Animation

Yes. There are plenty of paid online courses (Pluralsight, Lynda. Com, Larry Jordan, etc.), but you can also find free options to learn film editing. The most commonly overlooked websites for learning film editing skills for free are Vimeo and YouTube. Vimeo in particular carries a wide variety of educational categories. A lot of professional businesses turn to Vimeo to teach courses on film editing because the environment is more suited for courses than YouTube sometimes is. There is no particular channel I recommend on Vimeo, but Vimeo has its own Video School which I recommend checking out. Here, you can learn all about video editing. However, many educated individuals and modern businesses looking to teach the public about things like film editing often turn to YouTube, too. It's a more popular website than Vimeo. So, you will find plenty of video editing channels that offer tutorials, tips, and courses.

If you would have asked this question a few years ago, then I honestly would've said that there is little to no scope when it comes to animation and VFX courses in India. However, in present times, I absolutely must say that this once limited scope has expanded spontaneously. Movies like Baahubali show exactly how big the animation and VFX industry has grown. One such field that you probably don't know about has to be the outsourcing of animation and VFX requirements to India, which is one of the many reasons why this scope will simply not decrease. Now, we must say that there are a number of institutes that provide you with acceptable animation andVFX courses in India, but if you want to rise above the usual hubbub of mediocrity and learn from one of the few quality institutes, then we must say that the Zee Institute of Creative Arts (or ZICA for short) is one such institute that will help you progress by leaps and bounds.