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2016-04-22 18:59:34New answer posted
2016-03-25 10:47:15
Contributor-Level 7
There are lot of options available for you after BFA . You could take up jobs in the academic field. You could move ahead with a career in fashion designing, animation, web designing, graphic designing, advertising etc. The creative eye of a BFA degree holder is needed in professions like advertising, textile designing, film studios, publishing industry etc. Further study options include MFA, art restoration courses or PGDPD from the NID, Ahmedabad.
Hope this helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.
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2016-03-21 01:01:11New answer posted
2016-03-18 09:54:43
Scholar-Level 16
Fine Arts is a field which any one with a passion towards it can pursue. There is no doubt that this field is meant for people who possess Artistic Skills in Visual Arts. In this field, people are free to let their creativity flow and make their ideas come to life through photography or through mere strokes of a paintbrush. Those with a natural interest towards art will find that this field is suited for them.
There are numerous private sector firms that employ graduate students of BFA. They include:
Advertising Companies
Art Studios
Boutiques
Educational Institutes
Fashion Houses
Publishing Houses
Tailoring Shops
Television Industry
New answer posted
2016-03-11 07:34:45
New answer posted
2016-03-11 07:34:02
Scholar-Level 16
Photography is about following more practical approach. The more you do, the more new experiment towards different angle and your understanding for background lighting and focus on object improves.
My suggestion will be Bachelor in mass communication because Through that, you can grow your contact for future work and assignment and give you knowledge how media and advertising firm work and what skills they require for their future employee.
All the best.
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2016-03-09 15:47:35
Guide-Level 12
If you have a flair for art and enjoy imagining and creating then the Bachelor of fine arts or BFA is a degree course you will thoroughly enjoy. However, be prepared for spending long hours with colors, brushes, pens, pencils, paper and the like, not to forget designing software like illustrator and photo shop.
A professional 4-year undergraduate qualification, the BFA prepares students for the unpredictable yet exciting field of visual communication. However, since aptitude and a genuine passion is almost mandatory for a success in this arena, most colleges put students through an eligibility test, followed by a personal interview. Ima
New answer posted
2016-03-04 10:55:42
Contributor-Level 7
You can pursue a diploma course in music, since a degree course will require you to have passed 12th exam.
Attributes:
Inherent talent
Dedication
Determination
Hard work
Creativity
Adaptability
Team work
Accept criticism in the right spirit
Self confidence
Ambition
Patience and willingness to work long hours is also essential.
Top institutes:
-Annamalai University (Distance Education)- B.Music (Bachelor of Music in Vocal)
-University of Mumbai (UM) Diploma in Music (HVC, HIC, MVC, KVC)
-The IIS University - Premier University for Women, Jaipur- COSD in Vocal Music (Certificate)
-School of Distance Education, Visakhapatnam
-Purple Rose
New answer posted
2016-03-02 10:08:56
Scholar-Level 16
Bachelor of fine arts and creative writing both are different course all together. But, i feel your interest is more into creative writing, but you don't want to leave fine arts from your studies.
My Suggestion is, you should start with Bachelor of fine arts and learn every basic thing of the same and start working on your writing skills. Read articles, novels and blogs of different writers. You can also join British Council English classes for creative writing skills .
You can reach your goal with your passion and interest.
All the best.
New answer posted
2016-02-17 21:25:35Beginner-Level 3
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