Current Situation of VFX Industry: The VFX industry was severely underestimated until 2015. Many people looked down on it, thinking it was a field for the illiterate because no degree or qualification was required to join. It was seen as skill-based, accessible to anyone with the talent, yet widely misunderstood due to lack of awareness. Back then, professions like engineering and medicine overshadowed it. However, between 2011 and 2018 , the industry matured significantly, gaining recognition. Before, there were only 4-5 VFX companies in India , but now, hundreds have emerged, marking a positive shift. In the past, a salary of 20,000 to 30,000 rupees was considered great, but now, many earn in lakhs. Despite its booming growth, the VFX industry faced a major setback with the onset of the Corona Pandemic. Many lost their livelihoods, feeling disheartened. Yet, the industry remarkably bounced back, reaching unprecedented heights, even transitioning to remote work seamlessly. Those...
Rana Vijendra Pratap
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Meet Rana Vijendra Pratap S/O Late Satya Narayan Singh, fondly known as Rana, a
vibrant and talented VFX Paint Artist with a heart full of passion and a knack
for management. Born on May 15, 1989, in Deoghar, Jharkhand, Rana spent most of
his formative years in Kolkata for studies. With a whopping 14 years of
experience in both Conversion and VFX, he's a seasoned artist with a unique
blend of skills.
Rana Vijendra Pratap has donned various hats in departments like Roto and
Paint, showcasing not only his artistic prowess but also impressive management
skills. Despite his busy schedule, he finds joy in indulging in his love for
South Indian Food, especially relishing a plate of Chicken Biryani.
Beyond the world of pixels and brushes, Rana is a true
music enthusiast, particularly drawn to Sufi melodies by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
His go-to song, "Ye Jo Halka Halka Suroor," holds a special place in
his heart. When not immersed in the world of VFX, he enjoys playing cricket,
listing Mahendra Singh Dhoni as his all-time favorite player.
Rana Vijendra Pratap's love for Fantasy, Adventure, and Mystery movies is
evident, with "Rang de Basanthi" topping his list. The late Sushant
Singh Rajput, an actor with undeniable talent, is another personal favorite of
Rana's.
His journey into the world of VFX began with a chance
encounter in Kolkata after a cricket match. The sight of a massive MAAC
billboard piqued his interest, steering him towards a career in the VFX Industry. Starting as a Colorizer in UNO Digital, Patna, in 2009, Rana's career
blossomed. He quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a Senior Roto artist at
Primefocus Ltd Goa.
Rana Vijendra Pratap's trajectory continued with stints as a paint artist in
various prestigious companies like Digital Deluxe, MPC, Ghost VFX, and
currently, he's a Senior Paint Artist at ILM, Mumbai, belonging to the core
team. Notably, Rana has served as a Co-lead in Deluxe and Ghost VFX.
Digital Deluxe and ILM hold a special place in Rana's
heart due to their work culture, work-life balance, and friendly environment.
Working in these places significantly contributed to his personal growth.
Rana Vijendra Pratap's journey in the VFX Industry is dotted with
memorable moments. One such highlight is his involvement in the Oscar and VES
Award-winning film, "1917." Witnessing his first project, "Clash
of the Titans," on the big screen brought immense joy. Casual cricket
matches with colleagues at MPC and Digital Deluxe and being credited as the
Paint Lead in the movie "XXX" are cherished memories.
However, Rana Vijendra Pratap truly made a mark when his panic tweet to
Narendra Modi during the first wave of the Corona pandemic went viral in the
VFX industry, instantly elevating his popularity.
Fully content with his career choice, Rana aspires to be a mentor, sharing his experiences with newcomers entering the dynamic world of VFX. His goal is simple yet profound – to guide and inspire the next generation in the industry he holds dear.
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