After Bahubali 2, the Indian Film Market is growing substantially.
We're predicting that it will be the First Indian Film to cross the US$300 mark. Hopefully we start seeing Indian films hit US $1 Billion within the next couple of years (international revenues from ticket sales).

What movement?
I am Delhi based and we have a small group of enthusiastic filmmakers who wanna collaborate on various projects. It's called Delhi's Serious Filmmakers and we could collaborate with people from other cities too.
Join our FB and Meetup Groups by the same name:-
'Delhi's Serious Filmmakers'.

Hope to find some exciting projects to collaborate on.

Get the Panasonic G85, sell the kit lens, and pick up 1-2 fast primes.

Sony cameras heat up pretty substantially, so they aren't really made for documentaries. They have great dynamic range and good low light, but have very confusing and poorly designed menus.

I use the Panasonic Lumix app on my phone to shoot guerilla all the time. People think the cam is switched off, and go about minding their business.

I am a doctor, I could help you. You definitely need a doctor, not filmmaking crew.

True. Considering how many Billionaires and Millionaires Hollywood has, it is a shame it should ask for as much as a farthing from the government. Obama a farthing pay indirectly paying Hollywood like Clinton paid paying the mainstream media, and thus this whole anti-Obama Campaign.

It's shameful what Hollywood is filled with. Redford should feel ashamed of himself. He's almost more greedy than Clinton (the $1.2 Billion Haiti Scam).
It's amazing how little Hollywood gives back to the United States, compared to how much it takes.