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Profile
Arbind
Ray - Writer & Director
BA (Hons) Digital Film &Video Production
Arbind Ray's discipline stems from both creative and commercial perspectives;
and is therefore in the fortunate position to maintain a balance between
the two.
"It's a challenge, and quite honestly a juggling act at times,
but if you can't have fun in this industry, then you're in the wrong
business" he
says with a hint of adventure in his eyes.
Arbind
oversees, advises and assists in relation to general strategy, negotiations
and commercial viability of projects in development, having spent the
past decade as a senior consultant in the corporate sector specialising
in Explosives Ordinance Devices & Electronic Surveillance and Countersurveillance
Measures equipment. In addition to dignitaries and
show-business personalities, Arbind has advised Governments and Law
Enforcement Agencies world-wide. Quite naturally projects in development
benefit greatly from Arbind Ray's wide and varied contacts and substantial
experience in inter-national trade.
Above
Arbind is pictured with Chief Engineer Ms Luba and Chairman of Arcady
- Moscow.
Having
served on the Executive committee of The London Chamber of Commerce
& Industry as well as The Bank of England, Arbind Ray is finally
able to concentrate on his lifelong passion of being creative on a professional
level.
Having successfully completed screenwriting at Oxford
University Arbind continued studying for a full time three year film
degree at London South Bank University, achieving an impressive 2:1
grade whilst overseeing multiple businesses at the time. Now that's
dedication
but Arbind says "If a job's worth doing, it's worth doing well."Even
his Digital Art Gallery (above & below) with Sonic Counter-points
were approached with such detail that Arbind's work was prominently
displayed
at the Keyworth Centre receiving high praise from visiting academics
as well as members of the public. One of the portraits entitled 'Done
Deal' depicted London's victory of being awarded as the host for Britain's
2012 Olympics, before the results were announced to the
rest of the world! Perhaps that's why the theme was aptly labelled "Arbind
Ray's Master Narrative".
Arbind
is also M.D. of Glenhart Productions Ltd, a Production company comprising
directors from film & television backgrounds with a shareholding
of over 200 members.
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Even before delving into the business of setting up multiple retail
outlets, Arbind has always been involved in showbusiness. Take for example
Honey's Boogie Woogie Nights. Special Guests below were invited as Judges
for Honey's Dance Academy's Award Ceremony

Pictured
with Arbind Ray (middle-right) are Ashwini Lakhanpal, Chairman of Indo-British
Film Academy, Dr Malik - MD, Mallik Law
Associates and Balwinder Singh from Sunrise Radio.

Arbind Ray presents the awards to a packed audience
at the London Club. Judging the best performer, dancer and best dressed
takes some beating. Especially when you're looking for future stars...
Prior to the above Arbind had organised several
Fashion Shows and Concerts, both for the private sector as well as for
Luton Borough Council promoting designer clothes for six leading UK
fashion houses specialising in Asian ready made garments. Some of the
Models who performed for Arbind's shows went on to appear on television.
Concerts include a star studded line-up of Bollywood artistes on stage
in Spain and at the Wembley Arena in the UK.
Artistic Merit includes:
THE
SALE and VIOLENCE
Ex-member
of the Cockpit Theatre, West London.
Performed
as 2nd Juror in "Twelve Angry People" an adaptation from Reginald
Rose' "Twelve Angry Men".
Also
involved in "N.Q.B.B." a contemporary production; co-scripted
and performed to packed audiences.
Oscar
Wilde's "The Importance of Being Ernest" - co-starred as Algernon
in this popular 2 hour 45 mins play.
Ex-Founder
Member > London Youth Arts Performance Society.
Ex-Liaison Officer > The Movement And Dramatic Arts Centre (MADAC),
a charity based organisation supported by the Redbridge Council and
The Prince's Trust. Provided
motivational training based on Personal Development. Imparted training
exercises to students based on Konstantin Stanislavski's Method School
of Acting.
There's
so much more to say about Arbind, like the press publicity attached
to his firewalk, or the time when he performed original tracks he had
penned, produced and sung to audiences in their thousands at Valentines
Park which also made the news, that you begin to wonder what drives
someone like him? Just for good measure, Arbind left his high flying
job in Mayfair, sold his brand new jaguar to fund his business.
In case you're wondering what really got him started in the entertainment
industry, leaving the 9-5 employment routine, he responds; "well
it's like this, in a rat race, even if you win...you're still a rat!"
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