 14 hours.) Sagarmatha National Park and the Mt. Everest region. The entire Jiri - Everest Base Camp trek, shot between March and June 2001. Also, digital video imagery from the Base Camp right up to the summit of Everest, shot during the Indian Army Mount Everest Expedition 2001. Also, side stories and footage such as the last interview with Babu Chhiri Sherpa, the man who climbed Everest 12 times, spent an entire night on the summit, climbed from the Base Camp to the top, and back, in less than 17 hours! Sadly, he died the day after our interview, by falling into a crevasse. (Format: Digital Betacam 20 hours. Plus DVCAM 20 hours.) Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve and National Park, filmed during May-June 2001, after a gap of nearly twenty years. Rare footage from the inner sanctuary, near Nanda Devi Base Camp, all the way from Lata Kharak and the approach, through Dharanshi, Dibrughetta, Deodi, Bhujgara, Patalkhan and Sarsarpatal. Tracks the route and includes shots of locations where a secret team of the CIA and Indian army jointly placed a nuclear-powered tracking device to monitor activity at China’s Lop Nor nuclear facility. The device subsequently disappeared and has not been traced to date. (Format Digital Betacam, 12 hours.) Kullu Dussehra, an annual Hindu festival from the middle Himalaya, Himachal Pradesh state (Format DVCAM, 8 hours). Also Lakhat village in Uttaranchal, showing the Besi puja festival with people in trances and undergoing tantrik rituals. Leh, GV \'s of Ladakh, monasteries, Indus river, market shots, Shanti Stupa, locals turning prayer wheels, arid landscapes, sunset time lapses, silhouette shots of horses & horsemen, sunrise shots, monks in prayer, etc. (Format DVCAM; 2 hours) Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage, Mt. Kailash trek and geographical footage, from Tibet, and the journey through Nepal. (Format DVCAM; 18 hours) Lamkhaga Pass, from Garhwal into Himachal Pradesh. Sheep-herders / shepherds taking their flocks across the treacherous pass, shearing their sheep along the way, and selling their wool. Camping, trekking, and extensive landscape / mountain shots, with brilliant Himalayan sunrises and sunsets. Apple cultivation at Harsil and trout fishing on the Jalandhri Gadh.",11);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"index_indian_history.htm","6 Apr 2006","Indian History / Archival Collections","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Indian History / Archival Collections: Gandhi archival material, Indian freedom struggle footage and Satyagraha footage. (1 hour.) Tercentenary of the Khalsa Sikhs : twelve hours of footage on the event. (Beta SP; 12 hours) Jim Corbett, the legendary hunter turned conservationist: footage of his home at Kaladhungi in Uttaranchal, Nainital lake, pictures of his dog Robin’s grave, his sitting room, personal belongings and garden. (Format: Digi Beta; 1 hour). Jim Corbett’s and F. W. Champion’s original 16 mm camera film footage, after telecine to Digital Betacam videotapes, from 1931 to 1939. Subject matter includes leopard and tiger shoots, maneaters, ground hides and tree machans / machaans / tree platforms, fishing for mahseer, big game hunting in India and Africa, lion, cheetah and elephant, African safaris, honey hunting in the forest and beekeeping in India, yachting on Nainital lake with a large trophy being given away by a British chief guest, with European ladies in the audience wearing large sun hats, vignettes of British India and rural Indian lifestyles from the 1930’s period. The material is shot in black & white and colour, and is of a very high quality, despite its age and scratchy old film origins. (Digital Betacam tele-cine material; 15 hours) We are currently acquiring two collections of 70 to 95 year old 8 mm and 16 mm film footage from two of the erstwhile Indian states. This will be tele-cine’ed to Digital Betacam and DVCAM, and the subject matter will include royal weddings, state processions, ceremonies, lifestyle of the times, life in a maharaj’s palace, old cars, jewellery, palace banquets, villages, hunting and shikar and other vignettes from the period.",7);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"index_india_cities.htm","6 Apr 2006","Indian Cities/Towns/States","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Indian Cities/Towns/States: New Delhi : Traffic shots, beggars and urchins, hawkers, Dilli Haat – arts and craft being sold by artisans at state stalls, street performers, acrobats, tight rope walking, Indian rope trick being performed, fire eaters performing, urban bazaars, markets, crowds, street food, Okhla barrage, Yamuna river, mango festival, monsoon breaking in Delhi, aerial shots from the tops of buildings, Five Star hotels, Daryaganj, ITO (Income Tax Office), Pahargunj, New Delhi Railway Station, Indira Gandhi International Airport, Palam airport, rare shots taken with permission from within Indira Gandhi International Airport, landing on runway, taxiing to airport building and disembarking, planes landing and taking off from airport, Parliament buildings, slums and slum dwellers, demolition of slums, Talkatora indoor stadium, tonga / horse carriages, colleges and schools, Delhi Gymkhana Club, Chandni Chowk – the walled city, Jama Masjid, flyovers, India Gate, Delhi Zoo, spice market, flea markets, Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort, Old fort, Sikh temples / gurudwaras, Hindi temples, Jain temples, Parsi anjuman, Lotus temple / Bah’ai / Bahai temple (lotus shaped: extensive studies of the temple, by day and lit up at night), Railway Museum, Jewish Synogogue, Rajghat, churches, shopping malls, Jantar Mantar and Connaught Place. Tihar Jail, Delhi (the largest jail in India) : Inside the central jail, morning prayer, lunch, hospital, prisoners leaving for court, establishing shots of the jail, crèche inside the jail, family counseling, general shots. Delhi Ridge Forest : (Format: Betacam SP; 3 hours) Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh), Bangalore (Karnataka) and Chennai : the New technology hubs. Shimla, Mussoorie, Darjeeling, Thimphu and Manali : Night footage of south Asia’s hill station towns. Also, Year 2000 celebrations with celebratory lighting in the lower Himalayan hill station towns. Uttaranchal : Hemkund pilgrimage in Uttaranchal, a holy destination for the Sikh community. The four main sources and temples of the Ganga or the Ganges: Yamunotri, Kedarnath, Badrinath and Gangotri. High mountain peaks including Shivling, Mana, Bhagirathi, Kedarnath and Kedar Dome, Rudragaira, Gangotri, Chirbas, Nanda Devi, Devisthan, Panchchuli, Chaukhamba, Banderpunch, and many more. Maharashtra : Mumbai night shots, business, seascapes, Oberoi and Taj Mahal hotels, Gateway of India, pigeons being fed by passersby, BMC (Brihanmumbai Municipal Committee) office, boat pier, ships, Arabian Sea, shops, people dining, schools and colleges, large businesses, Nariman Point, Victoria Terminus building, time lapses of officegoers and traffic, Crawford Market, Haji Ali mosque / dargah, Marine Drive, Churchgate, Flora Fountain, children playing in Arabian Sea. Gujarat : Ahmedabad – Jumma Masjid, market and traffic shots, Junagarh, Porbander, Bhavnagar, Alang ship breaking yard, ship graveyard, workers working under dangerous conditions, international ships being cut down and recycled for scrap, ship graveyard. Alang is largely prohibited for filmmaker, so access is rare and difficult to obtain. Hence, this is a rare documentation of the process of cannibalizing large international ships, and recycling their materials, all this being done with the most basic of tools and under very dangerous and difficult working conditions. (The French Clemenceau is currently headed for destruction at Alang.) (Format: DVCAM; 6 hours) Karnataka : Bangalore city landmarks, technology parks, Whitefield, Infosys Technologies (NASDAQ listed top Indian Information Technology company) campus, other IT company buildings, traffic on roads, software and tech staff entering IT campus, call center employees and company buildings, Lalbagh botanical gardens, state legislature building or Vidhan Sabha, Karnataka High Court, Jama Masjid road, St. Mary’s procession, St. Mary’s Church, General Post Office building, Spencer House, Ulsoor Lake, fossil tree, old Banyan tree covering several acres of land, Bangalore art museum building, Vishvesvarya industrial and technological museum, statue of Queen Victoria, Capan Park, Shivaji Nagar, railway station building. Mysore : Mysore Palace and general city shots, interview with 85 year old Van Ingen, an old Scotsman and an expert fisherman credited with record catches exceeding 100 Pounds. Kerala : the backwaters of Kerala, traffic, people, Cochin, shipping industry, naval warships. Himachal Pradesh : Manali - townscapes, Beas river, town shots, people, mountains, forests, snowfall, motor roads. Dharamshala – extensive town and people shots. Spiti , Pong Dam, Tso Morari, Tso kar and other high altitude lakes and deserts in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir states. West Bengal : Darjeeling, toy train, Darjeeling Zoo/ Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, shops, Mall Road, Keventer’s, Planter’s Club, tea gardens. Uttar Pradesh : Agra town, Taj Mahal, Shivaji Smarak, Agra Fort / Red Fort, Oberoi Amarvilas Hotel (one of the most expensive hotels in India, starting at 1000 per room night), Sikandra town, Sikandra fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Awagarh, Chambal dacoit infested ravines and riverine region, car rally through the Chambal ravines, boating on the Chambal, Allahabad – the religious heartland for Hindus (16 hours.) Andaman and Nicobar Islands : tribals and villages, Port Blair, Jarawa and Onge tribals and other endangered human communities (including one tree dwelling tribe), with populations down to a few dozen or a few hundreds, shots of the rare Nicobar Pigeon. Jammu and Kashmir : Srinagar, Pahalgam, Sonmarg / Sonamarg, Leh, Amarnath Yatra, Nagin and Dal Lakes. Punjab : Ropar, Anandpur Saheb Sikh community temple / gurudwara, Tercentenary celebrations of the Khalsa Sikhs, bullock and bull races, human wrestling, rural athletics. Chandigarh : Rock garden, imagery of this city planned by the famous town planner Corbusier, lifestyle, lakes, people shopping, students, hospitals. Sikkim : Yuksom, Bakhim, Tsokha, Dzongri, Kanchenjunga National Park. Views from Dzongri of the high peaks of the Kanchenjunga range, early morning sunrises and time lapses, forest types, birds etc. Also, aerial High Definition footage of Kanchenjunga. (Format: DV; 5 hours.) Chitrakut and Uttarkashi : extensive shots of sadhus, Nachiketa temple, lakes, temples, families doing puja or prayer, Nageshwar temple and river with rainbow. (Format Mini DV; 10 hours) Arunachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttaranchal, Mizoram, Nagaland, Himachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Karnataka : A large amount of footage related to the people, places and the wilderness of these states are present in our stock. Assam : Extensive collection of 69 hours of material on wildlife, people, culture, Bihu festival, fishing, forest department personnel at work in the field, elephant and barking deer killed on highway passing through Kaziranga National Park, Indian One-horned Rhino or Rhinoceros, Golden Langur, Black - necked Crane, rare footage of an Elephant killing and eating fish and of a tiger flying through the air in attacking a domestic elephant and landing on its trunk right next to the mahout, festivals, boat journeys, rare Gangetic Dolphin footage, poaching, trucks and vehicles on a national highway, and much more. Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur and Meghalaya : Extensive coverage of the land and people of the north eastern states of India: rice beer preparation, train journeys in the north east, hunting and poaching activities, fishing by way of blasting / dynamiting / netting and using bamboo fishing traps, setting bird traps in the forest, assembling and manufacturing dynamite sticks, setting up traps and snares for wildfowl, village life, commerce and industry, boating, wildlife tracking, weaving, art and culture, cuisine, slash and burn or jhum cultivation, hunting of wild felines, images of skulls, skins from old hunts, village rice mill in operation, husking rice, communal rice beer consumption, preparing cotton for weaving, basket making, folk music, song and dance, Catholic churches, pig slaughter for communal feast, cow slaughter, Barking Deer poaching and sale in marketplace, rivers and dams, dog slaughter and consumption, grubs and snails being collected for consumption, images of Elephant Falls in Shillong, local music bands, prayer halls and ceremonies, Besi puja religious ceremony (held once in five years). (Format DVCAM; 21 hours) Jaisalmer footage : Rajasthan desert images, people living at the edge of the dunes, Camels, local artisans, forts and palaces. Also Ajmer, Pushkar mela / fair, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Jaipur, Udaipur. (Mini DV; 2 hours) Goa : Portuguese influences in architecture, town planning and culture. Marmagoa port, Majorda beach, seascapes, bars, cafes, sunbathing by beach, waves in ocean, people swimming in ocean, coconut and palm trees, hotels, ships passing by, local brew (Feni) and churches. (Digi Beta; 10 hours) Cochin, Calicut and Trivandrum : back-waters, cashew nut plantations, hotels, seascapes, crabs, coconut trees, Dolphins in backwaters, squid, bridge across an oceanic estuary, sea fish, fishing, elephant festival, Pongal bull fight, Sabarimala pilgrimage, procession of elephants as seen from rooftops of town houses, temples, villages and lifestyle images.",16);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"index_insects.htm","6 Apr 2006","Insects","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Insects: - Caterpillars of different sizes and colours - The entire butterfly life-cycle: egg, catterpillar, pupa, chrysalis, emerging butterfly, full- grown butterfly. - Lots of different butterflies of various shapes, sizes and colours - Large gatherings of butterflies on a stream-bed, in the summer months - Cicada drawing sap and spraying it in the air, from a tree: very dramatic shot! - Ants at work - Caterpillar eating leaves - Beetles of various kinds walking on the ground and in grass - Flying termites in the monsoons - Termite hills in the forest - Leaches in the rain-forest - Dragonflies and damselflies: flying and sitting/perching - Aesthetic shots of insects walking on the surface of water, using surface tension to float. - Daddy Long legs - Fish snapping insects from the air. In one sequence, we \'ve got hordes of fish periodically jumping out of a pool in a stream, either looking for oxygen or insects. - Bee-eater bird flying out to catch insect and returning to perch to batter and eat it up - Bee-eater bird catching air-borne insects - Paradise Flycatcher feeding insects to its chicks in the nest: the insect is too large and the chicks can \'t swallow it - a comical sequence! - Various insects of odd shapes, colours and with strange features. - Lots of other insect footage: we will research out archives and send you more details if you need some specific footage",6);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"index_international.htm","6 Apr 2006","International","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... International: Sudan : Sudanese music and dance forms. (DVCAM; 4 hours) Nepal : Extensive shots of Nepal, driving to Kathmandu, landing at Kathmandu airport, embarking onto Cosmos Airlines plane, VIP dignitary alighting from Mercedes on tarmac, Tribhuvan International Airport building, runway, passengers inside plane, taking off from Kathmandu airport, view of city from the air, baggage handling facilities, airport staff on runway. Extensive footage on the drive from New Delhi to Kathmandu, as part of an expedition to Mt. Everest. Also, the entire journey from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, including towns along the way, Lukla Air strip, Jiri, Pheriche, Thyangboche, approach march, wildlife along the way – Thar (a rare Himalayan ungulate – Hemitragus jemlahicus ), Monal Pheasant (national bird of Nepal), Tibetan Snowcock, Primula flowers, Rhododendron shrubs, and a lot more. Bhutan : The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. From Paro in the west to Tashigang in the East, including beautiful landscapes, handicrafts and Dzongs – the fortified monasteries of Bhutan. The unveiling of the ‘thongdrel’ – the thirty foot high and fifty foot wide thangka or ancient religious painted banner on the Guru Rimpoche – the one who brought Buddhism to Bhutan. This religious banner is brought out for public viewing for only a few hours on the Guru Rimpoche’s birthday each year. We have filmed this on Digital Betacam in 1999 and on High Definition HDV in 2005, on that particular day which falls around 19th June each year. Access to Bhutan is heavily restricted, and few western visitors get to enter each year. Filming is not permitted for the most part, so this footage provides a rare and high quality glimpse into life in Bhutan. Dzongs are religious fortified monasteries, seat of civil and religious power of the Drukpas or Druks, and are present around Bhutan. We have images of all the important ones, including Tashichho, Thimphu Dzong, Paro Dzong, Kurjey, Ta Dzong, Tashigang Dzong, Nyimalung, Jakar, Trongsa, Wandue Phodrang and Tashiyangtse. Also monuments at Chhendibji and Tashigangdzong – the only two Chortens in Bhutan, built in the Nepalese style, with eyes painted at the four cardinal points. We also have the largest collection of footage on the dance and musical forms of Bhutan, shot during various festivals between 1982 and 2006. Lifestyle in Bhutan : prayer flags, archery practice on the palace grounds near Tashichho Dzong, pheasant farm, lemon grass cultivation and processing in eastern Bhutan, mustard oil extraction process in factory, beer making process and factory for Red Panda brand in central Bhutan, marketplaces in central Bhutan – Bumthang, and Thimphu – the capital city. Weaving and other Bhutanese handicrafts at Chume village, architecture, carpentry, design and construction including the placement of a traditional Bhutanese window frame into a building. Festival atmosphere, with crowds and flea markets. Family life, farm life, urban and rural life, kids playing cricket, going to school, visiting the local monastery. Bhutan : East-west motorway, Thimphu cityscapes, buildings lit up at night, King’s Coronation celebrations, Senior government officials hosting a state dinner for visiting dignitaries, with traditional Bhutanese masked dances. Archery on the palace grounds, Thimphu Chhu river and Takin (Budorcus taxicolor : a rare animal from South Asia, found only in Bhutan and the north east Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh) captive breeding center, Views of Thimphu valley from hilltop, Bhutan Broadcasting transmission tower hilltop. Tashigang in eastern Bhutan, Tashigang Dzong views and life inside the monastery, Thromsingla / Thumsingla pass, Pele La and Dochula passes. Central Bhutan, Bumthang and Mongar, Life in the villages and across the country. (Format: Digital Betacam; 12 hours.) Dubai : undersea tunnel, airport, buildings, cityscapes, shopping centers, highways, cityscapes, skyline. (DVCAM; 3 hours) Singapore : Singapore Zoo night safari, Jurong Bird Park, Aquarium, Raffles Hotel, Singapore River, the Merlion statue, Chinese temple, monorail, Sentosa Beach, Sentosa underwater world, fountain and laser show, tram station, inside trains / trams, harbour, views from the tops of buildings, general cityscapes and the night lights in Singapore. (DVCAM; 6 hours) Malaysia : Cityscapes, buildings, Petronas Twin Towers, drive though the city, palace of the King of Malaysia, War Memorial, church, National Mosque, Orchid Garden etc. South Africa and Swaziland : dances, villages, rural lifestyle, people, highways, border crossing. (DVCAM; 2 hours) Palau and Yap Islands, Micronesia, Western Pacific Ocean : This collection includes stunning imagery of shipwrecks, seascapes, the private lives of sea fish, coral reefs, sharks, whales, manta rays, rainbow fish, octopus and a wide variety of human interest stories relating to the sea, the stone currency of Palau island, diving and sea life. Includes 30 hours of Palau underwater, 9 hours of the Mandarin fish stock that was used to make a short film on the Rainbow Fish, 13 hours of Manta Rays and around 5 hours of excellent work on different shark species. WFIL exclusively represents the largest collection of still and video imagery from Palau and Yap, through an arrangement with our partner there. (DVCAM; 50 hours) Manta Rays : 10 hours of good clear footage including animals approaching and passing by the camera. Cleaning station behavior, mating season behavior, attempted mating (very rare) and close up shots focusing mainly on the head and underbelly, as the animals pass. We also have a few shots of Mantas appearing in the same shots (background and foreground) as Turtles and sharks. Sharks : 2 hours of good broadcast quality shots. Mainly feeding behavior at staged feeds. Includes Tiger shark footage as two animals eat a Manta Ray, but not making the kill. This footage in itself is very rare due to the pelagic characteristic of the Tiger Shark as a species.We also have Grey Reef sharks at staged feeds, hitting the camera, fast approaches, etc. Also, White Tip Reef sharks in natural surroundings on the reef, swimming by or lying on the sand. Blacktip Reef Sharks at feeds and on the reef. Other profile stock imagery includes Nurse Sharks, Leopard Sharks and a very quick encounter with a Whale Shark. Assorted Marine Life : 20 hours. Turtles, Spotted Eagle Rays, Moray Eels, Garden Eels, Feather tail Stingrays, Marbled Stingrays, and many Reef fish species too numerous to list. Macro : 4 hours of good quality close up imagery of Nudibranchs (colorful underwater slugs) Mandarin fish, Shrimps, Crabs, Squid, Cuttlefish, Octopus species / Octopi, Coral Polyps, Whip Corals, Commensal shrimp and crabs (symbiotic relationships with hosts) Iceland : People, lifestyle, hills, wild / feral horses, horseback riding across wide open spaces and meadows, fjords, mountains, hot springs, streams, icy cold desert, home interiors, schools, bays, time lapses with sunlight and clouds, waterfalls, meadows, sunsets, clouds, life inside a wooden cabin, crossing cable bridge in wooden cable car, padre / priest giving sermon in pastoral church setting, gravestones in meadow, sheep dogs, horses on cross-country expedition, country church, cooking in kitchen, community dining, festivities, horses cantering across grassland and galloping through stream, examining archaeological human remains and bones, horse corral, aerials from helicopter, crane and jib shots of choir on river bridge location, walking on permafrost, burial of coffin in cemetery. WFIL exclusively represents the largest collection of still and video imagery from Iceland, through an arrangement with our partner in Iceland. (DVCAM; over 25 hours) Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh : we are currently negotiating purchase of copyright to collections from these countries.",14);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"index_lifestyles.htm","6 Apr 2006","Lifestyle","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Lifestyle: Spas : Ananda in the Himalaya – voted by Conde Nast Traveller as the best spa in the world: massages, therapies, yoga, outdoor heated swimming pool, Tehri Palace lit up at night, library, old books and collections, gardens, Rishikesh and Haridwar, Ganga (Ganges river) from the Himalaya, storm in a Himalayan forest. Vatika City, Gurgaon. A collation of imagery from one of the largest real estate residential projects in north India. The city of Gurgaon is a showcase for the modern Indian city, with high rise buildings, city centers, malls, multiplex cinema halls, residential complexes, office buildings, commercial areas, and gardens. This footage collection reflects the modern Indian urban lifestyle, including health clubs, restaurants, modern Indian homes, office environments, villa living, resort culture, architecture and art galleries. Family life images : by the poolside, images of driving in modern cars, corporate executives going to work and in the work place, shopping, mall and multiplex culture, and recreation. All footage is on high end Digital Betacam and was shot using cranes and tracks and trolleys, so it is of superlative quality. Lead singer of the erstwhile Boney M in concert in Gurgaon – urban concert culture with a young audience attending a popular music concert, large crowds – hands in the air, open air concert milieu, with projection screens and high wattage speakers. Sonia Gandhi inaugurating the AIDS Day concert at IIT Delhi, in 1995 : exclusive multi-camera setup and coverage. Cookery and culinary experiences from across India : Making of Rhododendron juice and jam, from the flowers of the Himalayan tree. Collecting, cleaning and cooking Himalayan morels – wild and highly prized mushrooms, known in the Himalaya as guchhi . Collecting, cooking and eating wild ferns, known locally as lengda . Special delicacies and desserts being made from Indian mangos – more than 800 varieties of mangos exist in India. Mango-eating competition. Jam and cheese making, brown bread and cinnamon rolls being made at Landour in the lower Himalaya, at Prakash’s, a British Raj era grocery store.",7);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"index_monuments.htm","6 Apr 2006","Monuments, Forts and Palaces","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Monuments, Forts and Palaces: Taj Mahal: Extensive stills and video of the monument from every conceivable angle, direction, mood, lighting, from the city, from across the river, and even tracking shots taken with tracks and trolley from within the premises. (Formats Digi Beta, HDCAM High Definition, DVCAM; 10 hours) Agra Fort / Red Fort : Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Sikandra Fort, and a variety of Indian forts and palaces, including Gwalior Fort, Kankwari Fort, Red Fort - Delhi and Old Fort Delhi, Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer palaces, Ajaigarh, Panna, Jehangir Mahal and other forts and palaces in Bundelkhand, Orchha and Madhya Pradesh. Buildings of architectural interest across India: we have a wide collection of noteworthy buildings such as the Sunehri Mahal in Tonk, Datia fort, the erotic carvings and statues at the temples of Khajuraho (based on Vatsyayana’s Kama Sutra), abandoned forts and palaces within thick central Indian forests, cave paintings, the ancient Qutab Minar minaret in New Delhi, and the like .",6);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"index_politics.htm","6 Apr 2006","Politics and Government","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Politics and Government: The historic fight in the Uttar Pradesh state assembly, with politicians hurling chairs and microphones and sundry bits of furniture being flung at the speaker and members of the assembly! A rare glimpse of democracy at work in a unique way… (Format: Beta SP; 30 minutes) Indian Parliament house building, upper and lower houses of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, and Rashtrapati Bhawan – the residence of the President of India. Also, shots of the entire North and South Blocks, and Rashtrapati Bhawan lit up at night to celebrate Republic Day and Beating of the Retreat. Images of prominent Indian politicians, campaigning, elections, political parties, headquarters, electioneering, poll violence, functional democracy, and other images. This collection comprises of over 1000 hours of key / picked news footage taken over the years between 1990 and 2005, from the collection of a prominent newscaster with whom we have an exclusive marketing alliance. (This collection has NOT been included in the 3000 hours of WFIL’s archive, since we only have marketing rights and clearance to sell the footage, but do not own the collection.)",6);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"index_rural.htm","6 Apr 2006","Rural India","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Rural India: Sambhar lake, Ajmer, Pushkar, Jodhpur, Nayalam, train to Guwahati, Kohima, Dimapur, Shillong, Jaisalmer, Darjeeling Toy train, villages and settlements across India: village life and different lifestyles of South Asia. Awagarh, Uttar Pradesh: mustard fields in villages, Awagarh palace and fort, the ruler of Awagarh, old guns, antique firearms of different kinds, family tree, antiques, khas or Vetiver grass and perfume making from this, bead making, bangle making, generator powering up a manmade tractor contraption, bats on a banyan tree and goat herders. (Format DVCAM; 8 hours).",5);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"index_samples.htm","6 Apr 2006","Samples from catalog of completed documentaries, feature films, shorts and works-in-progress","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Samples from catalog of completed documentaries, feature films, shorts and works-in-progress A Rainbow Colored Fish: This film documents the life of Mandarin fish, one of the most colourful and sought after subjects for underwater camera operators and photographers. Filmed on location around Palau Island in the Pacific, this film has some stunning natural history imagery and beautiful underwater filming. Spiti and the Kalchakra: This was the 2000 year Kalchakra ceremony, with the Dalai Lama in attendance. The story is to revolve around Lochen Tulku, the 19th reincarnation of the man who brought Buddhism to Kashmir. We show his life, as a normal resident of Delhi - shopping, going to office, with his wife and children, and then his other existence, as the Spiritual head of the Key Monastery in Spiti. He presided over the Kalchakra ceremonies and hosted the Dalai Lama, in his ceremonial robes. A study in contrast. Shot over two months, in the summer of 2000, on Digi Beta PAL. Some 15 hours of excellent Digi Beta footage with about 3 hours on Mini DV... Production expenditure: 2, 51, 000. The Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra: The Raj Jat Yatra is held annually, in Garhwal. The Raj Jat Yatra is held once in twelve years. This is a study of the pilgrimage, shot over two months in the monsoon of 2000, following the thousands of pilgrims and the four-horned goat which leads the procession, from the lower hills to the 18, 000 foot high Roopkund Lake (where hundreds of skeletons lie in the still icy water, untraced but several hundred years old. One story has it that these are the remains of General Zorawar Singh \'s army, after they were hit by an avalanche) and the mountains around the outer ring of the Nanda Devi sanctuary. Shot under dangerous monsoon conditions, this is rare footage. Acquired on Digi Beta. Some 15 hours of Digi Beta and 2 hours of Mini DV footage. Production expenditure: 1, 77, 000. Indian Army Everest Expedition 2001: Ode to Sagarmatha Not another Everest expedition, you would say! But this footage has unique and interesting footage, and sub-stories. We have footage on the visually-impaired climber (Eric Weinheimer) who summitted in the summer of 2000. We have footage of Babu Chherri Sherpa, who climbed Everest eleven times before he died, a day after our interview. He also holds the record for the fastest ascent of Everest (under 17 hours!) and the maximum length of time spent at the summit (some 21 hours!). A lot of similar interesting stories, apart from the main storyline of the Indian Army ascent of Everest, which resulted in eleven climbers atop the summit. Shot on Digi Beta and three 3 DV cameras, between March and June 2001. Over 40 hours of footage. Production expenditure: 98, 500. The mysteries of Nanda Devi: Shot in the summer of 2001, this footage is unique and rare. Digi Beta and Mini DV. 15 hours of footage. Shot in May-June 2001. Production expenditure: 1, 81, 000. Nanda Devi has always been considered the ultimate Himalayan peak by climbers from around the world. The region has been shut-off from the rest of the world for twenty years now. The future of the region apart, what we saw and filmed during the expedition is a priceless record of new-age frontier expeditioning and travel, in a world where the existing geographical frontiers of exploration are fast diminishing... The history of Nanda Devi dates back to 1936 when Tilman and Odell first climbed the peak; their ascent was billed as the most outstanding mountaineering success of the pre-Second World War era. John Roskelly \'s book entitled \'Nanda Devi \' centered around the sad expedition during which Nanda Devi Unsoeld (the daughter of Willi Unsoeld, the famous mountaineer), died while climbing the peak after which she was named. Then there was the 1970 \'s controversy where the CIA apparently placed a nuclear-powered tracking device atop the peak, to monitor activity in China \'s Lop Nor nuclear project, and the subsequent disappearance of the same. This sparked off many rumours internationally, with many interpretations of the cause of its disappearance... This film shows some of the highest and most imposing Himalayan summits, and the route into the sanctuary, through the near impregnable gorge one must travel through, to gain access to the core of the Nanda Devi sanctuary. Heli-skiing in the Himalaya: This is a documentary examination of the adventure sport of Helicopter Skiing and how it is run in the Himalaya. The expert Swiss pilots of Himachal Heli Skiing take the viewer up to the high Himalaya, and through some of the most exhilarating runs of skiing and snow-boarding anywhere in the world. Shot from as high as 20, 000 feet in the air, from a helicopter with doors removed, the aerial views of the Himalaya in this film are stunning. A new and unique production, it expands the definition of an adventure sport and wilderness documentary. Rough cut ready. Over 50 hours of footage. Three years in the making (1998-2001). Production expenditure: 1, 95, 000. The Tiger of Indian Waters: the mighty mahseer: Currently in production. A film on the most sporting fish in the world. Digi Beta, 2001-2005. Will be ready for post in December 2005. A Shivalik Monsoon: A first-time-ever intimate look into the life of the Paradise Flycatcher, certainly the most beautiful and widely-distributed bird of the Indian subcontinent. We decided to use the Paradise Flycatcher as the main element and then focus in on the unique bird and animal life of this micro bio-zoo-geographic zone that has never been filmed in isolation before. Sandwiched as it is between two strong personalities - that of the brash, young and altitudinally-impressive Himalaya and the dusty-summery plains of northern India - we decided to pull out the old mountain range of the Shivaliks from its retirement in geography and geology text-books! The glorious Paradise Flycatchers of the Himalayan foothills were filmed using a combination of a Digi Beta camcorder and long lenses, from hides, as well as from several twenty feet and higher tree-mounted Flycam cameras that were placed relatively close to the nests, without disturbing the birds. The Paradise Flycatchers have been filmed here for the first time in such intimate detail, along with all the other exciting denizens of their sylvan sub-Himalayan world, including the rare Pied Hornbill, the cliff-dwelling Goral and the Orange-headed Ground Thrush. This film has some first-time and rare footage. Shot over four months in the summer of 2000. Over 28 hours of footage. Production expenditure: 80, 000. Rough cut ready. Wild India 24 hours: This innovative programme concept allows us to explore a less straitjacketed and more free-wheeling approach to the documentary form, lending it a new realism and imparting to it a life of its own. Condensing time and space, biodiversity and geography, spirit and form, all into one medium and in one space, we cover the entire Indian subcontinent in one sweeping montage, from Pakistan to Myanmar, and from Kashmir in the north to Kanyakumari and the Indian Ocean to the south. Everything is happening in one 24 hour sunrise-sunset-sunrise period on a winter day in December 2003, and yet there is a sense of timelessness about this fantastic journey through the heart of Wilderness India. This was shot using a variety of techniques and cameras. Most of the filming was done on Digi Beta camcorders, the aerials were recorded on DVCAM using a Flycam, and several crews worked extensively and travelled far afield to record the extremities of the Indian subcontinent. Culled from an exciting mass of footage! A few of the species filmed have been recorded for the first time ever. Definitely a first-ever attempt on such a scale, and in such a tricky geographic sweep of terrain! We’re No Monks: Feature film; 2 hours and 15 minutes long; Widescreen Digital Betacam; 2004. McLeod Ganj, also known as little Lhasa in India, is a few kilometers above Dharamshala. Tucked away in the foothills of the Himalaya in Northern India, it is a hub of Tibetan activities. Amid the cluster of Tibetan exiled government offices, institutions and organizations, ordinary refugees live with hopes of returning to Tibet someday. However, a generation has changed and so have dreams, desires and aspirations of the people, especially the younger ones. This story is about them. Four friends find solace in a small cafe away from McLeod Ganj where they are not pressured by family and societal expectations. It is a perfect little place for unemployed and rejected youth to share and vent their emotions. Run and owned by a local Indian, town people however look at Shiva cafe in contempt. They think it is a hovel for drug addicts and the source of all illegal happenings in Dharamshala. Damdul, a mute orphan, lives a contented life. Obscure but observant, Damdul’s mind is difficult to read. Tenzin, an unemployed youth, wants go to America where he thinks lie solutions for all his problems. But his father, a Tibetan government employee, expects his son to follow his foot-steps. A conflict of priorities separates them... Tsering is a carefree man, his life \'s choices having separated him from his wife. But now he is being separated from his little daughter as well, by his ex-father-in-law, and Tsering will do anything to stop him. Pasang, a new arrival from Tibet, has a past filled with pain and hatred. A cousin has also made it into exile, and has brought him news of far greater loss than he had expected. A writer by hobby, Pasang authors plays to express his views on the Tibetan freedom struggle. He has written a play for the up-coming drama competition and is acting in it too. He is secretive about its contents, calling it \'sensitive \'. All is not always well for these young men, in their small world. A theft in town changes everything... Suspected and alienated, the four friends still help each other out, when in trouble. They organize a party to raise funds for Pasang \'s sister who just arrived from Tibet and needs immediate medication. However, after the party and some drunken pranks, and the excessive bullying by a manipulative police officer, Tenzin gets pushed to a violent mission for Tibet \'s freedom. A chilling twist to the story shows that personal objectives not only govern us in life, but also in death! We’re No Monks A struggle for identity WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LIMITED and CLEAR MIRROR PICTURES announce completion of the first Indo-Tibetan digital feature film. New Delhi: Wilderness Films India Limited and Clear Mirror Pictures today announced the completion of their joint co-production “We \'re no Monks”, the first ever digital Indo-Tibetan feature film. The release of the film is slated for 2004 in select theaters in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Calcutta and Dharamshala. Announcing the release was Mr. Rupin Dang, Director, Wilderness Films and Pema Dhondup, Director, Clear Mirror Pictures. We’re No Monks (WANM) shows a world of Tibetans sharply different from that usually perceived by the west. Caught between the expectations of a traditional society and the realities of the present world situation, four friends attempt to reconcile their dreams and aspirations with the social and political influences that push them to separate paths. One chooses the dreaded path of terrorism, which is against the non-violent teachings of the Dalai Lama. It is therefore a look into the possibility of young Tibetans taking the path of violence as a means of fighting for their cause. To put this story on screen for the international audience, film school graduates and professionals from all over the world — the US, Germany, Italy and India, including veteran Bollywood actor Mr. Gulshan Grover and artists from the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts — have joined up with Pema Dhondup, the writer and director of the film. Mr. Grover agreed to join the project out of his love of the contemporary nature of the script and the fact that it was about exiled Tibetan refugees living in India. He has not taken any compensation for his talent as a contribution to the Tibetan cause. He plays a no-nonsense local police officer. Shot on 16:9 widescreen Digital Betacam, this film isthe first of its kind in India to be blown up to 35mm for worldwide theatrical release, a practice that is otherwise quite common in the west, in order to save on the high cost of making a celluloid feature film. Pema opted for it, however, to get the unique look he wanted for the neo-realistic docu-drama nature of the project, even apart from the cost benefits. Budgeted at about US300, 000, the project will go a long way in encouraging low budget independent productions in India. ’We’re No Monks’ is already drawing attention in the international film festival circuits and has been submitted to Sundance, Slamdance, Telluride, Cannes and SFO Asian Film Festivals where it will be premiered in 2004. The film will be released in theaters in the United States and Europe as part of mainstream film distribution channels, which will be initiated with the help of Wilderness Films’ distributor, Mr. Archie Scott from Florida. The film will also be released on DVD/VCD worldwide. ______________________________ For more information, please contact: Rupin Dang Managing Director Wilderness Films India Ltd. 1 Factory Road Ring Road South New Delhi 110 029 Office: +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766 Email: wfi@vsnl.com www.wildfilmsindia.com",21);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"index_spirituality.htm","6 Apr 2006","Spirituality, Culture and Heritage","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Spirituality, Culture and Heritage: Pushkar town, Nagaur cattle fair and related Rajathan footage from January and February 2006 (HDV and DVCAM; 24 hours) Sri Aurobindo Society celebrations for the Birthday of the Mother, including music, chanting and prayers. February 2006. Bahubali statue (57 feet tall and more than ten centuries old) at Shravanabelagola town in Karnataka: rare footage of the once in 12 years Mahamastaka Abhisheka (February 2006). (HDV and DVCAM; 21 hours). His Holiness the Dalai Lama delivering a speech on Twelve Links of Dependent Origination in New Delhi, with a translation to English. (HDV and DVCAM; 6 hours) February 2006. The Siddhis of Gujarat, who originally came to India as salt workers / slaves from Sudan. Footage includes dance forms (faithfully Sudanese / African in nature), villages, community gatherings, individual faces, children, habitat, etc. (Format: DVCAM; 5 hours) Kalbelias, the snake dancers of Rajasthan. (1 hour) Apatani Rain sacrifice ceremony at Ziro village (the largest village in Asia) in Lower Subansiri, Arunachal Pradesh, with a 108 year old man undertaking the ceremony on a raised wooden platform known as a ‘labang’, with wooden spires around it, called ‘babo’. Also, marriage ceremony feast, consumption and exchange of traditional dried pork during Myoko festival. (Format: Digital Betacam; 1 hour) The remote village community of Luguthang, one of the world’s highest villages and also the highest electrified village, at 16, 000 feet in Arunachal Pradesh. (Format: Betacam SP; 2 hours) 12 different dance forms from Bhutan and another 12 from Arunachal Pradesh. (3 hours) Amarnath Yatra / pilgrimage, Jammu & Kashmir state: The entire pilgrimage has been covered from Pahalgam to the cave with the ice lingam and back to Sonamarg. Also Srinagar, Dal Lake, Nagin Lake, flowering lotus being harvested, Jhelum river, Khaniyar and Dasgir Sahib mosques, shikaras and house boats, Nishat and Shalimar Mughal gardens, Shankaracharya temple and hill, Chinar trees, cricket bat making, Hazratbal Mosque, boulevard, water skiing, Dachigam National Park forest with Black Bear and endangered Hangul Deer (their last stronghold – they are found nowhere else globally). (Format: DVCAM; 15 hours) West Bengal Ganga Sagar confluence and Chitrakoot in Uttar Pradesh. (Format: Mini DV; 3 hours) Festival of Sacred Chanting and Singing, New Delhi, 2003. Groups came from all over the world including Africa, Europe and America. Includes Gregorian chants and throat singers / singing from Tuva. (DVCAM, 3 hours) Spiti Kalchakra, one of the largest Buddhist festivals presided over by the Dalai Lama. This particular festival was held at the Key Gompa / monastery, in the high altitude rain shadow arid desert regions of Spiti, Himachal Pradesh state, India. We have documented the entire festival over a one-month period, with excellent close-up images of His Excellency The Dalai Lama, the religious head, in exile, of Tibet. Footage includes some stunning Himalayan landscapes, mountains, rainbows in the high altitude desert, flowering plants, and rugged terrain. (Format: Digital Betacam; 13 hours) Child Marriages in Alwar, Rajasthan. Rare footage of the rarer occurrence of the age old albeit now illegal practice from rural India, with rare footage of a mass child marriage in progress. (Format: Mini DV; 4 hours) Madhya Pradesh: Khajuraho dance festival, Panna rural lifestyles and livelihoods, cave paintings and dwellings in the forests of Panna, Hindu cremation sequences, interviews with Sloth Bear attack victims, with visibly displayed claw-marks and deep gash wounds inflicted by Sloth Bears. Dhundwa falls – the misty waterfalls, fisheries, pisciculture, fish hatchlings in government nursery, Ken River Lodge camp, Bhoramdeo temple in Kavardah / Kawardha – a 5th century temple with sculptures of erotica, Baiga tribals from Madhya Pradesh - their customs and village life, Bhimbetka cave and rock paintings, tiger census in progress. Also, Orchha temples and cenotaphs, Betwa river, rafting on the Betwa, Dussehra celebrations in Orchha, Jehangir Mahal, Ram Raja temple, Bundelkhand Riverside Resort owned by the Maharaja of Orchha, Barwasagar / Barwa Sagar fort and lake, Garh Kundhar and Datia fort. Also, the 450 year old Baobab tree planted by Maharaja Bir Singh Deo of Orchha. (Format: DVCAM; 18 hours) Jarawas, Onges and other tribals and extinct / dying communities from Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Bay of Bengal, India. Jaunsar Bawar region where polygamy and polyandry still coexist, and the dubious Duryodhan temple at Osla / Sima. Valleys of the Rupin, Supin and Tons. (1 hour) Traditional royal wedding ceremony in the erstwhile state of Nagodh, with family revelry and large scale celebrations. Also, modern day Indian weddings with pomp, pageantry and splendour, both at the village and rural level, and among the more modern extravagant upper middle class. Tibetan government in exile : Tibetan seat of political power out of Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh, India. Monks of Sherab Ling Monastery singing and chanting (Grammy Award winning choir of monks). Tibetan people in residence in India : lifestyle, livelihoods, religion in exile, ennui among the young in Tibetan communities in exile. Feature film ‘We’re No Monks’ was co-produced by our company and the joint copyright rests with us. This film includes a lot of lifestyle images, footage of the popular Bollywood (Bombay Hindi cinema) baddy actor Gulshan Grover and lesser actors from the Tibetan community. As the first Indo Tibetan film project and the first Tibetan digital film, this feature film has been screened in theaters worldwide, and awaits worldwide release, and has attracted widespread acclaim and reviews worldwide. Dalai Lama footage. Buddhist and Tibetan monasteries, chanting, prayers, scrolls, prayer wheels, butter lamps and traditions. Indian Railways as a cultural institution: With more than one million employees, this is one of the largest employers worldwide. We have train journeys across India, shots from inside trains, Palace on Wheels – a luxury train with a dining coach, airconditioned cabins, and luxurious toilets, train stations, railway history, antique trains at Railway Museum, steam trains, electric locomotives, metre gauge, narrow gauge and broad gauge trains.",12);arrFiles[27]=new Array(28,"index_sports.htm","6 Apr 2006","Sports","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Sports: Polo matches on New Delhi’s Jaipur Polo Grounds, with corporate and military teams competing amid a regal ambience, with the Who’s Who of Delhi in attendance. School and college-level sports in progress, at the local, regional, state and national level. Cricket matches in progress, cricket mania / madness among the middle class of India, cricket at regional and national levels, football and hockey matches, golf tournaments, tennis matches, Kho-kho and Kabaddi (Indian sports), and a range of athletics and gymnastics.",5);arrFiles[28]=new Array(29,"index_strange.htm","6 Apr 2006","Strange Things, Events and Happenings","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Strange Things, Events and Happenings: - Man impaling a trident through his cheeks at Spiti, during a ritual Buddhist dance at the Kalchakra ceremony presided over by the Dalai Lama. - Wild Boar, Monkey, cow and mithun sacrifice, slaughter, carving and eating. Eating snails. Dogs being caught for eating. Barking deer meat being sold in the market. Poachers shooting and bringing back a Wild Boar - pig and a monkey, subsequently carving them and roasting them on an open fire, before eating them. Chicken being cut, skinned and cooked on a moving train! Also, snails, eels, snakes, barking deer, squirrels, dogs (tied-up/live and dead), civet cat, pheasants and silk worms being sold in a market, to be consumed as food! - Siddhi dancers, once brought from Sudan as salt workers to India. We have a rare dance sequence in which the lead dancer of a chain dancing troupe cracks a hard coconut on his head after throwing it in the air, and having it land on his head! - A Wild Boar eats another Wild Boar in the wild : animal cannibalism! -First time ever filmed rare sequences of the mating of the endangered Hard-ground Barasingha, a species of deer found only in two grassland areas of central India. This footage was recorded over an entire summer out in the grasslands, with temperatures regularly exceeding 110 degrees F, during an extreme central Indian summer. First time and very rare footage, including excellent recordings of rutting calls and of the male deer picking up large tussocks of grass and swamp mud on his antlers and then displaying through the grasslands. - Rare and unique shot of a tiger leaping into the air and landing on the trunk of an elephant, as part of a mock attack that turned serious. Never before has such a scene been filmed! - Footage of a man who lifts a 6 kilogram heavy iron ball with his eye-lid. - A cow with six legs, walking on the streets of New Delhi. Where else but in India!? - Uttar Pradesh state Parliament fight: legislators throwing chairs, microphones and other items at each other in the Parliament: mayhem! Bleeding and injured legislators hide under desks and escape from the scene. Democracy at work! - Man swallowing sword - image of him with the sword disappearing down his throat! - Holy man walking several miles to pilgrimage site, even going uphill, on a pair of tall stilts! - Kids diving into the highly polluted and almost ecologically-dead Yamuna river to get coins, braving polluted and with metal and other dangerous contaminants. - Alang shipyard - Workers cutting apart huge ships, to recycle as scrap, working in dangerous environments with asbestos and rusted metal, and worse. - Camel and goat halal at Eid (slow killing, by slitting the throat in stages), with gushing fountains of blood coming out. Gory! Not for the faint-hearted! Also, dog, cow and pig slaughter! - People in a trance: Lakhat and Nanda Devi Raj Jat. People whirling around dervish-like, completely out of control of themselves, and clearly in the sway of some other power. - Child marriages being practiced in Rajasthan, India, with children as young as two years being married offin a mass ceremony. We have filmed the entire ceremony, of this practice that is banned in India. - Arunachali Apatani women folk, wearing large / huge blocks of cane in their noses, as part of a cultural tradition! - Sabarimala - Thousands of Indian pilgrims (men only) from South India trekking into the mountains of Sabarimala for an annual pilgrimage, carrying bags of rice on their heads and carrying out a pledge of abstinence. - Eric Weinheimer, visually challenged American climber on Mt. Everest. - Short-toed Eagle doing the \'Samba \', prior to descending from the skies at great speed, and finally making off with a snake from the ground, having zeroed in on it from a great height in the sky - excellent eye-sight! - Mansarovar and Kailash pilgrimage in Tibet - the tough journey that pilgrims endure to get across from India, through Nepal and into Tibet, to reach the barren Tibetan plateau, and offer their prayers to the gods. Some pilgrims even take a full circle of the Kailash mountain while prostating at every step, standing up and then lying down on the ground again, thus making very painful progress! - Unique footage of a Wild Boar eating another Wild Boar, in the wild! - Elephant fights and dead elephant following one such fight for supremacy and fighting off a rival to a female elephant. - Rare footage of elephant pre-mating fights, and the graphic images of the mating process itself, with the male \'s penis unsheathed (nearly three feet long). - Indian python eating an entire langur monkey up, and then getting gorged on it, with the monkey’s contours sticking out of the side of the Python! - Sloth Bear maulings: shots of people badly mauled and injured by angry Sloth Bears. - Rain sacrifice in Ziro village, Arunachal Pradesh, with a 113-year old man conducting a ceremony to bring about rains, and sacrificing chickens for the purpose. - Interview with Babu Chiri Sherpa, the man who climber Everest 12 or 13 times, and even spent a night on the summit! He died by falling into a glacial crevasse the next day, right after our interview with him, on Everest. We have footage of the glaciers and crevasses on Everest. - Paraplegic / heavily physically challenged man, without legs, climbing the high Himalaya, over tens of miles, to reach his pilgrimage destination, in sub-zero temperatures. - Dead bodies on South Col of Mt. Everest, lying around in the rarified air, with no one able to take them down. They have leathered over the decades that they have been there, exposed to the elements, and are in very good condition. We have very close and chilling visuals! - Elephant standing in a lake looking for fish, catching them and killing them on its trunk and then consuming them. (Fish are not known to be on the diet of an elephant!) Rare footage! - A four-horned goat! Used as the centrepiece of the unique once-in-twelve-years Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra, a pilgrimage attended by hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from across India, and one that takes pilgrims into the high Himalaya (up to 18, 000 feet + altitude). They all follow this four-horned goat into the mountains and release it there in an alpine meadow! - The sight of hundreds of bones, perfectly preserved skeletons and skulls lying at the edge of a high altitude Himalayan tarn, at Roopkund. Lots of theories have abounded about the origin of these people and the cause of their death in an obviously violent manner, many hundreds of years old. - Tigers mating - We have stunning visuals (and very rare) of a pair of Indian Tigers mating deep inside the forests of central India. Probably first time footage... - Shikra eating Sparrow - We have a close-up, stunning and rare sequence of the Shikra (a raptor) tearing apart a sparrow and eating it from beginning to end, with very tight up close shots - nature in the raw! - Cicada drawing sap and spraying it in the air, from a tree: very dramatic shot! - Paradise Flycatcher feeding insects to its chicks in the nest: the insect is too large and the chicks can \'t swallow it - a comical sequence, as the parent nearly suffocates its own chick, but all ends well! - A pair of conjoined (joined at the head) twin 10 year old girls who live a \'normal \' life in India, with a study of their daily routine and family life. - Chickens with kicking legs, long after they have been decapitated, defeathered and had their necks, wings and legs cut off. Despite being \'dead \', their nerves keep conveying signals to the limbs for quite a while after. -A cow \'s heart beating long after it has been killed, had its legs cut off and neck chopped off. - A pair of young Scavenger Vultures fighting so fiercely that both have their feathers flying, and one is pinned down below the other. Rather comic! - Green Barbet chick nearly blinding a fellow nestling, pecking for the first time with its powerful beak. - Barbet nearly throwing other chick out of nest, as space gets restricted due to the growing chicks within. - Chukor partridge digging in the sand, with dust and grit flying all over, its legs and wings going all over the place. Again, rather comic! - Black Labrador having a nightmare, with his legs kicking and tongue sticking out of his mouth! - Rhesus Macaque approaching from behind and playing with woman \'s hair, as she sits on a park bench. Also, Macaques pulling out car wipers, throwing flower-pots down from terraces, etc. - A Tree Pie magpie eating ticks and other external parasites off a feeding/grazing Wild Boar: symbiosis in the animal world. - An elephant flatulating (!), with natural sound effects to boot. - Babblers preening. One bird looks drugged, as the other digs into its neck feathers, to take out parasites... - Bahubali statue at Shravanabelagola town in Karnataka: fascinating footage of the once in 12 years Mahamastaka Abhisheka ceremony, in which thousands of devotees pour millions of gallons of milk and turmeric water and flower petals over the statue, bathing it in various hues of white and yellow and the colours of many flowers, and making for stunning and inspiring images of one of the rarest and most fascinating religious ceremonies anywhere in the world. - Rare behavioural studies of the Indian Wild Dog or dhole, including pack hunting behaviour, one male sitting on the face of another male (to show dominance) and mounting other males and females, again to show dominance within the pack. - Rhino taking a leak : Indian One-horned Rhinoceros taking a leak : a huge fountain of water emanating from the rear.",16);arrFiles[29]=new Array(30,"index_wildlife.htm","6 Apr 2006","Wildlife","","","Adventure Sports Aerial Sports Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment Etc Festivals and Religions Indian Cities/Town/States Indian History / Archival Collection International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports Strange Things, Events and Happenings The Himalaya Wildlife More... Wildlife: A current project has obtained the first film footage ever of a rare Himalayan ungulate - the Serow, and the first in-depth film record of the breeding biology of the rare Cheer and Koklass Pheasants and the nesting of the Kaleej or Kalij Pheasant of the lower and middle Himalaya. Among other species, we have filmed and photographed over 30 Himalayan species of birds, flowers and animals for the first time ever. Thus, we have valuable scientific records by way of footage and stills that have not been made available internationally as yet… Pythons at Bharatpur National Park. We also have a rare hour-long sequence of a Python consuming an entire deer in Kanha National Park, from killing it, ingesting it and finally going into weeks of deep sleep as it works the deer out of its system. (Format: Digital Betacam, DVCAM; 2 hours) Rare and extensive sequences of the breeding biology of the Asiatic Paradise Flycatcher, perhaps the most beautiful bird in all of Asia. (Format: Digital Betacam, 6 hours.) Fifty species of waterfowl at Keoladeo Ghana, Bharatpur - one of the finest wetlands in South Asia: many different species of Bitterns, Herons, Storks, Cranes, Crakes, Snipes, Terns, Raptors, Nightjars, Owls, waders, etc. Rare nocturnal shots of the Toddy Cat or Palm Civet, as well as Monitor Lizards, Blackbuck and Bluebull. (Format: Beta SP, Digital Betacam; 12 hours.) Corbett collection: The most extensive record ever on the Corbett National Park of Uttaranchal, the erstwhile Hailey National Park and the first National Park in India. Rare and extensive records of the Asiatic elephant, including migration, feeding, rivalry, fights, extremely rare and graphic mating sequences, migration, poaching, natural death and more. Tiger footage includes stalking, feeding, tigress with cubs, tigress bringing up cubs, river crossing, rivalry, and more. (Format: Digital Betacam, DVCAM; 80 hours) Rajaji National Park in Uttaranchal. Govind Pashu Vihar, Kedarnath and Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve in the high mountains of Garhwal. Bharal or Blue Sheep in the Har ki dun. Himalayan Black Bear above Harsil. (8 hours.) Talle Valley in Arunachal. Thromsingla in Bhutan (1 hour). Also, 30 hours of high quality HDV High Definition material on Arunachal Pradesh, shot between November 2005 and January 2006: D’Ering / D’Erring Wildlife Sanctuary, Pasighat, Oran, boating, riverine expeditioning and wildlife watching on the Brahmaputra river, herds of elephant as large as 140 strong, tea gardens, tea being plucked, rice beer (apong) being made, kids going to school, ceremonial feasts, village life, dances, music, and more. Also, many different traditional forms of fishing, including the use of trawlers, nets, and fish poaching with dynamite, on larger rivers, in small streams and in small ponds. Monkey poaching in the forest, subsequent roasting of the monkey and poachers consuming it for dinner. Also, Wild Boar hunt followed by cleaning the Wild Boar, cooking it and eating it. Mithun slaughter, carving and cooking as part of a community feast in Arunachal. Dog being caught to be killed and eaten. Central Indian wildlife reserves / sanctuaries / national parks / tiger reserves : Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Panna, Shivpuri, Chambal, Pench, Rewa in Madhya Pradesh. Tiger sequences from the wild, superb footage of huge herds of Gaur or Indian Bison in Kanha, entire rutting and mating sequences of Barasingha ( Cervus duvauceli ) at Kanha, Python eating Chital deer, nilgai or Bluebull, Toddy Cat or Common Palm Civet, Tupaia or Tree Shrew, Raneh Falls and Pandav Falls – waterfalls located deep in the forest, Chital or Spotted Deer, crabs, snakes, rats, Sloth Bear, Chowsingha / Chousingha or Four-horned antelope, Grey headed Fishing Eagle, nightjar, Black naped Hare, Rusty spotted Cat, Brown Fish Owl, Great Horned Owl. Also, rare footage of the Dhole or Indian Wild Dog displaying dominance behaviour, pack hunting, mating and family life. (Format: DVCAM, Digi Beta; 65 hours) Rann of Kutch and Gir National Park in Gujarat. Rare sequences of the Asiatic Lion (Panthera leo persica) (it’s last stronghold in the wild, globally) and common leopard from Gir, their prey species: Chital, Sambhar, Bluebull, Blackbuck, Wild Boar, Peafowl, Langur, etc. (Format: DVCAM, Betacam SP; 25 hours) Gir National Park, Porbandar, Gujarat : Sunset at Porbandar, Lesser Flamingos, Porbandar seaside (where Mahatma Gandhi was born), villagers, bullock carts, pelicans, on way to Ahmedabad, woodpeckers, deer, Junagarh (historical buildings), Kesariya flowers, Painted Storks, Egrets, endangered Demoiselle Cranes in large flocks, Maldhari women, Siddhi dancers, desert mice, Peacocks, roaring and yawning lions, drive through forest, forest ranger with lion, blue bull, etc. (Format: DVCAM, Mini DV; 10 hours) Rare sequence of a Wild Boar eating a young Wild Boar, at Sariska National Park. (Format: Digital Betacam; 1 hour) Project Tiger: Ranthambhore, Panna National Park, Ken river, Shivpuri / Madhav National Park, Karera, Gwalior fort, Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park, central Indian pine forest. (Format: Betacam; 5 hours) Sariska National Park and Ranthambhore Ranthambhor Tiger Reserve: 20 years of Tiger Project, Sariska, Grey Partridge calling and digging, Jungle Bush Quail, Grey headed Flycatcher, Rose ringed Parakeet, Green Pigeon, Bay backed Shrike, Painted and Indian Spurfowl, Jungle Babbler, Spotted Owlet, Golden backed Woodpecker, Tree Pie (a magpie species) picking ticks off the face of a Wild Boar, thus displaying symbiosis in nature. (Format: Betacam SP; 4 hours) Ranthambhore and Sariska Tiger Reserves in Rajasthan. Kankwadi fort in Sariska (where the Mughal Emperor Dara Shikoh was held captive) and Pandupol. Ranthambhor - extensive coverage of the Ranthmabhor fort and Jogi Mahal palace. (6 hours) Delhi Ridge and its attendant wildlife. Aravalli habitat in adjacent Haryana and Rajasthan. (5 hours.) Rare sequences of the Himalayan Snow Fox bounding along the frozen Zanskar river at Padum, Zanskar, Jammu & Kashmir. Life in Zanskar during the winter months, when few outsiders can reach the valleys of Zanskar. (Format: Digi Beta; 1 hour) Sloth Bear of central India: shots of Sloth Bear raiding fields, digging ants out of ant-hill and consuming them, rambling through forest, crossing empty streambed and clawing on tree. (Format Digi Beta, 1 hour) Extensive nesting sequences of over forty species of Indian birds, including in-depth coverage of the nesting of the Paradise Flycatcher, during May-June 2000, along the forests of the Ramganga and Corbett Park Region, in Uttar Pradesh. Also, Tailor Bird and Ashy Wren Warbler nesting and breeding biology. (Various formats; Total: 25 hours.) Shots of the rare Golden Langur in Assam’s rain forests and the Sankosh Valley in Bhutan. (Format: Digi Beta; 1 hour) The Thar (an ungulate), Monal Pheasant and Tibetan Snowcock, apart from many other Himalayan species, at Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park, Nepal. Ladakh wildlife : Tibetan Wolf, Brahminy Ducks nesting at Tsokar, Black necked Cranes, Bharal or Blue Sheep, Pikas (Mouse Hare), Marmots, Lark, Tibetan Snowfinch, Tibetan Hare, Golden Eagle. Extensive footage on Project Tiger, the conservation programme. (Format: Betacam SP; 12 hours) Pindari Glacier during the winter months. Extensive study of the Snow pigeon, shots in flight, sitting on protected cliffs, flying with snow-peaks in the background, fields at Khati, Jatoli village life, Dhakuri pass panoramas, Trishul, Nanda Devi and other peaks from Kausani. Fishing for the mighty Mahseer (India’s sport fish) in Cauvery / Kaveri river in Karnataka, Kabini in Mysore, Ramnathpur, Ramganga river in Uttaranchal, above Corbett National Park, 45 lbs. mahaseer being caught by fisherman, underwater shots, Kosi river, Pancheshwar confluence of two rivers in Kumaon, Renuka Lake, Himachal Pradesh. Also, Murrel fishing in Kaveri, Carp being caught and Rainbow / Brown trout fishing in Dodital in the high Himalaya. Also, footage of Indian fisherman Vijay Soni in action in different waters, and fighting for different species. (Format: DVCAM; 20 hours) Extensive collection of footage of birds belonging to Indian subcontinent. Of the 1200 species to be found in South Asia, we have the largest collection worldwide, with footage of more than 400 species, or a third of all birds to be found in India. Patna Bird Sanctuary : jackal hunting waterfowl, large congregation of waterfowl in wetland, Sarus Cranes (very important in Indian mythology, as they mate for life) in mating display, Blackbuck. Kheechan, Rajasthan, with large flocks of migratory Demoiselle Cranes in the winter months. These cranes, endangered elsewhere, visit India in the winter months, by the thousands, after crossing the high Himalaya, to seek out warmer wintering grounds here. Big cats of South Asia: Clouded Leopard, Indian Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Common Leopard and Snow Leopard. Reptiles and snakes of South Asia: Ganges Gharial (highly endangered), crocodile, monitor lizard, Python, King Cobra, Krait, Star Turtle, tortoises, Calotes, and more. Indian herbivores/ungulates: Barking Deer, Blackbuck, Chinkara, Chital or Spotted Deer, Sambhar Deer, nilgai or Bluebull, Yak, Takin, Gaur or Indian Bison, Mithun.",16);arrFiles[30]=new Array(31,"inhouse.htm","3 Apr 2006","In house Production","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us W e are currently producing several films, most of which are entirely shot and are in varying stages of post-production. We are looking at distributing or post-producing these with an international partner, and then working out sale/distribution terms for Europe, Japan and the rest of the world. Please get in touch with us, if you would like to partner us on these film projects... THE HIDDEN HIMALAYA Directed By - Rupin Dang Duration - 52 Min Format - Digi Beta (4:3) In post Production THE MYSTERIES OF NANDA DEVI Directed By - Rupin Dang Duration - 52 Min Format - Digi Beta (4:3) In post Production A SHIVALIK MONSOON Directed By - Rupin Dang Duration - 30 Min Format - Digi Beta (4:3) Completed HELI-SKIING IN THE HIMALAYA Directed By - Rupin Dang Duration - 30 Min Format - Digi Beta Widescreen (16:9) OVER THE HIMALAYA Directed By - Rupin Dang Duration - 30 Min Format - Digi Beta Widescreen (16:9) WE \'RE NO MONKS Directed By - Pema Dhondup Produced By - Rupin Dang and Pema Dhondup For more information on our films and productions, click here",15);arrFiles[31]=new Array(32,"location_01.htm","2 Apr 2006","Wilderness Locations","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Wilderness Locations We can scout out locations right across the length and breadth of India, and the subcontinent, for your feature or documentary production. We specialize in outdoor, wilderness and off-beat locations, especially in the Himalaya and the central Indian heartland. Besides, we have our own ‘Wilderness Mountain Quail field station cum bhooth bangla \', an 1804 haunted house replete with stories, history (the Amir of Afghanistan was kept hostage here, a leopard was shot from the sitting room window, and Wynberg Allen School started in this building, in the 1880 \'s...) and lots of local anecdotes. It is located a six hour drive away from New Delhi, in the hills of Mussoorie, Uttaranchal, at an altitude of 7400 feet. We can book this location for your next feature or television series. Surrounded by 900 acres of virgin forest, there are several many-star hotels within 20 minutes \' driving distance away, to house your cast and crew. Scroll down for more The forest immediately below the Jabbarkhet haunted house A view of the mist-shrouded hills, from Jabbarkhet A brilliant evening view of the haunted house (no filters used!) A view of the Dehra dun plains, from Jabbarkhet hanunted house, taken with a 600 mm lens View from the east side verandah of the Jabbarkhet haunted house - the two hundred year old Deodar tree... NEXT",15);arrFiles[32]=new Array(33,"location_02.htm","2 Apr 2006","Wilderness Locations","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us The forest immediately below the Jabbarkhet haunted house, with Pari Tibba and the lower hills around Jharipani and the dhobi ghat West of the haunted house - thick deodar forest, and the distant Jabbarkhet bazaar Bonfire near the south face of the Jabbarkhet haunted house. Note the lovely mists in the background and the warm evening light Haunted house no. 3, looking south Looking south to main haunted house, from near the entrance gate PAGE 1 | NEXT",13);arrFiles[33]=new Array(34,"location_03.htm","2 Apr 2006","Wilderness Locations","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Page # 3 South face of haunted house from above the forested cliff-face Haunted house no. 2 (the smallest structure), now all broken-down, with Surkhanda Devi and Dhanolti hills behind it North face of haunted house, as seen from parking lot / helipad South face of haunted house from above the forested cliff-face Wild Cosmos blossoms cover the hillside after the monsoon PAGE 1 | PAGE 2",13);arrFiles[34]=new Array(35,"otherservices.htm","2 Apr 2006","Wilderness Films India Ltd","","","W ilderness Films India Ltd. provides the following services to the print & publishing industry at large. We are based in Delhi, India and are able to make use of digital and online workflows to service distant clients at competitive rates. Photo and image sourcing We conduct experienced and informed photo research (picture research) for publishing companies. We supply images on royalty-free or licensed use, or then on contractual basis using our large image archive consisting of almost 750,000 slides on 35 mm, taken throughout South Asia. We specialize in Indian Wildlife Images, but can get you just about anything you might need from the region. We also have a widespread network of local & international photographers, artists, and photo libraries. - Image enhancement / retouching / manipulation We cover many image-related needs. We can commission, modify, or improve an image. We can also provide expert Photoshop skills where necessary. - Digital and traditional illustrations and artwork We can source or generate original images to suit your brief. - Permissions (photos, illustrations, text) We secure permissions for all forms of text and image reproduction. - Freelance writing Wilderness Films is sensitive to the publishing industry \'s tight budgets and deadlines. Please contact us for a quote or for further information at wfi@vsnl.com or wfil@vsnl.net",5);arrFiles[35]=new Array(36,"post_production.htm","4 Apr 2006","Post Production","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Wilderness Films \' post production team was responsible for the production of the prestigious Telly award winning documentary “India in Transition” , that was made for Discovery, Europe and Directed by Archie Scott, Indra Productions Inc., USA. Over 10,000 entries are submitted for the awards each year. Mac based Post Production set-up Wilderness Post production setup has a latest entrant in its inventory with a DeckLink Pro 10 bit video card . DeckLink Pro allows you to connect to the most advanced SDI based post production systems via true 10 bit SDI connections and built in video genlock, combined with the most incredible SDI, analog component YUV video monitoring with an incredible 8 channels of SPDIF digital audio monitoring. Uncompressed 10 bit is the highest quality possible from the SDI television system, and provides the most incredible image quality you have ever seen. We have in house editors with the latest setup of Apple Mac Systems, loaded with Final Cut Studio, for non-linear editing. We also provide Mac G4 Titanium and IBM laptops, for use during your shoots, or for non-linear editing. Our digital imaging lab provides high resolution drum-scan quality 4000 dpi scanning, on the Nikon Super Coolscan 4000 and Nikon Coolscan V ED with Digital Ice technology, to remove scratches and fungus from old slides. Come to us for DVD and Video CD mastering and bulk duplication, and transfers from any video format, at competitive rates. Contact Renjith at wfil@vsnl.net for post production related enquiries.",14);arrFiles[36]=new Array(37,"prdsupport.htm","2 Apr 2006","Production Support","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us FILM / VIDEO PRODUCTIONS For the past 19 years, Wilderness Films \' Production Support has offered crews, gear, locations, back-up and advice to the international broadcasting and film fraternity. We pride ourselves in working hard to offer the right people, technology and solutions as per the needs of the assignment at hand, and the budget available. We can handle your project, be it news, documentary or feature work, with a separate unit handling wildlife and environment content for television and the internet. We have 90 broadcast camera units in-house, 20 editing units, 50 full-time and 50 freelance staff, a capacity for up to a dozen professional field crews, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, equipped with roaming cellphones or sat-phones. We also have vehicles, editing facilities and VTR’s of all formats (PAL and NTSC), tapestock, producers, directors, an in-house travel agent (for your air and ground transportation, even helicopter charters), satellite uplinking - the works... We have the largest international production coordination and locations network in south Asia, and can provide camera units, crews, ground support and coordination, as per your requirements. We’ve been in the business for nineteen years and are a reputed public limited company. Be it an international production that requires a partner or an entirely Indian show, we have the solution for you, with our production department producing several international documentaries each year. We’ve shot on Everest for an entire four month period, and in just about every corner of the Himalaya over the past two decades. Our unique stock library houses 3000 hours on Digi Beta and 750, 000 still images.",11);arrFiles[37]=new Array(38,"press.htm","11 Apr 2006","Press Releases","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries New Used Equipment In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Press Releases from Wilderness Films India Ltd., New Delhi: 1) Wilderness Films sponsors workshop on \'Dealing with Wildlife Emergencies \' 2) Google to Launch Video Marketplace 3) A New Year for Google Video 3) Indra Productions, Inc., and Wilderness Films India Ltd. win prestigious TELLY	AWARD 4) Wilderness Films India Ltd. produces the first Tibetan digital feature film! For more information, please contact: Meghan Shrivastava Wilderness Films India Ltd. 1 Factory Road, Ring Road South New Delhi 110 029 Phone/Fax: +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766, 26100336 Email: wfil@vsnl.net www.wildfilmsindia.com In the News:	There are also many niche players. Aggregators such as Wilderness Films India point to what will undoubtedly become a huge future American market – the netcasting of content from India, China and other countries with large immigrant populations in the US. Source: IPTV and IPv6: Meant for Each Other, by Christopher Harz, Vice President, IPv6 Summit, Inc. http://www.usipv6.com/6sense/2006/feb/02.htm",14);arrFiles[38]=new Array(39,"press_google.htm","10 Apr 2006","Google News","","","Google to Launch Video Marketplace LAS VEGAS, NV – Jan. 6, 2006 – Live from the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) announced the planned opening of the Google Video store, the first open video marketplace enabling consumers to buy and rent a wide range of video content from a major television network, a professional sports league, cable programmers, independent producers and film makers. This fast growing collection of videos will include prime-time and classic hits from CBS, a full slate of NBA games from this season and outstanding performances from the past, music videos from SONY BMG, Charlie Rose interviews as well as news and historical content from ITN and new titles being added everyday. Google Video will let you watch lots of high quality video on the web for the first time. You can search and browse, and we make it fast and easy for you to watch, said Larry Page, Google \'s co-founder and president, Products... Available soon, people who visit the Google Video homepage at http://video.google.com will be able to browse listings of video by category from the store or search Google \'s entire collection of videos by simply entering keywords into the search box. Additional highlights of Google \'s video collection will include: Music videos from SONY BMG. Historic, news and educational footage from ITN. Clips from Getty Images \' Archive Films Collection. There will be thousands of titles for sale in the Google Video store with more titles added everyday. The list of content producers will also include ... Wilderness Films India Ltd. About Google Inc. Google \'s innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Founded in 1998 by Stanford Ph.D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Google today is a top web property in all major global markets. Google \'s targeted advertising program provides businesses of all sizes with measurable results, while enhancing the overall web experience for users. Google is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.google.com . Source: http://www.google.com/press/pressrel/video_marketplace.html A new year for Google Video Googler insights into product and technology news and our culture. Till now, Google Video has been about watching videos and clips online, which is really convenient ... But wouldn \'t it be awesome to watch that episode of CSI that you missed when even your trusty DVR failed you? This is one reason we \'ve launched the Google Video store, where you can rent or buy from such well-known media partners as CBS , the NBA , The Charlie Rose Show , and SONY BMG . We’re not only about mainstream content, though -– we have thousands of titles available (and more coming every day) from every imaginable type of producer, including this 1896 clip of the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II – one of the earliest known moving images. We’re especially pleased to offer such quality indie features as Ben Rekhi’s Waterborne (Drops Entertainment) and Lerone Wilson’s Aardvark’d: 12 Weeks with Geeks (Boondoggle Films). You can play all the videos you download using the all-new Google Video Player. We \'re especially pleased about the thumbnail navigation for browsing an entire video so you can play any portion with a single click. And there \'s another thing: if the content is not copy-protected, you can take your favorite videos with you on your iPod or PSP -- our to go option. Since it \'s so early in the year, here \'s a resolution we intend to keep: make sure new features and content continue to roll out, so that you think Google Video is one of the best ways to find video on the web. These video providers are getting us off to a great start: ... • WFIL : Wilderness Films India Ltd. is a leading producer and library of stock footage captured in India and across Asia. WFIL will offer 100 hours of high quality video, both free and for sale, on Google Video. Topics vary from helicopter skiing in the Himalaya, broadcast coverage of an Everest climb, and rare wildlife such as the takin and the clouded leopard to imagery spanning India \'s art, culture, technology, peoples, cities, and rural areas. 1/09/2006 10:16:00 PM Posted by Sanjay Raman, Google Video Team Source: Google Video Blog http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2006/01/new-year-for-google-video.html",10);arrFiles[39]=new Array(40,"press_inwi.htm","6 Apr 2006","Press Releases","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us INDRA PRODUCTIONS, Inc., and WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LTD. WIN TELLY AWARD (Brooksville, Florida) -- Indra Productions, Inc., a multinational film and video production company, recently received a Telly Award for its documentary India in Transition . As the first chapter in a two-part series that examines the country’s past and present social, political, and economic climate, India in Transition explores the birth and growth of India and its people into the world’s largest democracy. By incorporating the insights and experiences of Indian citizens, including politicians, sociologists, medical professionals, holistic practitioners, business people, media experts, and artists, Indra Productions, Inc. and its partner, Wilderness Films India Ltd., paint a poignant mosaic of India’s journey and emergence into the world marketplace. “India in Transition is a masterful piece of storytelling that gives voice to a country’s struggle to form and restructure its social, political, educational, and health care systems,” said Joan Hartogs, Executive VP, LandMark Media, Inc. “Indra Productions’ efforts have propelled India’s worldview image from that of a struggling country to that of a vibrant democracy already participating in the global arena.” Producer/Director, Archie R. Scott, and Wilderness Films India Ltd. produced the two-part series. Production and post-production was completed at Wilderness Films India Ltd., a state-of-the-art film and broadcast production facility offering High Definition production and post on a variety of formats. The documentary series is targeted both at the broadcast and educational non-broadcast markets, and India in Transition has been sold to Science and Humanities for the non-broadcast market. Worldwide distribution is being handled by La Lee D. du Monceau at Advantage Media Group. Indra Productions, Inc. and Wilderness Films India Ltd. are continuing their award-winning partnership and have teamed up to produce other programs, including Health Palaces – India which highlights the growing popularity of Ayurvedic health spas; Raja’s Kitchen , a co-production with Star TV; and Over the Himalaya , a half-hour, non-narrative video program about the Himalayan range that is intended for the international digital video disc (DVD) marketplace. For information about Indra Productions, Inc., and Wilderness Films India Ltd. productions, contact Meghan Shrivastava via email at wfil@wildfilmsindial.com Information about distribution of India in Transition and Health Palaces – India may be obtained by contacting La Lee D. du Monceau, Advantage Media Group at 1-410-465-0532 or via email at dumon@erols.com Raja’s Kitchen is distributed by Executive Producers Services for PBS. Contact Alan Foster at –1-703-739-0640 or via email at Alan@epstv.com The Telly Awards were created to honor and give recognition to outstanding non-network television commercials, videos, and films. Entries are not judged against each other. Instead, past winners judge the entries based on individual merit. Receiving a Telly statuette is a prestigious honor awarded to fewer than 7-10 percent of the more than 10,000 entries submitted each year.",16);arrFiles[40]=new Array(41,"press_wild.htm","6 Apr 2006","Press Releases","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Wilderness Films sponsors workshop on \'Dealing with Wildlife Emergencies \' Wilderness Films India sponsored a workshop on \'Dealing with Wildlife Emergencies \' for personnel of the Forest Department of Udham Singh Nagar, Uttaranchal. The training session was organized for Range Forest Officers & District Forest Officers (DFO \'s) of the district. The workshop was aimed at standardization of the procedures involved in dealing with wildlife emergencies, to create awareness of wildlife protection in India and to provide information regarding the handling and reintroduction into the wild, of wild animals, after capture. The workshop \'s duration was one day and it was held on the 21st of March, 2006. The venue of the workshop was the Eco-tourism Center at Chunakhan (near Ramnagar), in Uttaranchal state. The following was covered during the Workshop: Introduction Wildlife Protection Act (1972) Conflict situations Capture and rescue techniques, with inputs on trap cage design Chemical restraint and remote drug delivery systems Practical session: using Blowpipes Transportation, housing and husbandry Wildlife treatment with case studies Post-mortem of wild animals Interactive session Invited for the workshop were the following five resource persons: 1. Dr. A.V. Belsare, Veterinary doctor 2. Ashok Captain, Herpetologist 3. Dr. Shomita Mukherjee, wildlife biologist 4. Janiki Lenin, biologist 5. Satya Priya Gautam Bhalla, Hony. Wildlife Warden-Udham Singh Nagar, Uttaranchal We presented a blow-pipe to one of the DFO \'s for tranquilization of wild animals during rescue operations. The trip of the resource persons was sponsored by \'The Rufford Maurice Laing Foundation, UK \'. There were over 60 people participating in the workshop. The workshop was arranged by Satya Priya Gautam Bhalla and WFIL, and was sponsored by Wilderness Films India Ltd. Wilderness Films India camerapersons recorded the entire workshop proceedings on High Definition video, including detailed procedures and techniques involved in animal rescue, the use of blow-pipes and remote drug delivery systems. The original footage will shortly be available for global download on the internet at www.video.google.com Please punch in \'Wilderness Films India \' in the search box to scan through other content from our archive.",14);arrFiles[41]=new Array(42,"press_wnm.htm","6 Apr 2006","Press Releases","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Wilderness Films India Ltd. and Clear Mirror Pictures PRESS RELEASE: The first Indo-Tibetan digital feature film! WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LIMITED and CLEAR MIRROR PICTURES are happy to announce that the first Tibetan-language digital feature length fiction film has been entirely shot, and is currently in post-production in New Delhi, one of the first Indian feature films to use New Delhi as a post-production base. On March 18, “We \'re No Monks” (WNM) began shooting on location around Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh, India. The film is now in post-production. Due to be completed by October 2003, in time for the Sundance Film Festival, WNM is already drawing attention in the international film festival circuit. The movie tells the story of four friends living in McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala. “We \'re no Monks” shows a world of Tibetans sharply different from that usually perceived by the West. Caught between the expectations of a traditional society and the realities of the present world situation, these four friends attempt to reconcile their dreams and aspirations with the social and political influences that push them down the path of terrorism, which is naturally against the non-violent teachings of the Dalai Lama. To put this story on screen for an international audience, film school graduates and professionals from all over the world — the US, Germany, Italy, and India, and including veteran Bollywood actor Mr. Gulshan Grover and artists from the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts — have joined up with Pema Dhondup. Mr. Grover agreed to join the project as he liked the contemporary nature of the script about exiled Tibetan refugees living in India. He has not taken any compensation for his talent, as a gesture of his contribution to the Tibetan cause. He plays the role of a no nonsense local police officer. The film will be released in theaters in the United States and Europe, as part of mainstream film distribution channels, which will be initiated with the help of Wilderness Films \' distributor, Mr. Archie Scott from Florida. The film will also be released on DVD/VCD worldwide. In India, the film will be released in a few select theatres in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Calcutta and Dharamshala. Pema Dhondup, the writer, director, and coproducer of this film, made news videos and documentaries before getting a formal education in filmmaking from USC film school in Los Angeles from where some of the best Hollywood talent has graduated, through the Tibetan Fulbright scholarship program. He was chosen from amongst all the graduate students to direct a USC produced short film in his second year only, which is not only competitive but also prestigious because of the studio like production method of the film. He floated Clear Mirror Pictures after his return to India last September, to make films that are content based.Rupin Dang spent five years at the Film Studies department of Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, where he both studied and taught. He is now the Managing Director of Wilderness Films India Ltd., a broadcast services facility and television software production and stock archival organization in New Delhi. Himself a documentary filmmaker, this is his first involvement in a fictional feature project. When the WNM film project was brought before him, he immediately agreed to co-produce and take a 50% equity stake in the project. A believer in the rights of the Tibetan people, Rupin felt that supporting the project and making it happen was of paramount importance. Shot on 16:9 widescreen Digital Betacam, the film will be the first feature film of its kind in India to be blown up to 35mm for theatrical release . A practice quite common in the west, in order to save the costs associated with making a celluloid feature film, Pema decided to opt for it, in order to get the unique look he wanted for the neo-realistic docu-drama nature of the project. Although there is no exact budget for the film, it is estimated to be around US 250,000 after accounting for all the actual and real costs that will be incurred by the end of the project.We would welcome the presence of journalists and interested folks, at our post-production studio, where work on the film is continuing round the clock, and is due for completion in October. Please contact the producers for more information, location and production/film stills, or for an appointment to visit the studio. Issued by: Pema Dhondup and Rupin Dang , Director, Wilderness Films India Ltd.",16);arrFiles[42]=new Array(43,"prints.htm","2 Apr 2006","Print and Publishing","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us The book Himalayan Wildlife is an extensive compilation of nearly three decades of amateur albeit consistent and reasonably scientific fieldwork and photography interspersed with urban breaks. This is not a scientific work; rather, it is a field guide for starters and wildlife enthusiasts alike, for school and college students, tourists, travelers and aesthetes of the Himalayan kind... The book Himalayan Flowers is a simple, aesthetic and easy-to-use field guide about Himalayan Flowers with breathtaking photographs and illustrations. A must have book for trekkers and adventurers... For other print publishing services, please click here Himalayan Butterflies and Himalayan Birds are extensive compilations of nearly three decades of research on butterflies and Himalayan birds. The books includes fascinating photographs of rare and endangered species of Himalayan birds and butterflies. The book Bharatpur - The Birds of Keoladeo Ghana, is all about Bharatpur which has been the wetland focus of the entire south Asian region, perhaps the most prominent migratory bird locale of the region, and is visited annually by hundreds of thousands of visitors. All these books are compilations of several decades of amateur albeit consistent and reasonably scientific fieldwork and photography. These are not scientific works. They are field guides for starters and advanced outdoor enthusiasts alike, for school and college students, tourists, travelers and aesthetes of the wilderness kind... The end result is a series of thoroughly readable field guides, that can be referred to in the field just as easily as they can be pleasurably thumbed through in the city! *For purchase of books, or publishing/distribution enquiries write to wfil@vsnl.net , wfi@vsnl.com",17);arrFiles[43]=new Array(44,"profile.htm","4 Apr 2006","Profile","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us A note about Wilderness Films: In 2002 we operationalized the first High Definition camera in north India, with our new Sony HDW F900 HDCAM camcorder. We now have a range of Canon Hi Def lenses (among them several HJ21 and HJ11 as well as the longest portable lens in the world - the HJ40X14), a Hi Def HDCAM Sony recorder and another HDCAM camera, a HD post-production solution, and a package to create an entire feature film on HD, from concept to master... More recently, we \'re also pushing HDV as a low-cost HD option. Apart from Hi Def, we have over a dozen Digi Beta cameras now, including new DVW 790WSP \'s and VTR \'s for the following formats - Beta SX PAL & NTSC, Digi Beta NTSC & PAL, Beta SP PAL & NTSC, Betacam PAL & NTSC, IMX PAL and NTSC. We \'re currently setting up India \'s first factual programming outlet. We are also developing a global stock footage and stills sales portal, utilizing our stills and video archive. Our recent debut on Google Video has provided us with a very powerful global platform to reach our content to a worldwide audience, even as it opens up fresh consumer and educational avenues, apart from a strengthening of the broadcast market that we have always been a part of! We currently have hundreds of hours of content online, and are adding on 14 hours per week, and will indefinitely continue to do so. Do visit www.video.google.com and punch in \'Wilderness Films India \' in the search box. More recently, our feature film \'We \'re No Monks \' was premiered internationally on Google Video as well and is currently available for download (punch in No Monks in the search box), a sign of our submission to this new medium of distribution, and a sign of things to come - IPTV, VOD and what have you! Sincerely, Rupin Dang Managing Director Wilderness Films India Ltd. 1 Factory Road Ring Road South New Delhi 110 029, India Office: +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766, 26100336 Email: wfi@vsnl.com www.wildfilmsindia.com There is only one broadcast and television entity in India that can take care of all your requirements - for filming, transfers, conversions, coverage, editing, broadcasting and the like. Wilderness Films India Ltd. has the widest range of formats, be it Betacam SP, Digital Betacam, HDV, DVCAM or even HDCAM, and we \'re all industry professionals. We have 90 broadcast camera units in-house, 20 editing units, 50 full-time and 50 freelance staff, a capacity for up to a dozen professional field crews, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, equipped with roaming cellphones or sat-phones. We also have vehicles, editing facilities and VTR \'s of all formats (PAL and NTSC), tapestock, producers, directors, an in-house travel agent (for your air and ground transportation, even helicopter charters), satellite uplinking - the works. We have the largest international production coordination and locations network in south Asia, and can provide camera units, crews, ground support and coordination, as per your requirements. We \'ve been in the business for nineteen years and are a reputed public limited company. Be it an international production that requires a partner or an entirely Indian show, we have the solution for you, with our production department producing several international documentaries each year. We \'ve shot on Everest for an entire four month period, and in just about every corner of the Himalaya over the past two decades. Our unique stock library houses 3000 hours on Digi Beta and 750, 000 still images. We have more than eight hundred clients across India, and over five hundred around the world, including CNN, BBC, EBU, NHK, WGBH, Star TV, BSkyB, Granada, TV5, and a host of others. Please keep us in mind in the future. We look forward to working with you! With good wishes, Sincerely, John Robert Wilderness Films India Ltd. +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766, 26100336",15);arrFiles[44]=new Array(46,"stills.htm","1 Apr 2006","Stills","","","W e have 750, 000 stills in our archive, including 35 mm celluloid and digital images. We own the copyright, IPR and all marketing rights to the entire archive. The broad subject matter of the stills collection largely tracks the same themes as above, in the video content archive. In addition, we have a large collection of people, culture and wildlife images from Africa, Mongolia, Tibet, Nepal and Ladakh in India. We have just acquired the copyright to this collection from an Austrian-born photographer of note. The African subjects include Cheetah, Lion, Giraffes, Zebra, Hyenas, Hornbills, savannahs, Serengeti, Hippopotamus and Rhinoceros imagery. The Tibetan collection includes some stunning images of turquoise lakes set against brown plains, blue skies and dark hills. The Mongolia collection includes horsemen, snowed over plains and forests, towns, people and art. There are pilgrimages, people, towns, Potala Palace in Lhasa, jeep safaris across the Tibetan plateau, precious stones, shops, and wildlife including the rare Tibetan Antelope or Chiru, from which the fine toosh or shahtoosh shawl is made. Similarly, last year, we acquired independent copyright to sell images from the collection of a mountaineer who climbed the sacred mountain of Kanchenjunga, in the small Indian state of Sikkim. Kanchenjunga is also the third highest mountain in the Himalaya, and thus one of the highest in the world. We exclusively represent a large body of work from a deep sea diver cum specialized underwater filmmaker and photographer, who has been working extensively in the islands of Palau and Yap. This collection includes shipwrecks, images of seascapes, the private lives of sea fish, coral reefs, sharks, whales, manta rays, rainbow fish, octopus and a wide variety of human interest stories relating to the sea, the stone currency of Palau island, diving and sea life. We have marketing rights to the rare and extensive stills collection of Australian Roddy Mackenzie, including his rare widescreen (using the unique Russian Widelux camera) panoramic 360 degree images from the summit of Everest, looking down to the rest of the world. He has summitted more than 40 high Himalayan peaks, and has a wide collection of high quality climbing imagery that is included in our stills collection. We recently acquired copyright to an entire collection of stills on Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, including a winter expedition to Mt. Kanchenjunga and Mt. Nyegi Kangsang on the Indo-Chinese border. We also have rare photographs in this collection of Clouded Leopard skins being used as ornamentation on the headgear of tribal warlords and hunters in Arunachal Pradesh’s more remote tribal communities. BACK",6);arrFiles[45]=new Array(47,"stock.htm","13 Apr 2006","Stock Footage","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries New Used Equipment In house Productions Location Services Contact Us We have over 3000 hours of material in our stock archive, with an original focus on South Asia, but more recently also an increasingly global content footprint. Here is a sampling of some of the categories and themes present in the collection. 98% of the footage has been shot on PAL, with the remaining 2% on NTSC and 24 fps. Over 70% of the footage has been acquired on top-end Sony digital component formats such as DVCAM, Digital Betacam, HDV and HDCAM. Adventure Sports Aerial Shots Aesthetic Nature and Outdoors Footage Dance Forms Defense Forces of India Education, Schools and Colleges Environment etc. Festivals and Religion Indian Cities/Towns/States Indian History / Archival Collections International Insects Lifestyle Monuments, Forts and Palaces Strange Things, Events and Happenings Politics and Government Rural India Spirituality, Culture and Heritage Sports The Himalaya Wildlife VIDEO ON DEMAND You can now search through and view the fantastic collection of stock footage in the archives of Wilderness Films India. Click here to see a listing of file names and descriptions for video clips that will directly play back on Google Video ( www.video.google.com ), by forwarding you to the exact URL location of the video clip you \'re looking for! Access our archive online! Mount Everest Expedition footage logs Spiti Kalchakra 2000, with Dalai Lama logs Nanda Devi Expedition footage logs Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra 2000 logs Pancheshwar Fishing Expedition logs Adventure sports in Himachal footage logs",17);arrFiles[46]=new Array(48,"stock_more.htm","2 Apr 2006","Stock More","","","Samples from catalog of completed documentaries, feature films, shorts and works-in-progress A Rainbow Colored Fish: This film documents the life of Mandarin fish, one of the most colourful and sought after subjects for underwater camera operators and photographers. Filmed on location around Palau Island in the Pacific, this film has some stunning natural history imagery and beautiful underwater filming. Spiti and the Kalchakra: This was the 2000 year Kalchakra ceremony, with the Dalai Lama in attendance. The story is to revolve around Lochen Tulku, the 19th reincarnation of the man who brought Buddhism to Kashmir. We show his life, as a normal resident of Delhi - shopping, going to office, with his wife and children, and then his other existence, as the Spiritual head of the Key Monastery in Spiti. He presided over the Kalchakra ceremonies and hosted the Dalai Lama, in his ceremonial robes. A study in contrast. Shot over two months, in the summer of 2000, on Digi Beta PAL. Some 15 hours of excellent Digi Beta footage with about 3 hours on Mini DV... Production expenditure: 2, 51, 000. The Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra: The Raj Jat Yatra is held annually, in Garhwal. The Raj Jat Yatra is held once in twelve years. This is a study of the pilgrimage, shot over two months in the monsoon of 2000, following the thousands of pilgrims and the four-horned goat which leads the procession, from the lower hills to the 18, 000 foot high Roopkund Lake (where hundreds of skeletons lie in the still icy water, untraced but several hundred years old. One story has it that these are the remains of General Zorawar Singh \'s army, after they were hit by an avalanche) and the mountains around the outer ring of the Nanda Devi sanctuary. Shot under dangerous monsoon conditions, this is rare footage. Acquired on Digi Beta. Some 15 hours of Digi Beta and 2 hours of Mini DV footage. Production expenditure: 1, 77, 000. Indian Army Everest Expedition 2001: Ode to Sagarmatha Not another Everest expedition, you would say! But this footage has unique and interesting footage, and sub-stories. We have footage on the visually-impaired climber (Eric Weinheimer) who summitted in the summer of 2000. We have footage of Babu Chherri Sherpa, who climbed Everest eleven times before he died, a day after our interview. He also holds the record for the fastest ascent of Everest (under 17 hours!) and the maximum length of time spent at the summit (some 21 hours!). A lot of similar interesting stories, apart from the main storyline of the Indian Army ascent of Everest, which resulted in eleven climbers atop the summit. Shot on Digi Beta and three 3 DV cameras, between March and June 2001. Over 40 hours of footage. Production expenditure: 98, 500. The mysteries of Nanda Devi: Shot in the summer of 2001, this footage is unique and rare. Digi Beta and Mini DV. 15 hours of footage. Shot in May-June 2001. Production expenditure: 1, 81, 000. Nanda Devi has always been considered the ultimate Himalayan peak by climbers from around the world. The region has been shut-off from the rest of the world for twenty years now. The future of the region apart, what we saw and filmed during the expedition is a priceless record of new-age frontier expeditioning and travel, in a world where the existing geographical frontiers of exploration are fast diminishing... The history of Nanda Devi dates back to 1936 when Tilman and Odell first climbed the peak; their ascent was billed as the most outstanding mountaineering success of the pre-Second World War era. John Roskelly \'s book entitled \'Nanda Devi \' centered around the sad expedition during which Nanda Devi Unsoeld (the daughter of Willi Unsoeld, the famous mountaineer), died while climbing the peak after which she was named. Then there was the 1970 \'s controversy where the CIA apparently placed a nuclear-powered tracking device atop the peak, to monitor activity in China \'s Lop Nor nuclear project, and the subsequent disappearance of the same. This sparked off many rumours internationally, with many interpretations of the cause of its disappearance... This film shows some of the highest and most imposing Himalayan summits, and the route into the sanctuary, through the near impregnable gorge one must travel through, to gain access to the core of the Nanda Devi sanctuary. Heli-skiing in the Himalaya: This is a documentary examination of the adventure sport of Helicopter Skiing and how it is run in the Himalaya. The expert Swiss pilots of Himachal Heli Skiing take the viewer up to the high Himalaya, and through some of the most exhilarating runs of skiing and snow-boarding anywhere in the world. Shot from as high as 20, 000 feet in the air, from a helicopter with doors removed, the aerial views of the Himalaya in this film are stunning. A new and unique production, it expands the definition of an adventure sport and wilderness documentary. Rough cut ready. Over 50 hours of footage. Three years in the making (1998-2001). Production expenditure: 1, 95, 000. The Tiger of Indian Waters: the mighty mahseer: Currently in production. A film on the most sporting fish in the world. Digi Beta, 2001-2005. Will be ready for post in December 2005. A Shivalik Monsoon: A first-time-ever intimate look into the life of the Paradise Flycatcher, certainly the most beautiful and widely-distributed bird of the Indian subcontinent. We decided to use the Paradise Flycatcher as the main element and then focus in on the unique bird and animal life of this micro bio-zoo-geographic zone that has never been filmed in isolation before. Sandwiched as it is between two strong personalities - that of the brash, young and altitudinally-impressive Himalaya and the dusty-summery plains of northern India - we decided to pull out the old mountain range of the Shivaliks from its retirement in geography and geology text-books! The glorious Paradise Flycatchers of the Himalayan foothills were filmed using a combination of a Digi Beta camcorder and long lenses, from hides, as well as from several twenty feet and higher tree-mounted Flycam cameras that were placed relatively close to the nests, without disturbing the birds. The Paradise Flycatchers have been filmed here for the first time in such intimate detail, along with all the other exciting denizens of their sylvan sub-Himalayan world, including the rare Pied Hornbill, the cliff-dwelling Goral and the Orange-headed Ground Thrush. This film has some first-time and rare footage. Shot over four months in the summer of 2000. Over 28 hours of footage. Production expenditure: 80, 000. Rough cut ready. Wild India 24 hours: This innovative programme concept allows us to explore a less straitjacketed and more free-wheeling approach to the documentary form, lending it a new realism and imparting to it a life of its own. Condensing time and space, biodiversity and geography, spirit and form, all into one medium and in one space, we cover the entire Indian subcontinent in one sweeping montage, from Pakistan to Myanmar, and from Kashmir in the north to Kanyakumari and the Indian Ocean to the south. Everything is happening in one 24 hour sunrise-sunset-sunrise period on a winter day in December 2003, and yet there is a sense of timelessness about this fantastic journey through the heart of Wilderness India. This was shot using a variety of techniques and cameras. Most of the filming was done on Digi Beta camcorders, the aerials were recorded on DVCAM using a Flycam, and several crews worked extensively and travelled far afield to record the extremities of the Indian subcontinent. Culled from an exciting mass of footage! A few of the species filmed have been recorded for the first time ever. Definitely a first-ever attempt on such a scale, and in such a tricky geographic sweep of terrain! We’re No Monks: Feature film; 2 hours and 15 minutes long; Widescreen Digital Betacam; 2004. McLeod Ganj, also known as little Lhasa in India, is a few kilometers above Dharamshala. Tucked away in the foothills of the Himalaya in Northern India, it is a hub of Tibetan activities. Amid the cluster of Tibetan exiled government offices, institutions and organizations, ordinary refugees live with hopes of returning to Tibet someday. However, a generation has changed and so have dreams, desires and aspirations of the people, especially the younger ones. This story is about them. Four friends find solace in a small cafe away from McLeod Ganj where they are not pressured by family and societal expectations. It is a perfect little place for unemployed and rejected youth to share and vent their emotions. Run and owned by a local Indian, town people however look at Shiva cafe in contempt. They think it is a hovel for drug addicts and the source of all illegal happenings in Dharamshala. Damdul, a mute orphan, lives a contented life. Obscure but observant, Damdul’s mind is difficult to read. Tenzin, an unemployed youth, wants go to America where he thinks lie solutions for all his problems. But his father, a Tibetan government employee, expects his son to follow his foot-steps. A conflict of priorities separates them. Tsering is a carefree man, his life \'s choices having separated him from his wife. But now he is being separated from his little daughter as well, by his ex-father-in-law, and Tsering will do anything to stop him. Pasang, a new arrival from Tibet, has a past filled with pain and hatred. A cousin has also made it into exile, and has brought him news of far greater loss than he had expected. A writer by hobby, Pasang authors plays to express his views on the Tibetan freedom struggle. He has written a play for the up-coming drama competition and is acting in it too. He is secretive about its contents, calling it \'sensitive \'. All is not always well for these young men, in their small world. A theft in town changes everything. Suspected and alienated, the four friends still help each other out, when in trouble. They organize a party to raise funds for Pasang \'s sister who just arrived from Tibet and needs immediate medication. However, after the party and some drunken pranks, and the excessive bullying by a manipulative police officer, Tenzin gets pushed to a violent mission for Tibet \'s freedom. A chilling twist to the story shows that personal objectives not only govern us in life, but also in death! We’re No Monks A struggle for identity WILDERNESS FILMS INDIA LIMITED and CLEAR MIRROR PICTURES announce completion of the first Indo-Tibetan digital feature film. New Delhi: Wilderness Films India Limited and Clear Mirror Pictures today announced the completion of their joint co-production “We \'re no Monks”, the first ever digital Indo-Tibetan feature film. The release of the film is slated for 2004 in select theaters in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Calcutta and Dharamshala. Announcing the release was Mr. Rupin Dang, Director, Wilderness Films and Pema Dhondup, Director, Clear Mirror Pictures. We’re No Monks (WANM) shows a world of Tibetans sharply different from that usually perceived by the west. Caught between the expectations of a traditional society and the realities of the present world situation, four friends attempt to reconcile their dreams and aspirations with the social and political influences that push them to separate paths. One chooses the dreaded path of terrorism, which is against the non-violent teachings of the Dalai Lama. It is therefore a look into the possibility of young Tibetans taking the path of violence as a means of fighting for their cause. To put this story on screen for the international audience, film school graduates and professionals from all over the world — the US, Germany, Italy and India, including veteran Bollywood actor Mr. Gulshan Grover and artists from the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts — have joined up with Pema Dhondup, the writer and director of the film. Mr. Grover agreed to join the project out of his love of the contemporary nature of the script and the fact that it was about exiled Tibetan refugees living in India. He has not taken any compensation for his talent as a contribution to the Tibetan cause. He plays a no-nonsense local police officer. Shot on 16:9 widescreen Digital Betacam, this film isthe first of its kind in India to be blown up to 35mm for worldwide theatrical release, a practice that is otherwise quite common in the west, in order to save on the high cost of making a celluloid feature film. Pema opted for it, however, to get the unique look he wanted for the neo-realistic docu-drama nature of the project, even apart from the cost benefits. Budgeted at about US300, 000, the project will go a long way in encouraging low budget independent productions in India. ’We’re No Monks’ is already drawing attention in the international film festival circuits and has been submitted to Sundance, Slamdance, Telluride, Cannes and SFO Asian Film Festivals where it will be premiered in 2004. The film will be released in theaters in the United States and Europe as part of mainstream film distribution channels, which will be initiated with the help of Wilderness Films’ distributor, Mr. Archie Scott from Florida. The film will also be released on DVD/VCD worldwide. ______________________________ For more information, please contact: Rupin Dang Managing Director Wilderness Films India Ltd. 1 Factory Road Ring Road South New Delhi 110 029, India Office: +91 11 26198255, 26198954, 26163766 Email: wfi@vsnl.com www.wildfilmsindia.com",20);arrFiles[47]=new Array(49,"wild_mys.htm","7 Apr 2006","Wildlife Mysteries","","","Home Clients Equipment Resources Post Production Production Support Print and Publishing Press Releases Search Profile Still Stock Stock Footage Wildlife Mysteries Equipment for sale In house Productions Location Services Contact Us Wilderness Wildlife Mysteries Mysterious Cat Help us to identify this cat that we saw in the middle Himalaya of Uttaranchal, at 6000 feet altitude. New Species of Macaque from Arunachal Pradesh Source: Outlook, April 12, 1999 Rupin Dang and Dr. Anwaruddin Chowdhury independently discovered this new species of macaque in Arunachal Pradesh, in north-east India, in 1998. The photograph of the new species of Macaque, as taken by Rupin Dang, and reproduced alongside, is the first known picture of this animal, subsequently identified as a new species (Macaca munzala) by a group of Indian scientists, in 2004. In our archive, there are records of many species of flowering plants that remain unidentified, possibly discovered for the first time and thus yet to be taxonomically named. Here are just a few of them. Please write in if you have ideas as to their identification...",13);arrFiles[48]=new Array(50,"wnm.htm","3 Apr 2006","We Are No Monks!!","","","Film Synopsis Wilderness Films India Ltd. in association with Clear Mirror Pictures is proud to present the first ever feature film about exile Tibetans titled We \'re No Monks. Shot on location around McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala, and Tibetan camp Delhi, India, it is a story about the dreams, aspirations and desires of four friends who under social, political and economic frustrations plot to become terrorists. Clear mirror is spoken me-long in Tibetan. It is an ancient symbol of power and equanimity and is said to have properties of projecting the identified facts of any object unfiltered. Our first narrative feature film, We \'re No Monks (working title was The Four Harmonius Friends), is one such story told with that conviction. Dreams seldom come true, but when they do, it is nothing short of a miracle for the dreamer. This project is one such miracle for me. My co-producer, Rupin Dang \'s commitment along with the dedication of his team at Wilderness Films plus the passionate crew and cast that I got together have only made it possible for us Tibetans to realize this dream; the first ever film about exiled Tibetans! The journey of a film ends when it \'s finally laid before the audience. We also will be judged, criticized and perhaps rewarded as well, according to how the film is received. However, the greatest reward for us, the team that came together from around the world, is the love and respect that we have gained for each other as basic human beings. I was clear that this film, despite being fictional, had to be as real as life in Dharamshala itself, and as such, I based all my decisions, from scripting to post - production, on this commitment. As such, I used a mix of fiction filmmaking and uncontrolled documentary processes using improvisations and real crowds including in one scene, The Dalai Lama \'s convoy! I think the amalgamation has added a unique flavor to the movie. The project came through because of the hard work, trust and belief of the cast and the crew who apart from not being paid a penny, were on occasion pushed to the limits. I know now that creativity comes clearly from how one functions within limitations, and this project is a perfect example (almost everyone in the crew stepped in as an extra and our 3rd AD fulfilled 10 different roles!). Begging for favors and at times even kidnapping a random stranger off the road to play an extra (like we did to my mother) became a norm in this production. In all, as much as this is a fiction story, it is also reality... So, if the Tibetans shed their non-violent path of freedom struggle and pick up arms, it will be a loss for humanity first.",7);arrFiles[49]=new Array(51,"wnm_synopsis.htm","3 Apr 2006","Film Synopsis We are NO Monks!","","","ABOUT FILM SYNOPSIS CREW CAST McLeod Ganj, also known as little Lhasa in India, is a few kilometers above Dharamshala. Tucked away in the foothills of the Himalaya in Northern India, it is a hub of Tibetan activities. Amid the cluster of Tibetan exiled government offices, institutions and organizations, ordinary refugees live with hopes of returning to Tibet someday. However, a generation has changed and so have dreams, desires and aspirations of the people, especially the younger ones. This story is about them. Four friends find solace in a small cafe away from McLeod Ganj where they are not pressured by family and societal expectations. It is a perfect little place for unemployed and rejected youth to share and vent their emotions. Run and owned by a local Indian, town people however look at Shiva cafe in contempt. They think it is a hovel for drug addicts and the source of all illegal happenings in Dharamshala. Damdul, a mute orphan, lives a contented life. Obscure but observant, Damdul’s mind is difficult to read. Tenzin, an unemployed youth, wants to go to America where he thinks lie solutions for all his problems. But his father, a Tibetan government employee, expects his son to follow his foot-steps. A conflict of priorities separates them... Tsering is a carefree man, his life \'s choices having separated him from his wife. But now he is being separated from his little daughter as well, by his ex-father-in-law, and Tsering will do anything to stop him. Pasang, a new arrival from Tibet, has a past filled with pain and hatred. A cousin has also made it into exile, and has brought him news of far greater loss than he had expected. A writer by hobby, Pasang authors plays to express his views on the Tibetan freedom struggle. He has written a play for the up-coming drama competition and is acting in it too. He is secretive about its contents, calling it \'sensitive \'. All is not always well for these young men, in their small world. A theft in town changes everything... Suspected and alienated, the four friends still help each other out, when in trouble. They organize a party to raise funds for Pasang \'s sister who just arrived from Tibet and needs immediate medication. However, after the party and some drunken pranks, and the excessive bullying by a manipulative police officer, Tenzin gets pushed to a violent mission for Tibet \'s freedom. A chilling twist to the story shows that personal objectives not only govern us in life, but also in death! Top Crew Written and Directed by Pema Dhondup Produced by Rupin Dang and Pema Dhondup Executive Producer Yangchen Dolkar Associate Producers Tamdin Phuntsok Kelsang Deckyi Prem Sagar 1st Assistant Director Rajeev Ahuja 2nd Assistant Director Kimberly Dukes 3rd Assistant Director Kelsang Tsering Khangsar 2nd 2nd Assistant Director Kelsang Youdon Cinematographer Pierre Pasler Production Designer Kunchok Sherab Picture Editor Jaj Padmakaran Assistant Editor Rajarshi Sengupta Sound Design Rajarshi Sengupta 1st Assistant Camera Punit Goyal 2nd Assistant Camera Piyush Sharma 3rd Assistant Camera Shailender Negi Production Manager Yeshi G. Tharchen Location Sound recording Darshan Singh Boom operator Tseten Dorjee Script supervisor Sonal Chander Make-up and wardrobe Keslang Deckyi Publicity design Nishant Pagare Post production assistant Arianga Donna Pamei Subtitles Nishant Pagare Public relations Prasad.R.Torvi Kanishka Mehta Nishant Pagare Party Songs by Tsering Gyurme Background Song Thangton Lukhar Website designers Paul B and Penpa Tsering Travel agent Tibet Tours and Travels Electrician Trilok Singh Production Assistants Nyima ,Lobsang Top Cast Sonam Wangdue Tenzin Ngawang Woethoe Damdul Tsering Dorjee Bawa Pasang Sonam Phuntsok Tsering Gulshan Grover Shamsher Singh Rinzin Dolma Lhamo Penpa Tsering Rapten Rabsel Tulku Penpa Tsultrim Dolma Dechen Tsamchoe Momo Tsering Dorjee Tashi Jennifer Jones Suzanne John Koons Peter Tseten Lhundup Samten Bhim Singh Ram Singh Tenzin Dorjee Refugee center official Harjeet Singh Prakash Tsering Dolma Old woman Soktsang Nigam Play actor Tenzin Loedhen Play actor Karma Tenzin Nyima Play actor Tenzin Woesel Minkyi Kunckok Sherab Chinese policeman Nima Tsering Cyber café worker Tashi Detso Dawa Chundhak Gyalpo Rahul Sharma Shopkeeper #1 Hans Raj Shopkeeper #2 Tseten Doctor Thupten Jampa Monk Vinod Arora Raja Rajeev Ahuja Beggar Tenzin Thinley Man robbed Pasang Tsamchoe Chinese diplomat #1 Londen Chinese diplomat #2 Siddharth Pathania Mine owner Nirmal Taxi driver Lobsang Dhonden Journalist Sham Lal Delhi Police Gyakpon Tsephel Announcer Lobsang Yeshi Letter boy Krishna Kumar Taxi Driver Kelsang Deckikyi Lady Prisoner Pema Dhondup Play Director Yeshi Tharchen Band Member Gulshan Grover As Shamsher Singh It was a result of Gulshan’s love for the Tibetan people that he took up this project without any compensation. THANKS, Gulshan! Top",13);arrFiles[50]=new Array(52,"vlogs/video01.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense We \'re No Monks : full length feature	film. Promo only. wearenomonks_promo.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=319158268187591037&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true India - a	full day, from sunrise to the next sunrise, in the Indian wilderness Wild	India 24 hrs_film_1.mov This	innovative program concept allows us to explore a less	straitjacketed and more free-wheeling approach to the documentary	form, lending it a new realism and imparting to it a life of its	own. Condensing time and space, biodiversity and geography, spirit	and form, all into one medium and in one space, we cover the entire	Indian subcontinent in one sweeping montage, from Pakistan to	Myanmar, and from Kashmir in the north to Kanyakumari and the Indian	Ocean to the south. Everything is happening in one 24 hour	sunrise-sunset-sunrise period on a winter day in December 2003, and	yet there is a sense of timelessness about this fantastic journey	through the heart of Wilderness India. Culled from an exciting mass	of footage! A few of the species filmed have been recorded for the	first time ever. Definitely a first-ever attempt on such a scale,	and in such a tricky geographic sweep of terrain! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8771073349058000824&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Next",6);arrFiles[51]=new Array(53,"vlogs/video02.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Sabarimala kanniayyappan pilgrimage in	Kerala, South India kerala_sabarimala_15.mov The temple located in Kerela’s	Panthnamthitta district in South India, India. One of the most	famous temple pilgrimages in South India, South Asia, India. This is	a kanniayyappan, first time pilgrims \' ritual; cermony. Before they	begin the final stage of pilgrimage, the kanniayyappans throw	sprears, trishul, trident, is called saramkuthi. At sabaripeedom,	place where the coconut lands, the pilgrims break the cermonial	coconut before starting the pilgrimage up the mountain. Pilgrims	carry irumudikettu on their heads which they cannot put down till	they reach the temple.The pilgrims make an ardous trek through the	jungle to get to the temple. Pilgrims wear safron clothing.Hoards of	pilgrims from all over South India and the World come for the	pilgrimage. Due to the fact that the temple is located deep in the	jungle, the temple is normally open only from November to January.	This period is called mandalakkalam. This is the time of the	pilgrimage. The pilgrimage must be done with bare feet. The local	language is malayam and tamil but some do speak english. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2219329903358305683&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Rural	India. A village in Madhya Pradesh, Central India	madhyapradesh_bhopal_4.mov 330 to	360 secs	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-352443853903298680&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",7);arrFiles[52]=new Array(54,"vlogs/video03.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Stunning images from Mumbai / Bombay	city in India maharashtra_mumbai_1.mov A collection of images from Mumbai /	Bombay in Maharashtra, Western India. See the sea with small fishing	boats and tall high rise buildings in the background, the Haji Ali	Dargah / tomb / mausoleum in the sea, Victoria Terminus with people	and traffic on the road, The Gateway of India and the Taj Hotel and	the Queen \'s Necklace with tarffic including cars, auto rickshaws,	double decker buses etc.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-370543014962317107&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true	Handicrafts of India showcased in Dilli Haat in New Delhi, India	delhi_dillihaat_15.mov No description??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1689252628523551005&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[53]=new Array(55,"vlogs/video04.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense India shining! Gurgaon city, the new	tech capital of North India haryana_gurgaon_1.mov 180 to	210 secs	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1996868519172318040&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Himalayas	- aerial views from Kathmandu, Nepal to Delhi, India aerial_delhikathmandu_2.mov The	flight from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal to	Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, India with	Himalayan peaks and aerial views en route, landscapes, hills, an air	traffic control tower, airport bus, Cosmic Air plane, the National	carrier of Nepal, a helicopter, a plane hangar, a propeller plane, a	Lama helicopter, a single engine helicopter, a wind sock to figure	out the wind direction, a Mercedes Benz car dropping off dignitaries	on the tarmac, next to the plane, a Spicejet plane, an Air India	plane, an Escorts tractor etc.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2308156372242917178&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[54]=new Array(56,"vlogs/video05.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense	Rural India, a village in Sariska National Park, Rajasthan, India	rajasthan_sariska_2.mov No description	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2811107830629270329&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true	Rashtrapati Bhawan and India Gate in New Delhi, India delhi_rashtrapatibhawan_1.mov No	description	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2837534516256948740&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[55]=new Array(57,"vlogs/video06.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Rural India. A visit to a	typical village in Gujarat	gujarat_gir_2.mov	See a typical village in Gujarat, Western India. Visit the simple,	uncomplicated village folk of rural India, men with pierced ears,	wearing traditional jewellery / earrings, domestic buffalow herds,	women folk filling and carrying pitchers of water on their heads,	kuccha mud huts etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3022134970967294782&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Plantation on an island in	Andamans and Nicobar, India andamans&nicobar_8.mov Jarawa / Jadawa / Jaraawa Tribe	of South Andaman and Middle Andaman. Andamans and Nicobar Islands,	India, are situated in the Bay of Bengal. Their name means stranger	in the language of the Great Andamanese Aka Bea. Jarawas call	themselves ya eng nga or human beings. Total population is around	590, 000 people. Literacy rate is 66%. The area, both big and small,	inhabited and uninhabited, comprise of 572 islands. There ate five /	5 primitive tribal groups, Great Andamanese of Strait Islands, Onges	of Little Andaman, Jarawas of South and Middle Andaman, Sentinelese	of Sentinel Islands and Shompens of Great Nicobar. 86.2 % of total	land is forest area. The forests are replete with timber. Seen here,	are images of the volunteers helping the tribals to plant trees /	saplings of trees not native to their islands.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4729201061796449407&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",7);arrFiles[56]=new Array(58,"vlogs/video07.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense	The hindu pilgrimage of the Nanda Devi Raj Jat in Uttaranchal in	North India	uttaranchal_rajjat_5.mov	The Hindu prilgrimage of the Nanda Devi Raj Jat, held only once in	twelve years in Garhwal in Uttaranchal, India. This religious	procession goes upto the Roopkund lake, following a goat or ram, in	honor of the hindu goddess, Nanda Devi, consort of Lord Shiva. Join	the pilgrims on the Himalayan trek in North India, carrying the idol	of the Goddess Nanda Devi on a palanquin, crossing a stream, walking	through a glacial moraine and past Himalayan flora like Delphinium	and Saussurea flowers...	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6874449766318315580&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Dalai Lama at the Kalchakra, Key	Gompa, Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, India	himachal_spitikalchakra_4.mov The Buddhist	festival of the Kalchakra being presided over by the religious and	political head of the Tibetan people in exile in India. The festival	was held, in this particular instance, at the Buddhist monastery,	the Key Gompa in Spiti in Himachal Pradesh, India. Here, we see the	Gunlun chanting with a ceremonial bell and dorje in hand and with a	huge crowd of lama or Buddhist monks in the audience.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7530143166490249898&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",7);arrFiles[57]=new Array(59,"vlogs/video08.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Flying high. Kite	festival on the India Gate lawns in Delhi, India delhi_kitefestival_1.mov Delhi	Kite Festival, part of the Chalo Dilli Event drive to convert Delhi	from Walled City to World City, held at the India Gate Lawns. A	Times of India Initiative / TOI Initiative. India Gate, a monument	historical importance in New Delhi. It is a War Memorial in kota	stone made by the British during their rule in India. Man on stilts.	Indian school children / students / school bags and various types of	kites from all over India. Professional kite flyers who kept the	string of kites in the air. Performers of folk dances from	Rajasthan. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=9192370454477272791&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Sabarimala pilgrimage in	Kerala, South India kerala_sabarimala_2.mov The	pilgrims getting ready to go on their pilgrimage to the Sabarimala	Temple, Kerala, South India. There is a frenzy of devotion and the	pilgrims are seen in the street in religious trances inspired by the	energy of Lord Ayyappan / Ayappan. The pilgrimage starts from the	Petta Sree Dharmasasta Temple in Kerala, South India, South East	Asia. The devotees are dressed in loin cloths / sarongs / loungie /	lungis.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7100639980542066242&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",7);arrFiles[58]=new Array(60,"vlogs/video09.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Post	medieval islamic architecture in Gujarat, Western India	gujarat_junagarh_3.mov Bahauddin Makbara / Tomb in Junagarh, Gujarat in Western India. This	post medieval monument is an excellent example of Islamic	architecture in India. Constructed during 1891 A. D. to 1896 A. D.	for a total amount of close to 85, 000 rupees by Shiekh Bahauddin,	the Wazir e azam / prime minister of the Nawabs as his own tomb. See	the gorgeous tomb with turrets, minarets, the spiral staircases,	domes etc.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6721497153779630983&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Awagarh Fort and	lifestyle in rural India up_awagarh_4.mov Awagarh Fort and town in Uttar Pradesh, India. Images include a bat	hanging on a Banyan tree, mustard fields, a tractor, a cyclist, a	goatherd with his herd of goats and a general visit to rural India.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5357776247027708672&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[59]=new Array(61,"vlogs/video10.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Bird watching in	Uttaranchal, India wildlife_birds_1.mov A	montage of images of wild birds from the Corbett National Park or	Tiger Reserve in Uttaranchal, North India. Situated in the Terai in	the foothills of the Himalaya and near the Shivalik Hills. The first	and perhaps, the most famous National Park in India, this wildlife	sanctuary, earlier known as the Hailey National Park, is now named	after Jim Corbett, the great shikari / hunter turned	conservationist. Images include a Redbreasted Parakeet feeding its	chicks / young at its nest hole, A Broadbilled Roller with an insect	in its beak, a Blacknecked Stork catching fish / fishing in the	water while some Gangetic Ghariyal / Gaviallus Gangeticus sun	themelves in the background, a pair of Emerald dove or Bronzewinged	Dove / Chalcophaps indica sitting by some water, a male Kalij	Pheasant / Kaleej Pheasant / Lophura leucomelana preening the female	on the forest floor littered with dry leaves, a femal Indian	Goldenbacked Threetoed Woodpecker / Dinopium javanense	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5354280501996218937&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Costruction of Sona Pahar	Nalla water supply scheme, India andamans&nicobar_5.mov Sonapaharnalla / Sona Pahar Naala Water Supply Scheme in Andamans	and Nicobar Islands, India. Foundation laid by Sri. A. P. Abdulla	Kutty, Councellor (Public Works) on March 3rd 1988. Andaman and	Nicobar Islands are situated in the Bay of Bengal. Temperature	varies between 24 and 30 degree Celsius. Total population is around	590, 000 people. Literacy rate is 66%. The area, both big and small,	inhabited and uninhabited, comprise of 572 islands. There ate five/	5 primitive tribal groups/ Great Andamanese of Strait Islandii/	Onges of Little Andaman/ Jarawas of South and Middle Andaman/	Sentinelese of Sentinel Islands/ Shompens of Great Nicobar. 86.2 %	of total land is forest area. The forests are replete with timber.	Laborers / Labourers cutting wood. Women cleaning up debris.	Policeman supervising the villagers as they cut wood. Work happening	for the Sonapahar Dam. 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Also seen are the ramparts and the fort wall of the Nihargarh Fort itself. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5035670468738062847&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[65]=new Array(67,"vlogs/video105.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense The iron monster - a typical train journey in India trainjourney_2.mov Go on a train journey in India. Be a part of the entire experience with footage from inside the train and the landscape outside it. See the passengers, the crowded cabins, the railway tracks, the live chickens kept in the train larder and then slaughtered during the trip for the pot, people bathing on the railway tracks, a railway station, vendors selling their wares on the train, a handicapped / physically challenged person / woman in the cabin and the lack of infrastructure in Indian trains for the physically challenged and the train going past fields, rivers, railway stations, other trains, slums and vegetable marts. Experience first hand, the Indian Railways, the largest railway system in the world and one of the largest employers in the world with over a million employees! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4998235804360880327&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Flowers of the Western Himalaya from Kashmir, India flora_wildflowers_4.mov 75 to 105 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4994411643879928678&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[66]=new Array(68,"vlogs/video106.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Gwalior Fort and Madhav National Park in Shivpuri, India rajasthan_ranthambhor_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4981672639442918322&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true The old monument of Kotla Firoz Shah in Delhi, India delhi_firozshahkotla_1.mov The Kotla Firoz Shah fortress or monument and the Jami Masjid or mosque in Delhi, India, both built by emperor Firoz Shah Tughlaq of the Tughlaq dynasty or the slave dynasty in the 14th century AD Visit the Kusk i Firuz and sample the street food, biryani, rice dish being sold outside the mosque with steam arising from large aluminium / aluminum pot or degchi. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4952908308328252114&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[67]=new Array(69,"vlogs/video107.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Olympic Torch Relay in India before the Athens Olympics delhi_olympictorchrelay_2.mov 100 to 130 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4886879964749037615&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Sariska Tiger Reserve and National Park, Rajasthan, India rajasthan_sariska_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4823043217976766840&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[68]=new Array(70,"vlogs/video108.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Lap it up. Tiger drinking water in the forest of India wildlife_tiger_5.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4721141487255941797&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true India - stone quarrying in the Aravalli hills in Delhi, India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4617851478944815588&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[69]=new Array(71,"vlogs/video109.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense India - Leh town in Jammu and Kashmir state of North India himachal_spitikalchakra_2.mov Leh, in the Ladakh District of Jammu and Kashmir in North India with its stark, arid landscapes, monks, Buddhist monasteries and high mountains. Images include Chushot, Leh, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, horses, stallions and mares at the Zanskari Equine Breeding Farm / stud farm or horse breeding center, a local Ladakhi man, arid landscape, cold desert landscape, snow views, snow peaks and mountain ranges of the high himalaya, a gompa or Buddhist monastery, lamas or buddhist monks, their robes, prayer tables, cymbals, rosary, ceremonial drums, scriptures in pali, buddhist idols, thangka / thanka, murals, ceremonial horns or trumpets, a road, an avenue of poplar trees, rock carvings, Leh town, The Kaal hotel, Stok Kangri peak, wood carving, Tibetan rug or carpet, etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4608677432867348035&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Tableaux from various states of India on Republic Day delhi_republicday_7.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4595490106702503069&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[70]=new Array(72,"vlogs/video11.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Deer of various kinds, in	the Corbett National Park, India wildlife_deer_1.mov A	visual treat, a montage of deer, the herbivores / ungulates of the	Corbett National Park and Tiger Resesrve in Uttaranchal, North	India, situated in the Terai in the foothills of the Himalaya and	near the Shivalik Hills. The first and perhaps, the most famous	National Park in India, this wildlife sanctuary earlier known as the	Hailey National Park is now named after Jim Corbett, the great	shikari / hunter turned conservationist. See the large herds of	Chital / Cheetal or Spotted Deer / Axis axis in a lush green	grassland / chaur, a fawn and then a hind / female Sambhar / Sambar	Deer / Cervus unicolor and a Kakar / Barking Deer / Muntiacus	muntjac stag drinking water. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4879538965059465874&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Siddhi tribe. A Sudanese	people in India gujarat_siddhivillage_1.mov Siddhis are a tribe of Sudanese natives who had come to Gujarat in	Western India hundreds of years ago as salt workers. The people	stayed on in India and are still found in Gir in Gujarat as a	distict tribe who are as African today as the day when they landed	on Indian soil. See the traditional Siddhi dance. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3107134631862794068&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",7);arrFiles[71]=new Array(73,"vlogs/video110.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Ahmedabad town in Gujarat, Western India gujarat_ahmedabad_8.mov A visit to Junagarh in Gujarat in Western India, the market, shops, traffic and roads and a Black winged Kite / Black shouldered Kite perched on an electrical wire / cable in the town. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4528622753482480656&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Folk art and songs from Chhattisgarh, India delhi_dillihaat_10.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4417194809088792632&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[72]=new Array(74,"vlogs/video111.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Floating islands. Fishing on floating Water Hyacinths in India delhi_yamuna_2.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4351901908556352867&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Walking on water. Sambhar Lake in Rajasthan, India rajasthan_sambharlake_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4347160786085544056&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[73]=new Array(75,"vlogs/video112.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Slash and burn cultivation in North East India ne_nagaland_10.mov Jhoom or slash and burn cultivation in Nagaland, North East India. Denuded forets and chopped and burnt trees. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4302727024147188580&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Himalayan flowers from the hills of Kashmir, India flora_wildflowers_5.mov 0 to 30 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4280624628061251920&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[74]=new Array(76,"vlogs/video113.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Hindu Pilgrimage of Sabarimala in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4200863699058809986&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Snow bridge en route Amarnath Cave in the Himalaya of India j&k_amarnath_33.mov 90 to 120 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4176516400304827961&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[75]=new Array(77,"vlogs/video114.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Mother \'s birthday at the Aurobindo Ashram in New Delhi, India delhi_musicataurobindo_3.mov 30 to 60 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4140764442813264909&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Hindu Pilgrimage of Sabarimala in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3840603338350550098&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[76]=new Array(78,"vlogs/video115.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense India - animal slaughter. Camel halal on Eid in Delhi animalslaughter_9.mov 255 to 285 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3798342956320927738&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true A Jackal and a Blue Jay in India wildlife_misc_3.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3774904170930809333&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[77]=new Array(79,"vlogs/video116.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Bollywood blast. A launch in Gurgaon, India delhi_vatikacitylaunch_3.mov 90 to 120 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3771490976966403414&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true India - marble marvel. Taj Mahal in Agra, India agra_taj_4.mov 90 to 120 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3725366953419740225&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[78]=new Array(80,"vlogs/video117.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense The Hindu pilgrimage of the Nanda Devi Raj Jat in Uttaranchal in North India uttaranchal_rajjat_5.mov The Hindu prilgrimage of the Nanda Devi Raj Jat, held only once in twelve years in Garhwal in Uttaranchal, India. This religious procession goes upto the Roopkund lake, following a goat or ram, in honor of the hindu goddess, Nanda Devi, consort of Lord Shiva. Join the pilgrims on the Himalayan trek in North India, carrying the idol of the Goddess Nanda Devi on a palanquin, crossing a stream, walking through a glacial moraine and past Himalayan flora like Delphinium and Saussurea flowers... http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3697724656582331659&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true A song in Nagaland in North East India ne_nagaland_6.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3662598685648574605&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[79]=new Array(81,"vlogs/video118.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Eid namaz at the Jami Masjid / mosque in Kotla Firoz Shah in Delhi, India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3569220196975925483&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Birds in Agaratala in Tripura, India wildlife_birds_7.mov A Grey headed Fishing Eagle, Pelicans and Storks in Agartala, Tripura in North East India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3432767939962264985&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[80]=new Array(82,"vlogs/video119.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Portrait making in Dilli Haat, New Delhi, India delhi_dillihaat_11.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3408935472168157583&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Kashmir Himalaya flowers, India flora_wildflowers_8.mov 210 to 240 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3385378093282873586&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[81]=new Array(83,"vlogs/video12.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Siddhis, Sudanese tribe	in Gujarat, India gujarat_siddhivillage_2.mov Siddhis are a tribe of Sudanese natives who had come to Gujarat in	Western India hundreds of years ago as salt workers. The people	stayed on in India and are still found in Gir in Gujarat as a	distict tribe who are as African today as the day when they landed	on Indian soil. Visit a typical Siddhi Village in Gir.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4722115653726931866&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Darkest people on earth !	Jarawa tribe of Andamans and Nicobar, India andamans&nicobar_7.mov Jarawa	/ Jadawa / Jaraawa Tribe of South Andaman and Middle Andaman.	Andamans and Nicobar Islands, India, are situated in the Bay of	Bengal. Their name means stranger in the language of the Great	Andamanese Aka Bea. Jarawas call themselves ya eng nga or human	beings. Total population is around 590, 000 people. Literacy rate is	66%. The area, both big and small, inhabited and uninhabited,	comprise of 572 islands. There ate five / 5 primitive tribal groups,	Great Andamanese of Strait Islands, Onges of Little Andaman, Jarawas	of South and Middle Andaman, Sentinelese of Sentinel Islands and	Shompens of Great Nicobar. 86.2 % of total land is forest area. The	forests are replete with timber. Men bring supplies / coconuts and	bananas for the Jarawa tribe along the Bay of Bengal on a speedboat.	Men and women of the Jarawa tribe. Volunteers who brought in	supplies intereact and play with the Jarawas. Man teaching a child	how to write and count. The Jarawa tribe is increasingly becoming	more social and voluntarily seek medical help. They are a nomadic	tribe subsisting on hunting, fishing and gathering activities like	wild boar, turtles and their eggs, crabs and other shore animals and	honey.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3969518490577686399&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",8);arrFiles[82]=new Array(84,"vlogs/video120.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Infantry Tactical and remotely operated vehicle at Delhi Defence Expo, India delhi_defencexpo_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3292855289495577807&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Hindu Pilgrimage of Sabarimala in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3278286260962059684&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[83]=new Array(85,"vlogs/video121.htm","15 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Elephant parade / elephant march in Kerala, India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3126661008464433819&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Magnificent Birch trees in Sonamarg, Kashmir, India flora_trees_3.mov 540 to 570 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2969452481171537110&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[84]=new Array(86,"vlogs/video122.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Defence helicopters and fighter jets from Europe and India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2878488007763180011&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Pilgrims at the Shravan Belagola in Karnataka, India shravanbelagola_4.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2631009438686537094&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[85]=new Array(87,"vlogs/video123.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Children sing for the Mother at Aurobindo Ashram in New Delhi, India schools_mothersinternational_1.mov 90 to 120 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2438496936445668688&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Wild flowers of the Kashmir Himalaya, India flora_wildflowers_9.mov 150 to 180 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2268061961673035904&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[86]=new Array(88,"vlogs/video124.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Camp on the Amarnath Pilgrimage of India j&k_amarnath_17.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2216984175820578651&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Background on Amarnath, the Hindu pilgrimage in Jammu and Kashmir, India j&k_amarnath_3.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2112950567431938493&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[87]=new Array(89,"vlogs/video125.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Bangla Sahib Gurudwara in New Delhi, India delhi_banglasahib_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2056150857169268452&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Sariska National Park, Kankwari Fort in Rajasthan, India rajasthan_kankwarifort_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1987445008416279156&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[88]=new Array(90,"vlogs/video126.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Windmills and wind energy farming in Kerala, India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1864987507001530292&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Gwalior Fort and Saas Bahu temple in Madhya Pradesh, India mp_gwalior_2.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1854028662768753454&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[89]=new Array(91,"vlogs/video127.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Dunu Roy on Yamuna River pollution in India interview_dunuroy_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1822098513592047740&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Bird house. Collection of birds found in India wildlife_birds_23.mov Birds showcased here include Grey Partridges, Indian Pitta, Chloropsis, Black headed Oriole and Black headed Yellow Bulbul, Red Billed Leothrix / Pecan Robin, Silver eared Mesia, Yuhina, and a Thrush among others. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1716340314711757463&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[90]=new Array(92,"vlogs/video128.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Rashtrapati Bhawan and India Parliament lit up at night delhi_beatingoftheretreat_3.mov 0 to 30 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1584040229914325024&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Cavalry march past on the Republic Day Parade of India delhi_republicday_9.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1454044977254968312&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[91]=new Array(93,"vlogs/video129.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Sitar recital at the Aurobindo Ashram, New Delhi, India delhi_musicataurobindo_5.mov 420 to 450 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1430460680482095888&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Models at a fashion show in India delhi_fashionshow_1.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1235928833983478301&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[92]=new Array(94,"vlogs/video13.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense Child marriages being	carried out in Alwar District of Rajasthan, India. rajasthan_alwarchildmarriage_2.mov Witness, first hand, the shocking custom of child marriages being	performed even today, in the Alwar District of Rajasthan in India.	This is perhaps the first time ever footage has been taken of a mass	marriage where the entire Hindu wedding ceremony is being performed	between children who are only three to four years old. This is a	banned and illegal practise because marriages below the age of	eighteen years for girls and below twenty one years for boys are	against the law in India. Here we see, both, the brides and grooms	crying as they are tired and sleepy.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3500078642427620902&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true A collection of images	from all over India webstock4.mov Visit	New Delhi, the capital of India. Also imagery starting from the Taj	Mahal and then to South India to an elephant festival in Kerala, a	snake charmer and the Republic Day Parade of India. Imagery of the	hindu temple of Birla Mandir, the Lotus Temple / Bahai Temple, Jama	Masjid, the largest mosque in India, Red Fort, Rajghat, the memorial	to Mahatma Gandhi, hinduism, Om, swastika, hindu symbols, marigold	garland, street food, roadside vendor, temple bells, traffic,	paratha, crowded lane, hawker, Rajpath, Beating of the retreat,	martial band, Indian defence forces, bagpiper, drum, animal skin,	marching band, horse rider, Muslim mosque, pigeon, Islamic	architecture, dome, minaret, Dilli, religion, Red Fort, Mughal	Architecture, Indian National Flag / Tri color, cobra, musical	instrument, venomous / poisonous snake, Qutab Minar, Qutub Minar,	tank, march past, camel rider, BSF, Camel, marble exteriors,	doorway, gateway, tourists, arch, coloumn, column, corridor,	fountain, waterways, inlay work, dome, turret, Gulmohar tree,	mausoleum, Mumtaz Mahal, Shah Jehan, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, Yamuna,	roadside performer, acrobat, tight rope walking, juggling, fire	blower, elephant parade, caparisoned elephant, Neendakra, Cochin,	Asiatic Elephant, tusker, mahout, oil lamp, diya, pujari, hindu	priest, prayer, pooja, puja, devotee, Ram idol, Lord Rama, Hanuman	statue, Hindu Monkey God.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3262190416845660726&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",9);arrFiles[93]=new Array(95,"vlogs/video130.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Mughal gardens and fountains in Srinagar, Kashmir, India j&k_srinagar_2.mov 330 to 360 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1131850705180012773&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Dancers perform to Bollywood songs at a launch in India delhi_vatikacitylaunch_1.mov 90 to 120 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1041875288575985060&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[94]=new Array(96,"vlogs/video131.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Hindu Pilgrimage of Sabarimala in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1038629095421036892&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true India - Taj Mahal and its main gate in Agra, India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=960778769389928912&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[95]=new Array(97,"vlogs/video132.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Elephant safari in Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India mp_kanha_2.mov ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=881277406147952416&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Pilgrim camp en route Amarnath Cave, Kashmir, India j&k_amarnath_35.mov 240 to 270 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=836109930475725379&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[96]=new Array(98,"vlogs/video133.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Bandhavgarh National Park, Madhya Pradesh, India rajasthan_bandhavgarh_3.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=625059379317236953&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Buffalo country, wild water buffaloes in Assam, India wildlife_waterbuffaloes_1.mov A group of water buffaloes and an Adjudant Stork near a pond in Assam, North East India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=587933365652230221&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[97]=new Array(99,"vlogs/video134.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Boney M. song No woman no cry at a concert in India music_boneym_2.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=543803473758630825&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Chinkara Motors customised automobile and helicopters by HAL, India delhi_defencexpo_7.mov A group of water buffaloes and an Adjudant Stork near a pond in Assam, North East India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=521617840210436943&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[98]=new Array(100,"vlogs/video135.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Night lights and mall culture in Gurgaon city, Haryana, India haryana_gurgaon_2.mov 240 to 270 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=415903675823343296&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Temple of Khanderao in Madhya Pradesh, Central India madhyapradesh_bhopal_3.mov 60 to 90 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=248318686545620348&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[99]=new Array(101,"vlogs/video136.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Amer / Amber Fort Palace in Jaipur, Rajasthan in India rajasthan_jaipur_4.mov The majestic Amer /Amber Fort and Place in typically Rajasthani architecture in the pink city of Jaipur in the desert state of Rajasthan, India. The fort is strategically built on top of a hill with dry, deciduous, arid scrub jungle / forest. See the interiors and exteriors of the fort with old colomns, pillars, arches, domes, corridors and paintings / murals made with vegetable dyes. Also see the Sheesh Mahal or Palace of Mirrors inside the Amer / Amber Fort with intricate inlay work of mirrors / mirror inlay work. Images include trained elephants carrying tourists and visitors on the fort ramparts / paths up to the palace. Follow a tourist guide taking visitors on a guided tour of the Sheesh Mahal, explaining to them the intricacies of the craftsmanship and the details of the work done in the palace. Take a drive past Jal Mahal or the Lake Palace in the middle of a lake and see an elephant walking on the roads of Jaipur with its mahaut or elephant trainer on its back. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=121664735050711884&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Mustard fields and waterfowl in Awagarh in Uttar Pradesh, North India up_awagarh_1.mov People getting out of a Maruti Gypsy jeep in mustard fields near a water body / pond full of water bird / duck flocks and waders. See the farmers tilling and cultivating their fields of yellow mustard crop. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3917231857575992585&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[100]=new Array(102,"vlogs/video137.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Jaipur city in the desert state of Rajasthan, India rajasthan_jaipur_3.mov Jaipur, the pink city from the high point of Nihargarh Fort. Also seen are Jaigarh Fort and Amer / Amber Mahal / Palace, built with typical Rajasthani architecture, sitting on top of a hill covered with a dry, deciduous, arid scrub jungle / forest of the Aravalli hills. See the chaotic traffic on the roads of Jaipur city, with cars, cycle rickshaws, auto rickshaws, cyclists and pedestrians along a bazaar / market and also seen is the Hawa Mahal or the Palace of the winds from where the Queens and the other noble and aristrocratic women of Jaipur used to see processions on the road in purdah / veil. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4172570777418989449&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Backwaters of Cochin in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4766532868938855276&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[101]=new Array(103,"vlogs/video138.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense India beaches, Marma Goa Port and the beaches in Goa on the West Coast of India goa_seascape_2.mov The Marma Goa port or harbour in Goa on the Indian Western Coast with the Arabian Sea. See the big ships including the Ocean Copycat, Ocean Senang, the fishing boats, cranes etc. Aslo see the sandy Majorda Beach with tourists, people, umbrellas, coconut palm trees swaying in the wind, the waves coming in, the sun setting in the horizon, sunset colors and other magnificient images. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1861604907126410362&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Himalayan birds from Landour in Uttaranchal, India wildlife_birds_19.mov 0 to 30 secs http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2278370939407894492&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[102]=new Array(104,"vlogs/video139.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense India - Romancing the stone. Taj Mahal as seen from Mehtab Bagh agra_taj_3.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3381185285680710672&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true India beaches - Calicut and in Goa on the West Coast of India goa_seascape_1.mov A pristine beach in Calicut on the Indian West Coast with waves coming in from the Arabian Sea. A fishing row boat made with wood, on the beach with oars, nets and other very basic fishing equipment. A small crab coming out of its tiny hole, with perfect camouflage / perfectly camouflaged on the sand, The sun rising slowly behind a curtain of trees, the surf / waves coming in, a fishing boat in the sea and tourists walking on the quiet and peaceful Majorda Beach in Goa. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5172252868650949531&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[103]=new Array(105,"vlogs/video14.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense India	Gate and Athens Olympic torch relay in India, 2004 delhi_olympictorchrelay_4.mov 420 to	450 secs	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=394843083727058458&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true A collection of images	from all over India webstock4.mov Hundreds of pilgrims trek through dense jungle in rain or sunshine	to the Sabarimala Temple high up on a mountain in Kerala, South	India. The pilgrims dressed as Lord Ayyappan, a reincarnation of	Lord Shiva / Siva, one of the three Gods in the Hindu trinity, are	seen celebrating the birth of Lord Ayappan. Pilgrims wearing loin	cloths / dhotis, rosaries, head-dresses and face paint in various	colors, wave offerings, emulating Ayappan. The pilgrimage exudes an	atmosphere of joy and devotion to Lord Ayappan. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3262190416845660726&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[104]=new Array(106,"vlogs/video140.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense India - Indian classical dance form, Kathak performance dances_kathak_2.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5552699777380807326&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true A collection of unique and high-quality imagery from Corbett National Park and the finest forests of India webstock2.mov A beautiful collection of high quality images from the terai and Shivalik region of the sub-Himalaya, around Corbett National Park http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5751424865707560550&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[105]=new Array(107,"vlogs/video141.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Pilgrimage of Sabarimala in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6137380485309694818&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Backwaters of Cochin in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6643343706092784372&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[106]=new Array(108,"vlogs/video142.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense The journey to Garhwal District of Uttaranchal in North India lakhat_1.mov The bus journey to Garhwal in Uttaranchal with lovely himalayan landscapes en route and rainfall in the hills with conifer forests. School children walking in a grassy area while singing folk songs on their way back home from school. An old garhwali woman, an old garhwali man, a woman grazing her goats and a soaring Griffon Vulture... http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7912191826869283861&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Doyang River and Dam in Nagaland, North East India ne_nagaland_3.mov The beautiful landscape of the Doyang River and Dam with its clear blue water and the surrounding hills. See a driftwood on the banks with the waves gently coming in, a dead tree submerged in the water, two people in a row boat and take a ride down the Doyang River in a motor boat. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8430261765151523914&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[107]=new Array(109,"vlogs/video143.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Doyang River and Dam in Nagaland, North East India ne_nagaland_4.mov A ride in a motor boat on the Doyang River with images of dead trees submerged in the water, two people in a row boat, grasses in the water, the surrounding green hills etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6553856933634152864&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Images from Gujarat in Western India gujarat_ahmedabad_7.mov A compilation of general imagery from Ahmedabad and neighbouring areas with shots of roadside vendors in the evening - a tea / chai stall, a pan / paan, cigarette, bidi and tobacco stall, a woman sweepiong the road in the morning, traffic, two wheelers, scooters, motocycles, cycles, pedestrians, buses, auto rickshaws, three wheelers, cars, hoardings for advertising and the extremely dry, arid landscape found in parts of Gujarat. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4665783815463126284&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[108]=new Array(110,"vlogs/video144.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Images from Ahmedabad in Gujarat, India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4590569138826381796&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Deadly cobras with a snake charmer in India delhi_performers_3.mov A snake charmer with his snakes / cobras, playing a musical wind instrument made out of a gourd. Later, he is seen \'packing \' his snakes into small baskets. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4379662627567636211&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[109]=new Array(111,"vlogs/video145.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Hindu Pilgrimage of Sabarimala in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4351900111451205951&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true India - Taj Mahal, Red Fort and Agra city UP_agra_1.mov Images of the Taj Mahal, Agra Red Fort, Yamuna River, Mehtab Bagh and Agra City from various perspectives. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1731560086355432317&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[110]=new Array(112,"vlogs/video146.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Garden flowers in a garden in New Delhi, India flora_gardenflowers_1.mov A collection of images of garden flowers including pink Azaelea, Pansy / Viola, white Petunia flowers… http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1521663873904258021&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Sabarimala, the hindu pilgrimage in Kerala, South India ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1469822414210329812&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[111]=new Array(113,"vlogs/video147.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense India - Central Women \'s Prison in Tihar Jail, Delhi - Clinic ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=863654521552691801&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true The Dalai Lama giving a sermon to an audience of Buddhist monks or Lamas himachal_spitikalchakra_7.mov The Buddhist festival of the Kalchakra being presided over by the religious and political head of the Tibetan people in exile in India. The festival was held, in this particular instance, at the Buddhist monastery, the Key Gompa in Spiti in Himachal Pradesh, India. Here, we see the Gunlun giving a religious sermon to an audience of lamas or Buddhist monks while a huge crowd of Buddhist people stands outside. Also seen are the Buddhist lucky signs being taken around and distribution of the prasad. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1151706827242151746&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[112]=new Array(114,"vlogs/video148.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Indian handicrafts of stone sculpture, inlay work and jewellery delhi_dillihaat_5.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1307031677220810321&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Vegetable mart in Trivandrum, Kerala ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=9209056366162570874&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[113]=new Array(115,"vlogs/video149.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Elephants ahoy ! It is an elephant parade... wildlife_elephants_1.mov A spellbinding montage of professionally shot wild Asiatic Elephant / Elephas maximus footage at the Corbett National Park or Tiger Reserve in Uttaranchal, North India. Situated in the Terai in the foothills of the Himalaya and near the Shivalik Hills. The first and perhaps, the most famous National Park in India, this wildlife sanctuary earlier known as the Hailey National Park is now named after Jim Corbett, the great shikari / hunter turned conservationist. See wild elephant herds comprising of baby elephants, female elephants and tuskers in the lush green grass of Dhikala Chaur / grassland. Elephants playing, walking, eating, crossing a river, tame elephants carrying tourist to the forest and also witness an elephant fight between two tuskers and a male elephant in mast / must, chaing a herd. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7826900444679095903&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Large flocks of Demoiselle cranes in Khichan wildlife_birds_4.mov Large flocks of Demoiselle cranes at Khichan / Kheechan near Kurja in Rajasthan, India where these wild flocks are fed grains on a daily basis. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6515404159717273069&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[114]=new Array(116,"vlogs/video15.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense India	Gate and Athens Olympic torch relay in India, 2004 delhi_olympictorchrelay_4.mov 420 to	450 secs	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=394843083727058458&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Pilgrims going to Sabarimala Temple in Kerala, South India	kerala_sabarimala_1.mov Hundreds of pilgrims trek through dense jungle in rain or sunshine	to the Sabarimala Temple high up on a mountain in Kerala, South	India. The pilgrims dressed as Lord Ayyappan, a reincarnation of	Lord Shiva / Siva, one of the three Gods in the Hindu trinity, are	seen celebrating the birth of Lord Ayappan. Pilgrims wearing loin	cloths / dhotis, rosaries, head-dresses and face paint in various	colors, wave offerings, emulating Ayappan. The pilgrimage exudes an	atmosphere of joy and devotion to Lord Ayappan.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-197894841106326557&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[115]=new Array(117,"vlogs/video150.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense We \'re No Monks : full length feature film. Part I only. ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6117685370453828940&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Stunning landscapes from the Corbett National Park, Uttaranchal uttaranchal_corbett_1.mov Visually stunning imagery from the Corbett National Park and Tiger Resesrve in Uttaranchal, North India. Situated in the Terai in the foothills of the Himalaya and near the Shivalik Hills. The first and perhaps, the most famous National Park in India, this wildlife sanctuary earlier known as the Hailey National Park is now named after Jim Corbett, the great shikari / hunter turned conservationist. See the trees that died due to the construction of the Kalagarh Dam made on the Ramganga River, the vast lush green grasslands / chaurs, hills, trees, sunset colors, a top view of the Ramganga River, fall colors on the Kusum tree leaves, time lapse of a rising moon / moonrise and a setting sun / sunset, eerie early morning mist rising on the Corbett landscape, Sal tree forests, gnarled, dead tree trunks / tree skeletons, etc. A journey to the unspoilt, primeaval, virgin forests of the Corbett National Park. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5474113463423783568&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[116]=new Array(118,"vlogs/video151.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Caution ! Wild animals ahead wildlife_animals_1.mov A montage of wild animal imagery from the Corbett National Park or Tiger Reserve in Uttaranchal, North India. Situated in the Terai in the foothills of the Himalaya and near the Shivalik Hills. The first and perhaps, the most famous National Park in India, this wildlife sanctuary earlier known as the Hailey National Park is now named after Jim Corbett, the great shikari / hunter turned conservationist. See a wet and wild tiger / Panthera tigris, the great carnivore, crossing the Ramganga River and then, in a water hole, A jackal in the lush green grass of the Dhikala Chaur / grassland, later crossing the Ramganga River, a Monitor Lizard, a lookalike of the Commodo Dragon, walking on the ground, flicking around its forked tongue while a Common Hill Partridge can be heard calling in the background, two Langur monkeys sitting on the ground and three Indian Wildboar crossing a river. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3976927841348034336&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Ferry boats carrying people and vehicles in Cochin, Kerala kerala_cochin_2.mov A large ferry of the Kerala Shipping and Inland Navigation Corporation Ltd. / KSINC, a Government of Kerala Undertaking ferrying people and vehicles including two wheelers, cars bicycles and a Tempo Traveller in Cochin in South India, prominently displaying boards of the State Bank of India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3615507043881826081&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[117]=new Array(119,"vlogs/video152.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Seat of power of the Dalai Lama, Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh himachal_dharamshala_1.mov Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh, North India is the seat of the Dalai Lama or Gunlun / Gun lun, the religious and political leader of the Buddhist Tibetan government in exile in India. See the Dhauladhar / Dhaula dhar Himalayan mountain range / snow peaks with an oak branch in the foreground, colorful Buddhist prayer flags / Tibetan prayer flags, a gompa / Buddhist monastery, conifer trees, hills, tourists boating in a lake, an apartment building, a top view of Dharamshala town etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3439288480072933483&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Seat of power of the Dalai Lama, Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh himachal_dharamshala_1.mov Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh, North India is the seat of the Dalai Lama or Gunlun / Gun lun, the religious and political leader of the Buddhist Tibetan government in exile in India. See the Dhauladhar / Dhaula dhar Himalayan mountain range / snow peaks with an oak branch in the foreground, colorful Buddhist prayer flags / Tibetan prayer flags, a gompa / Buddhist monastery, conifer trees, hills, tourists boating in a lake, an apartment building, a top view of Dharamshala town etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3439288480072933483&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[118]=new Array(120,"vlogs/video153.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Post medieval islamic architecture tomb in Gujarat gujarat_junagarh_1.mov Mahabat Makbara / Tomb in Junagarh, Gujarat in Western India. This post medieval monument is an excellent example of Islamic architecture in India. Constructed between 1878 A. D. to 1892 A. D. by the seventh Nawab, Bahadur Khanji the Second for close to four lakh rupees. The tomb houses the bodies of the sixth Nawab, Mahabat Khanji the Second, the seventh Nawab, Bahadur Khanji the Third and the eighth Nawab, Rasul Khanji. See the gorgeous tomb with turrets, minarets, the spiral staircases, domes etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3115535112421238604&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true The Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi delhi_republicday_1.mov Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi, India with marching martial bands, tableaux from various states of India and army contingents marching down Rajpath, the presidential esplanade. Images include the Indian Republic Day, Defence Research & Development Organisation, DRDO, Ministry of Defence, Agni Missile, defence, Marching band, march-past, march past, bagpipes, bagpiper, trumpet, cymbals, drum, drummer, synchronisation, camel rider, turban, headgear, rifle, baton, spectators, audience, cymbals, pipes, musical instrument, piper, baton, coast guard, women soldiers, Indian flag, tricolor, Assam, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, seagull, seagul, hut, Bihar, folk dance, folk dancer, handloom, Chhattisgarh, metal sculpture, Gujarat, Gujrat, Jammu & Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, J&K, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Mizoram, cane basket, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Tripura, tableaux, tableau, Indian Mountaineering Foundation, Ordinance factories, Indian Railways, rural development, telecommunication, caparisoned elephants etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2155782044330678887&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",7);arrFiles[119]=new Array(121,"vlogs/video154.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Two birds and a mongoose wildlife_birds_3.mov See a lark, a Bay backed Shrike and two mongoose in Gir, Guajart in West India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-321249732636140923&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Mass child marriages in Alwar District of Rajasthan rajasthan_alwarchildmarriage_1.mov Mass child marriages in Alwar District of Rajasthan held on a particularly auspicious full moon. Although marriages are not officially allowed in India before the age of eighteen years for girls and twenty one years for boys, this illegal practice of under age marriages is still practised in various states of the country. Images of a camel drawn cart, a road, a tractor, a Rajasthani woman, a truck, a mirage / refraction, a loaded tractor, a cyclist on a cycle, a dead buffalo carcass / animal remains, an old monument, domes, chhatris, a dust storm / duststorm, an infant, a child, a mother and child, rural India, a camel, a tubewell, children, field, charpoy, village, sparrow, basket, mass marriage, child marriage, groom, bridegroom, villager, village folk, Rajasthani folk, turban or traditional Indian headgear, garland of money / money garland, sehrabandi, under-age marriage, pre-teen marriage, illegal practice, hindu practice, customs, tradition, teenage marriage, etc. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1499096665610577689&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[120]=new Array(122,"vlogs/video155.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Jogi Mahal and Padam Talao as seen from Ranthambhor Fort rajasthan_ranthambhor_6.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1742936865999955483&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Elephants, a stunning gathering of the elephants of South Asia wildlife_elephants_5.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2030342865389816177&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[121]=new Array(123,"vlogs/video156.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Lion pride by night wildlife_lions_3.mov A pride of lions by night in Gir Sanctuary and National Park in Gujarat, Western India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2718429763977016299&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Bengali traditional painting style depicting the tsunami of 2005 delhi_dillihaat_3.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3056554787758119491&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[122]=new Array(124,"vlogs/video157.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Helicopter skiing operation in the Himalaya heliskiing_film_1.mov This is a documentary examination of the adventure sport of Helicopter Skiing and how it is run in the Himalaya. The expert Swiss pilots of Himachal Heli-Skiing take the viewer up to the high Himalaya, and through some of the most exhilarating runs of skiing and snow-boarding anywhere in the world. Shot from as high as 20, 000 feet in the air, from a helicopter with doors removed, the aerial views of the Himalaya in this film are stunning. A new and unique production, it expands the definition of an adventure sport and wilderness documentary. Over 50 hours of footage. Three years in the making (1998-2001). http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2448251746728435518&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Fishermen in Cochin in Kerala kerala_cochin_7.mov Coconut palm trees and high rise sea facing buildings in Cochin in Kerala, South India. Also seen is a fishermen throwing his nets in the water while his partner rows the boat. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2549746052545659942&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[123]=new Array(125,"vlogs/video158.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Lord of the jungle. The Asiatic Lion wildlife_lions_1.mov Night safari. A look at the highly endangered Asiatic Lion in Gir Sanctuary and National Park in Gujarat, Western India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3446076909389227369&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Amazing feat! A man lifts 15 lb. iron ball with his eyelid delhi_performers_2.mov A performance outside Dilli Haat in South Delhi, India where a man lifts an iron ball weighing over 15 pounds or 6 1/2 kilograms / kgs with only his eyelid. Also seen are images of a man juggling swords and a magic card trick. Also seen are images from inside Dilli Haat. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3543864039474916775&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[124]=new Array(126,"vlogs/video159.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Splitting bamboo for basket weaving ne_nagaland_9.mov A man in splitting bamboo with a big knife to prepare it for weaving baskets, while carrying a child on his back tied with a cloth. Also, a bee on tree flowers in Wokha Village in Nagaland, North East India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3718819985005953670&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Wild and tame elephants on a forest path wildlife_elephants_4.mov A tame elephant with its mahaut / mahout / elephant trainer on its back, walking down a forest path and later a wild elephant walking down the same path in Assam, North East India. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3816600957475347805&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",6);arrFiles[125]=new Array(127,"vlogs/video16.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEO	ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file	Description Google AdSense India,	a proud moment. Beating of the retreat	delhi_beatingoftheretreat_1.mov The	Beating of the Retreat is held on the 29th of January annually in	New Delhi, three days after the Republic Day celebrations. Here, the	defence forces marching bands play martial tunes with the event	being presided over by the President of India. Images of Rajpath or	presidential esplanade, Indian defence forces, military, army, air	force, navy, camel riders, Rashtrapati Bhawan / Presidential	residence, North Block, South Block, cavalry, pilot car, cavalcade,	chief of the Indian Army, Ambassador car, Maruti Suzuki Gypsy, Chief	of the Indian Navy, Chief of the Indian Air Force, George Fernandes,	Defence Minister, L K Advani, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Priyanka	Gandhi, Robert Vadra, trumpet, Guard of Honor, President Abdul	Kalam, President of India, National Anthem, bagpiper, bagpipes,	drums, drummer, dome, chhatri, pillar, column, British architecture,	massed military bands, military regalia, Maratha regiment, trumpet,	bugler, Eleventh Gorkha Rifles, Maratha Light Infantry, ADC, Aids de	Camp, Aids de campe, leopard print, leopard skin, pom pom, pompom,	outdoor audience, coordination, military might, spectators, military	flag, trumpets, medals, attire, Vayu Sena, musical score, tradition,	military culture, cymbals, trombone, conductor, naval cap, horseman,	national pride, salute, marchpast, clarinet, flute, Sousa \'s marches,	sunset ceremony, symphony, regalia etc.	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-242888537079605171&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Dance form from India	being performed by folk dancers from Rajasthan delhi_surajkundmela_3.mov 180 to	210 secs	http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-268304545797452646&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",7);arrFiles[126]=new Array(128,"vlogs/video160.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Path to salvation. Amarnath Yatra j&k_amarnath_16.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3851708238832309888&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true A stunning sunrise ! kerala_cochin_6.mov A vibrant sunrise behind coconut palm trees in Kerala in South India http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4370158170709800307&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[127]=new Array(129,"vlogs/video161.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense The elephant parade / elephant march ??? ??? http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4468611574288447363&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true Dog meat. Incarcerated dogs to be sold for eating animalslaughter_6.mov In the dog house! Dogs whining pitiously as they are tied up to be later cut up for meat in Nagland, North East India. Outside the room cut is dog meat, hung up for sale and a small pup probably awaiting the same fate later on in life. PREVIOUS NEXT",5);arrFiles[128]=new Array(130,"vlogs/video162.htm","17 Apr 2006","WILDERNESS VIDEO ARCHIVE ON GOOGLE","","","WILDERNESS VIDEOARCHIVE ON GOOGLE Title Video file Description Google AdSense Majestic Sarus Cranes at sunrise wildlife_birds_13.mov No description http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4945092135026660555&q=Wilderness+Films+India&pl=true The annual Buddhist Kalchakra festival himachal_spitikalchakra_3.mov The annual Buddh