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Harsh Rajani
1 reviews on 1 places
I visited this place at 05:37 PM in the evening but was denied entry since it was almost closing time 06:00 PM. Next day I reached around 03:00 PM. Telling this because even 3 hours wouldn't last long as you keep exploring this place. The ticket price has been revised to Rs. 75 as contrary to Rs. 20 written on web.
Inside the museum, there are two buildings - the old one and new one. First you go to the old one where you'll witness how cinema was born and how it evolved. I cannot put into words the details of global and national cinema that you'll find here. There are antique instruments in form of audio and visual devices, detailed notes on various evolutions of cinema, photos from the past, etc. I'll leave it here in case of the old building. As for the new one, it has got some really cool tech for you to understand filmmaking on a deeper level like doing your makeup, animations, vfx, sound mixing, etc which is really fun. Just like the old building, you'll find here many historical figures who contributed to the Cinema, antique sound and visual devices.
Inside the museum, there are two buildings - the old one and new one. First you go to the old one where you'll witness how cinema was born and how it evolved. I cannot put into words the details of global and national cinema that you'll find here. There are antique instruments in form of audio and visual devices, detailed notes on various evolutions of cinema, photos from the past, etc. I'll leave it here in case of the old building. As for the new one, it has got some really cool tech for you to understand filmmaking on a deeper level like doing your makeup, animations, vfx, sound mixing, etc which is really fun. Just like the old building, you'll find here many historical figures who contributed to the Cinema, antique sound and visual devices.