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'''Sumant Jayakrishnan''' is a contemporary [[India]]n [[set design]]er, [[lighting designer]] and [[costume design]]er. He also designs exhibitions. He was trained in NID ( [[National Institute of Design]] ) in [[Ahmedabad]]. | '''Sumant Jayakrishnan''' is a contemporary [[India]]n [[set design]]er, [[lighting designer]] and [[costume design]]er. He also designs exhibitions. He was trained in NID ( [[National Institute of Design]] ) in [[Ahmedabad]]. | ||
Recent works | == Recent works == | ||
* ''A midsummer night's dream'' (2006) Play directed by [[Tim Supple]], Set and costume design | |||
* ''Paperdoll'' (2005) Choreography by [[Padmini Chettur]], Set and lighting design | |||
* ''Water'' (2005) Movie directed by [[Deepa Mehta]], Art Direction | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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Sumant Jayakrishnan is a contemporary Indian set designer, lighting designer and costume designer. He also designs exhibitions. He was trained in NID ( National Institute of Design ) in Ahmedabad.
Recent works[edit]
- A midsummer night's dream (2006) Play directed by Tim Supple, Set and costume design
- Paperdoll (2005) Choreography by Padmini Chettur, Set and lighting design
- Water (2005) Movie directed by Deepa Mehta, Art Direction
External links[edit]
- Website of "Midsummer night's dream"
- Celebrating Creativity: Life : Work of Uday Shankar
- Filmography at NY Times
- Eyebeam
- Sumant Jayakrishnan on IMDb
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