Eternity Media

Our little office is tucked inside Chntamani Apptvarkhande, which is mostly a quiet residential building. It’s not the kind of place you’d expect a media business to be, but it works for us. We’ve got a couple of desks pushed together and wires running all over the floor for the computers and cameras. Sometimes the neighbors wonder what we’re doing with all the gear, but we mostly stay out of the way. It’s a lot of sitting in front of screens and checking files, which can get a bit tiring for the eyes. We drink way too much tea during the day just to stay focused. When we have to go out for a shoot, we’re lugging bags and tripods down the stairs because the lift is sometimes slow. The light in the rooms isn't always great, so we have to use those big lamps that make the place feel really warm. It’s a small team, just a few of us who’ve been doing this for a while now. We don't have a big receptionist or a lobby, you just come in and find us working. Usually, there’s some music playing in the background or someone is arguing about how to edit a clip. It feels more like a home than an office most of the time. We stay until the work is done, which often means leaving when it’s already dark outside. It is just how the media world goes.