PANAJI, NOV 29 : The South Indian film production company Innovative Film Academy (IFA) will collaborate with Golden Ratio Films (GRF), the content development and distribution subsidiary arm of Vistas Media Capital, to produce 10 films.

The most prestigious platform in India for fostering collaboration between South Asian film projects and global cinema communities is where this historic agreement was struck.

The IFA has submitted a proposal to NFDC for co-producing these 10 feature films with Golden Ratio Films. The IFA is connected with NFDC for skill development in the media & entertainment sector. The co-production partner for the movies will be Golden Ratio Films, which will contribute its expertise in marketing and content creation to make movies with a broad audience appeal.

The president of Golden Ratio Films, Ashwini Chaudhary, commented on this new development by saying, “At Golden Ratio Films, we are always aiming to create cinema that leaves a lasting impression. We believe in telling stories through our films, and the language, syntax, diction, and passion of these stories captivate audiences in a way that ordinary, commercial cinema cannot. We have a tremendous possibility to create stories that will attract everyone because Indian movies in regional languages are becoming increasingly popular around the world. I want to thank the IFFI Goa staff for supporting these 10 projects, and I hope we can develop films that leave an impression, transcend linguistic barriers, and resonate with audiences around the world.

Co-Founder and Group COO of Vistas Media Capital, Piiyush Singh, commented on the 10-movie deal, saying: “At Vistas Media Capital, we have always sought to produce cinema that has a global appeal. With this 10-movie arrangement with IFA, we will be able to go beyond the ordinary and invest in tales that leave a lasting effect on viewers. Regardless of language, the movie industry has changed, and fans are willing to try new things. I’m thrilled to be a part of this relationship since it will help to present audiences with a rich cinematic experience given the variety of stories we have in regional languages.

Saravana Prasad, the founder and director of Innovative Film Academy, stated regarding the relationship, “The South has a really vivid and unique view on filmmaking. We are pretty daring and lively with our storytelling, and we frequently experiment with our characters. Working with GRF will only result in the production of genre-bending, ground-breaking movies that audiences worldwide will appreciate.(PHN)