Sugnan (Gnanamurthy)

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Sugnan[1] (born 8 Januray 1975) is an Indian cinematographer who works in the Kannada film industry. He made his debut in the feature film Mani directed by Yogaraj Bhat in the year 2001. He has since worked in over 20 films 3 television mega serials. Most recognized for his unique work in the movie Sidlingu, his hand-held style in the movies Lifeu Ishtene, Tony, Dana Kayonu, Male [2]Jayammana Maga Maayavadanu[3] I Love You[4] and Mugulu Nage have been worthy of praise.

Sugnan
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Born
Gnanamurthy N

8 January 1975
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
NationalityIndian
CitizenshipIndia
OccupationCinematographer
Years active2001 - Present

Early Life

Sugnan [5]was born on 08 January 2975 to S.C. Narayanappa and Rajamma, into a weaver’s family, in Bangalore, Karnataka. He completed his SSLC from SVN High School, Malleshwaram, Bangalore in 1990.

He was drawn to cinema when he witnessed the shooting of the movie Udbhava near his house during his SSLC exams. Starring Anant Nag and helmed by Koodlu Ramakrishna, it was his first brush with the film making process at such close quarters. This inspired him to pursue a Diploma in Cinematography course at Sri Jayachamarajendra Polytechnic, Bangalore between 1991-93.

Career

He started his career working for a production house called Prime Images Pvt. Ltd., where he worked extensively on documentaries, news reels, daily soaps and corporate films for three years.

He debuted as a cameraman with the telefilm Nenapinangaladalli, which he also produced with his friends. Later, her freelanced as a cameraman for various daily soaps.

Sugnan [6]went on to assist Mapakshi, where he learned basic cinematography aesthetics and technical knowledge. He was also exposed to a huge collection of films, which inspired him and helped him fine tune his skills. His stint as an assistant cinematographer [7]with P. Rajan gave him the opportunity to work on films like Beladingala Baale, Hagalu Vesha and AK 47. Sugnan also worked as an associate with R. Giri, from whom he learnt the candid camera technique.

Having worked with experienced cinematographers, he can seamlessly handle filming for both TV and films with ease. He is known for his unique style and his ability is lauded by some of the leading technicians and artists in the industry.

Sugnan has had the opportunity to work with Ananth Nag, who inspired him to pursue his career in films, when he worked with him on the feature film Mellusire Savigana (2002) and the mega serial Preethi Illada Mele (2005-09).

Filmography

Television Mega serials

As a Cameraman
Title Channel Duration
Ardha Satya Doordarshan 1998 - 2000
Muktha ETV Kannada 2002 - 2005
Preethi Illade Mele ETV Kannada 2005 - 2009

Feature Films

As an Assistant Cinematographer
Year Title Director
1995 Beladingala Baale Sunil Kumar Desai
1999 AK 47 Om Prakash Rao
1999 Chandra Mukhi Pranasakhi Seetharama Karanth
2000 Hagalu Vesha Baraguru Ramachandrappa
As a Cinematographer
Year Title Director
2001 Mani Yogaraj Bhat
2002 Mellusire Savigana Ramesh Krishna
2009 Payana Kiran Govi
2009 Love Guru Prashanth
2010 Premism Ratnaja
2011 Lifeu Ishtene Pavan Kumar
2011 Manasology Deepak
2012 Sidlingu Vijaya Prasad
2013 Tony Jayateertha
2013 Jayammana Maga Vikas
2014 Love In Mandya Arasu Anthare
2015 Bullet Basya Jayateertha
2015 Male Shiva Tejas
2016 Neer Dose Vijaya Prasad
2016 Dana Kayonu Yogaraj Bhat
2017 Mugulu Nage Yogaraj Bhat
2019 Panchatantra Yogaraj Bhat
2019 I Love You R. Chandru
2020 Kanadante Mayavadanu Raj Patipatti
2020 Law Rahu Samartha
2020 Yellow Gangs Ravindra Parameshwarappa

References

  1. "Sugnan". IMDb. Retrieved 2020-10-21.
  2. "Male review. Male Kannada movie review, story, rating". IndiaGlitz.com. Retrieved 2020-12-27.
  3. Express, New Indian (8 July 2019). "Director Ravikiran Vikas turns hero with Kaanadante Maayavadanu".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. Chitraloka. "'I Love You' 50 days Function On August 2nd".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  5. MovieBuff. "Sugnan".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  6. BookMyShow. "Sugnan".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  7. FilmiBeat. "Sugnaan".{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)

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