Pondfreaks

Pondfreaks Entertainment
Industry	Film production
Founded	2007
Founder	Edward Stevenson Pereji, Karthik Gattamneni, Vijay Bhanu, Goutham Nerusu, Seshu Vardhan G,Vijay Kiran Varma, Ajay Kiran Varma and Lalith
Headquarters	Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Key people	Karthik Gattamneni, Edward Stevenson Pereji, Vijay Bhanu, Seshu, Vijay Kiran Varma and Ajay Kiran Varma
Products	Films, Short Films
Website	http://www.pondfreaks.com

Pondfreaks Entertainment is a short film production house from Hyderabad.

Pondfreaks Entertainment have formed one of the leading Short film studios in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana, India. The Studio's activities span across creative development, production and marketing the short films.

The studio has produced short movies including Coin, Infinity,[1] Invisible fish and Bewars.

History

The Pondfreaks entertainment has started long back in 2007. The key initiators of the Studio are Karthik Gattamneni, Edward Sunny, Vijay Bhanu, Goutham Nerusu, Ajay Kiran Varma, Seshu, Vijay Kiran Varma, and Kunaal. Initially, the studio was named as "Eddykar Productions", but later it has been changed to "Pondfreaks entertainment".The team consists of alumni from Rajiv Menon MindScreen Film Institute, Satyajit ray Film & Television Institute, Annapurna College of Film and Media, ISB Hyderabad and BITS Pilani. Their filmography includes around 11 short films, which are critically acclaimed. In late 2011, Oklahoma Sooners Production (another shortfilm production studio) has merged with Pondfreaks entertainment to produce two movies and a music video: Infinity and Bewars (Films), Lost (Music Video).

Making style

Initial stages almost every shortfilm from Pondfreaks Entertainment has been shot on a Sony handycam. Later it has been upgraded with 3CCD MiniDV camcorder. F&I is the first short film from Pondfreaks Entertainment to be shot on Canon EOS 7D. Pondfreaks is the first shortfilm studio in India to try underwater shots (in Invisible fish) with Canon EOS 7D.

Technically, short films like Coin, Infinity, Bewars and Invisible fish have awe-inspiring cinematography, shot compositions and Digital Intermediate. Their technicalities in sound design and editing reflect the ingenious film-making they have developed through years.

Cinematographer and Director Karthik Gattamneni

Cinematographer Vijay Bhanu

Executive Producer Edward doing a last minute check.

Notable Filmography

Year	Film	Notes
2006	Cinemawale
2006	Highway
2007	Alive	"Winner: Best short film award in various contests."
2007	Joy and Soul
2008	Rebound
2008	Swap	"Winner: Best short film award in various contests."
2008	4 pm
2008	Clash
2009	Closed doors	"Winner: Best short film award in various contests."
2010	Sunshine	"Critically acclaimed in FTII."
2010	Loco
2010	Interviewing a film student	"Documentary"
2010	What's he upto in there!
2011	Coin	"Winner: Best short film award in various contests."
2011	F&I
2011	Invisible Fish	"First Indian short film to shoot underwater."
2011	Where's Kevin
2012	My Past three Girlfriends
2012	That boy this girl
2012	Lost	"Music Video; First collaboration of Pondfreaks and Oklahoma Sooners"
2012	Infinity	"Winner: Best short film award in various contests."
2012	Bewars	"Produced by Oklahoma Sooners Production"

Feature Films

Year	Film	Notes
2013	Oopiri (Feature Film)	"Directed by Edward Stevenson Pereji; Produced by Raja Raveendar. Though the film was not released from Pondfreaks, Pondfreaks has extended its services in styling of trailer and many other aspects for the film."
2013	Prema Ishq Kaadhal (Feature Film)	"Released On 6 Dec 2013"
2014	Surya VS Surya (Feature Film)	"Production"
Unscheduled	MARIO[2][3]	Shoot in Progress

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References

"15-minute short film draws critical acclaim," The Hindu, The Hindu, 7 May 2011.
"Official Website of the film Archived 2014-02-25 at the Wayback Machine,"
"MARIO-Casting call Archived 2014-02-22 at the Wayback Machine,"

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[1] "15-minute short film draws critical acclaim," The Hindu, The Hindu, 7 May 2011.

[2] "Official Website of the film Archived 2014-02-25 at the Wayback Machine,"

[3] "MARIO-Casting call Archived 2014-02-22 at the Wayback Machine,"