Acting

Yes, after qualifying in the exam as per the FTII JET result. Ccandidate's will be called for a Personal Interview and there they will also have to give an audition. Students final selection into the FTII JET acting course will be based on their performance in the entrance exam marks, interview and audition. Hence audition plays an important role in their selection.

Yes, MIT School of Film and Theatre offers placement assistance to students. The college invites industry experts who conduct workshops and students get the opportunity to work under their mentorship. Students get the opportunity to work at various international film festivals and assist in the upcoming events.

MIT School of Film and Theatre offers admission through an online procedure. Students must have to appear for an online Aptitude test and Creativity test followed by a personal interview. The personal interview comprises of self-analysis, socio-political awareness, knowledge of world cinema/ art/ culture and future career goals.

MIT School of Film and Theatre offers BSc and MSc in filmmaking which includes specialisation in Direction and Screenplay writing, Cinematography, Editing, Sound Recording and Designing.

At the postgraduate level, the college offers MSc and several other courses to students. MIT SFT offers MSc in three specialisations. The college offers 2-year programmes in Filmmaking which include Cinematography, VFX & Motion Graphics, and Editing.

Do participate in school stage shows. Apply for Bachelor of Arts in Acting, Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA), Bachelor of Arts in Drama, Diploma in Acting from The National School of Drama (New Delhi) and the Film and Television Institute of India (Pune). 

At MIT School of Film & Theatre, MSc is one of the flagship programme of the institute. The course is offered across five specialiations such as Film Making (VFX and Motion Graphics), Film Making (Cinematography), Film Making (Film Editing), Film Making (Direction and Screenplay Writing) and Sound Recording & Design. 

Admission to MIT School of Film & Theatre programmes relies heavily on the validity of scores attained in the institution's aptitute test and PI.  Candidates' performance in this test a pivotal role in the selection process for admission to the MIT School of Film & Theatre.

According to the students of NYFA, the acting course is intense and quite challenging. But the best part is the teachers are motivating, and extremely helpful. The staff expects their students to be very professional and they will treat you like a professional actor not like a student, which is a good thing. One disadvantage as an international student has to go through is that US citizen gets an unfair advantage of giving audition for paid gigs and get paid, but in case an international student gets selected in an audition, it's a different ballgame.

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