Soumendu Roy

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Soumendu Roy ( Bengali সৌমেন্দু রায় Saumendu Rāẏ ; born February 7, 1933 ) is an Indian cameraman .

Life

Roy began working as a camera assistant for Subrata Mitra in the mid-1950s . Since the recordings of Satyajit Ray's Apu trilogy, he learned his trade in practice at Mitra without ever attending a film school. From 1959 he worked as an independent cameraman. He shot Satyajit Ray's documentary about Tagore in 1961 and was then a regular principal cameraman for Ray until 1984. He worked out his ideas for the exposure mostly together with Ray and the production designer Bansi Chandragupta . In the early 1990s he worked for Tapan Sinhas Ek Doctor Ki Maut and Buddhadeb Dasguptas Charachar .

He was honored with four National Film Awards , for the Satyajit-Ray films Ashani Sanket , Sonar Kella and Shatranj Ke Khilari in the category Best Cinematography (color film) and for Raja Sens's documentary about Tagore singer Suchitra Mitra in the documentary section / Best camera.

Filmography

Individual evidence

  1. Subrata Mitra (see in filmography: image - Satyajit Ray, Soumendu Roy and Subrata Mitra 1956)
  2. satyajitray.org

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