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INTACH Filmit India workshop brings heritage storytelling to Visakhapatnam

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Nivedita Ganguly
INTACH Filmit India workshop brings heritage storytelling to Visakhapatnam
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The INTACH Filmit India workshop in Visakhapatnam trained students to create short films documenting their local cultural and natural heritage. This initiative aims to foster storytelling skills while encouraging youth to engage with their environment.

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Educational programs that integrate technology with heritage preservation help younger generations develop a deeper connection to their local history and environment.

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What if the stories hidden in Visakhapatnam’s streets, buildings, traditions and natural spaces could be told through the eyes of its schoolchildren? This is the idea behind Filmit India, an initiative that is bringing young storytellers and heritage together through the lens of a camera.

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