Red Crane Films

Red Crane Films Red Crane Productions strives to make films that celebrate the artistic nature of the medium.

The crane represents honor, longevity, and soaring spirit to cultures worldwide, and the origami symbols of Red Crane demonstrate how, with a little creativity and perseverance, we can produce something beautiful.

I am incredibly excited about the chance to showcase my film On Hands in Bangalore at the Bangalore International Center...
06/09/2023

I am incredibly excited about the chance to showcase my film On Hands in Bangalore at the Bangalore International Center
If you happen to be in the city, I would be absolutely thrilled to have you join me at the screening!

📅 Date & Time: 19th June 6:30PM - 8:15PM

📍Location : Bangalore International Centre

Link in the bio to RSVP.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Laj Pershad Waghray

Sending so much love your way! Loved listening to you new ideas over bday lunch! Come home soon we miss you, meanwhile c...
05/09/2023

Sending so much love your way! Loved listening to you new ideas over bday lunch! Come home soon we miss you, meanwhile celebrate the day and know you are so loved! Ma, daddy and

Has it already been a year since I started a Fellowship at ! Time does go fast if you are learning, enjoying, and being ...
05/04/2023

Has it already been a year since I started a Fellowship at ! Time does go fast if you are learning, enjoying, and being in a creative space. Here I started to work on my new short film, Arthur Byas-Rewritting the Narrative, a reflection on criminal justice reform through the lens of 80-year-old ArthurByas, from whom I continue to learn every day. I loved my time at the University. thank you, Dinesh Sabu, Kris Holodak, and Don Hertz for this opportunity, and thanks for working on my project and for all your feedback and conversations Sumana Chattopadhyay. As I view it this is cheers to new beginnings! Ah, yes, when time permits I am watching a few films with Rakesh. Laj. P Waghray

Signs of spring are a perfect distraction to get out of my head, to briefly abandon deadlines, to gear up for the next c...
04/25/2023

Signs of spring are a perfect distraction to get out of my head, to briefly abandon deadlines, to gear up for the next chapter that weather brings. I pulled over while driving past Lake Michigan to watch the birds migrating back in droves, a delightful sight for me, catching some wonderful films from , meeting old friends and making new, the glowing magnolias in the dark foretelling the arrival of a good rain, a good spring and perhaps a good summer. I ain’t rushing spring. Rebirth, renewal, new beginnings how ever you define it takes time.

Another opportunity to watch the film, with ma, at the gorge is on Friday April 21st. At the closing reception of The La...
04/20/2023

Another opportunity to watch the film, with ma, at the gorge is on Friday April 21st. At the closing reception of The Land Reflections art exhibition the film will screen at Reichel Lecture Hall at 6pm. . see you there!

I wandered, paused, observed and healed at the Gorge. Join us for the screening of two short, experimental films I made ...
04/15/2023

I wandered, paused, observed and healed at the Gorge. Join us for the screening of two short, experimental films I made as an Artst in Residence Bay Gorge for . A collaboration with + . A beautiful, healing experience of responding to nature.

2 minutes short but traveling a lot! Made during the pandemic in response to to  call for Asain Stories during the pande...
03/25/2023

2 minutes short but traveling a lot! Made during the pandemic in response to to call for Asain Stories during the pandemic, it sheds little on life of a frontline worker in isolation at home. Thanks for working/advising me on this! It’s being screened on March 25th as part of film and video festival! Hope to see you there!

It’s been a year since we last talked. I would have called you to ask, how do mark the day, how do I celebrate your life...
03/08/2023

It’s been a year since we last talked. I would have called you to ask, how do mark the day, how do I celebrate your life? You would have said, make some food, do the puja, offer the prasad, share. Alright Ma, we will. Thinking of you and how much you enjoyed having conversations, sharing knowledge, sharing food meditation, building community.

On a cozy winter day it’s hard to get out of warm clothes and do something. But rakesh and I are so thrilled to be   in ...
12/17/2022

On a cozy winter day it’s hard to get out of warm clothes and do something. But rakesh and I are so thrilled to be in

Thank you   so honored to be among the Brico Fund recipients!
11/06/2022

Thank you so honored to be among the Brico Fund recipients!

So thrilled and honored to be among the wonderfully talented group of Brico Award recipients! Thank you Milwaukee Film]....
11/06/2022

So thrilled and honored to be among the wonderfully talented group of Brico Award recipients! Thank you Milwaukee Film]. I am looking forward to work with /so many people to thank!! I am traveling with limited access to internet, so heard this news late:) Milwaukee Film] with .repost
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Our last Brico Forward Fund recipient, but certainly not least, is .p.waghray! Her project (tentatively titled Arthur Byas), received $15k, $15k in post-production services from , and legal services from ! Congrats, Laj!

ABOUT LAJ:
Lajwanti (Laj) P. Waghray has an extensive background in film and activism. In 2012, she directed and produced “Sleepovers,” a documentary about four girls as they grow into young adults. She co-directed the third film in Janet Fitch’s series, “Guns, Grief and Grace in America” (2009), co-produced Ramon Rivera-Moret’s documentary, “On Calloway Street" (2008) and worked as an associate producer for Shari Robertson and Michael Camerini’s “Well-Founded Fear” (2000). Waghray is a 2014 recipient of Kartemquin Films’ Diverse Voices in Docs fellowship. She also serves on the Milwaukee Film Festival's Education Committee. In addition to her film work, Waghray has served on the boards of Didi in Milwaukee and Sakhi in New York; both aim at ending domestic violence in the South Asian community. She currently serves on the board of Lynden Sculpture Garden, an institute committed to promoting the enjoyment, understanding, and appreciation of art and sculpture in nature.

Sometimes you should follow your instincts and partner with organizations with similar themes. Just wish I knew about th...
10/22/2022

Sometimes you should follow your instincts and partner with organizations with similar themes. Just wish I knew about the event early! The screening is tomorrow, ya, Saturday @1 pm at Discovery World. Screening is free but I am still learning details ! Join in to celebrate all things handmade!

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