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Kishore Rajendran

Kishore Rajendran is an Indian art director and production designer working primarily in the Tamil film industry. His responsibilities include overseeing the design and construction of film sets, as well as contributing to the overall visual style of a project. He has worked on several Tamil films and web series.

Early Life and Education

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Kishore was born in Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu, and completed his early education at Alpha Plus Matriculation Higher Secondary School and Alpha Wisdom Vidyashram. He pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Digital Media Design at ICAT Design & Media College and later studied at Birmingham City University in the United Kingdom.

Career

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Kishore Rajendran began his career in the Tamil film industry, where he worked on various film and television projects as a production designer and art director. His responsibilities typically include designing sets, overseeing the construction of film environments, and ensuring the visual consistency of a project. Kishore's work can be seen in films such as Agni Siragugal, Nallavan Per Edutha Kettavan, Deja Vu, Meenakshi Sundar, Ashtakarma, Finger Tip 2, and MY3.

Throughout his career, Kishore was mentored by T. Muthuraj, a well-known production designer in the Tamil film industry. Muthuraj’s guidance had a significant impact on Rajendran's professional development, helping him refine his skills in set design and production aesthetics. Under Muthuraj's mentorship, Kishore gained experience in creating visually cohesive and immersive settings for various film genres.

Filmography

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References

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  1. ^ "Kettavanu per Edutha Nallavan da". The Times of India.
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Indian Production Designers , 21st-century Indian designers.