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Placements: Placements were very poor for our course. Packages ranged between 3 LPA and 4 LPA. There were no great recruiting companies. The majority of students were unable to get placed. There were no internship opportunities as such. We were told that we would be given good opportunities, but we did not get any of them.
Placements: Placement opportunities in my course are moderate, with around 50-60% of students getting internships or project-based work in media and production companies. The average package is basic for freshers, but students gain good practical exposure. Common roles offered included assistant director, editor, cameraman, and production assistant.
Placements: No placement, for maximum courses, it's a film school that focuses on everything except filmmaking. The maximum placement you can get here is with 1 LPA. Also, most probably not in filmmaking, they even advise us to go find work in Mumbai, so don't come here with any expectations.
Placements: The placements provided are mainly based on commercial shoots. There are not many cinema placement opportunities as such. There are mainly advertisements, product shoots, etc. You can still get an interview experience from this. It's a good place to gain exposure.
Placements: I am a final year student pursuing M.Sc Cinema with Direction Specialisation. Various opportunities were made available to us, such as assistant directors, art directors, and cinematographers in the technical aspect of this medium. People from various production houses came to interview us and helped us gain exposure to the process on the set.
Placements: Around 70–80% of students from our batch get placed through campus drives. The highest package is around 10-12 LPA, with companies including media agencies and production houses. Students also secure internships, and common roles offered are assistant director, video editor, cinematographer, and related positions.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 3 months ago
Here is a deep, realistic, placement-focused analysis of portfolio support for Animation at
AAFT (Asian Academy of Film & Television) — not promotional, but based on how the animation industry actually hires.
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Beginner-Level 3
Answered 3 months ago
AAFT's specialised Corporate Resource Cell (CRC), which actively seeks to match students with appropriate employment prospects, provides strong placement help. By planning expert lectures, placement drives, and practice interviews, the institute prepares students for the working world with an emphas
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 3 months ago
Yes, AAFT Animation students get chances to showcase their work in festivals or exhibitions. AAFT University is a well-known institution for animation and filmmaking,
Several exhibitions and festivals are organised by the department and AAFT itself for student engagement, participation and showcase
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Beginner-Level 3
Answered 3 months ago
AAFT Animation offers UG, PG, and Diploma courses in Animation & VFX and Game Design. All the animation and game design courses are designed as per industry requirements, and each course is practice-oriented. AAFT Animation also offers 2D and 3D Animation courses.
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Beginner-Level 3
Answered 3 months ago
In AAFT Animation Faculties are Comes from the Animation Studio, VFX Studio, Gaming, Graphic and Web Design & Development Industry Background with 10 to 25+ years of Experience.
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Beginner-Level 3
Does AAFT provide a strong portfolio-building support for placements in Animation?