Vinod Sukumaran

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Vinod Sukumaran
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Vinod Sukumaran

Alma mater Film and Television Institute of India , Pune
School of Drama and Fine Arts, Thrissur
Occupations
Years active1999 - 2015
Parent(s)K.Sukumaran, Karathiyani
Awards National Award, Kerala State Film Award, Film Critic Association Award, Mathrubhumi Film Award

Vinod Sukumaran [1] is an Indian film maker and film editor. He won the National Film Award for Best First Non-Feature Film of a Director for the film Diary of a Housewife in 2001.

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He is an alumnus of the Film and Television Institute of India. He has won the Kerala state Film Award as Best Editor for the Malayalam film Ore Kadal directed by Shyamaprasad in 2007 and Ivan Megharoopan directed by P.Balachandran. His first feature film was Haram in 2015. [2]

Personal life

Vinod Sukumaran was born on 20 January at Palakkad district of Kerala, as the youngest son of K. Sukumaran and M. Karthiyani. After completing his degree (BTA) in Theatre Arts from the School of Drama and Fine Arts, Thrissur, Calicut University, in 1989, he joined the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune in 1992, where he earned his diploma in Film Editing. His first independent work as an editor was the FTII diploma film Veg or Non-Veg (1993), directed by Gurpal Singh.

Career

Sukumaran was assistant editor from 1995–1999 for Renu Saluja. His first film, Diary of a Housewife, won the National Award in 2002 for the Best first film of a Director in non-fiction category.

He has achieved Mathrubhumi film award as best film editor for AKALE, a Malayalam feature film directed by Shyamaprasad in 2005 and best film editor award for the same film in the same year from Kerala state Film Critic Association.

Sukumaran has chaired or participated on judging panels of multiple film festivals and award shows, including Kerala State Film Award. [3] His first feature film was HARAM the Malayalam film acted by the Fahad Fasil and Radhika Apte in lead roles. [4] [5]

Filmography

YearTitleEditorDirectorLine producerAwardsNotes
1999Lights on waterYesDocumentary
1999AgnisakshiAssociate director
2002 Diary of a Housewife YesYesYes National Award for Best First film of a Director, Non-Fiction CategoryShort film, co- writer with Mohan Raghavan
2003UllurukkamYesYesAssociate director
2004 Akale YesMathrubhumi Film Award for Best Editor, Kerala Film Critics Award for Best EditorAssociate director
2006 Daivanamathil YesCo-editor with Bina Paul
2007 Ore Kadal Yes Kerala State Film Award for Best Editor
2008 10ML Lov YesHindi feature film
2008 Hello Zindagi YesYesHindi feature film
2008 Firaq First ADHindi feature film
2009 Rithu YesYesSound designer
2009786YesYesYesTV film
2010 TD Dasan Std 6B Yes
2010 Elektra Yes
2010 Clock Wise YesOnline editor
2010 Chandrayaan YesEnglish feature film
2011 Ivan Megharoopan Yes Kerala State Film Award for Best Editor
2012 Arike Yes
2013 English Yes
2013 Artist Yes
2015 Haram (film) YesYesWriter
2015 Ore Udal YesCo-writer

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References

  1. "Review : Vinod Sukumaran". www.imdb.com.
  2. "Review : Haram". www.sify.com. Archived from the original on 26 February 2015.
  3. "Jury Panel : Vinod Sukumaran". www.aliiff.com.
  4. "Haram". Archived from the original on 26 February 2015.
  5. "Fahadh teams up with Radhika Apte in 'Haram'". Archived from the original on 19 November 2014.