ADG Perspective

January-February 2021

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5 4 P E R S P E C T I V E | J A N U A R Y / F E B R U A R Y 2 0 2 1 N O A H M c C o r m i c k A D I T Y A M o h i t e Aditya Mohite is an award-winning fi lmmaker, Art Director and Production Designer whose fi lms have been screened at many of the world's major fi lm festivals. His fi lms have won numerous awards and nominations from festivals that include Cannes, LA-Fest, Lift-Off Film Festival, Mediterranean Film Festival and Amsterdam Lift-Off Film Festival. Prior to earning a master's degree in fi lmmaking, he was a professional architect who used his bachelor's degree in engineering and architecture to conceptualize and construct large-scale projects. Aditya specializes in designing and constructing "Modular-Multipurpose" sets that allow fi lm productions to minimize expenses, maximize resources, lower their carbon-footprint and still deliver a highly aesthetic and superior cinematic experience. From Greensboro, North Carolina, Noah McCormick earned his BFA in Production Design for fi lm and television at UNC School of the Arts. Throughout his academic career, he crewed on dozens of short fi lms that he decorated, designed and art directed, and assisted in Art Departments on commercial shoots, TV shows and feature fi lms from New York to Georgia. Noah also works in commercial design as a 3D rendering artist and is currently an Art Department assistant on fi lm productions in Atlanta. His work has been screened at the Denver Film Festival and he's worked on fi lms, including Richard Jewell (2019) and the upcoming fi lm adaptation of Dear Evan Hansen. A B C D E F D. ARCHITECTURAL STUDY. 3D RENDER. E. PRODUCTION STILL. F. HAND DRAWING. A. CONCEPTUAL DRAWING OF HIMALAYAN HUT FOR THESIS FILM, LOST IN THE RED SNOW (SKETCHUP, PROCREATE). B. STAGE SET FROM LOST IN THE RED SNOW. SET PHOTO. C. CONCEPTUAL RENDERING FOR DIVE BAR IN GREENSBORO, NC, (SKETCHUP, LUMION).

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