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Camera and light management skills are fruitful to get to the technical jobs into film making or professional videography or photography in India and abroad.
While thinking of jobs abroad check the two major concerns that may hurt your prospects outside India:
1. The certificate is recognised and acknowledged in that country.
2. You gain such skills that even if the certificate course is just an elementary level thing, still the course serves its purpose to convey your skills and expertise of the camera skills and the lighting skills as well.
These two domains are complementary to each other but are kept aside for the sake of specialisation.
In India, government jobs are there in documentary production with private channels or Doordarshan. It should be appreciated that a course titled as documentary production shall have limited offerings if the nomenclature does not match the approved requisites.
In other countries, the technician knowing camera and lighting has an ample number of jobs once the person is able to break the ice and is able to develop a trust with the employer.
A proper, impressive, as well as professional portfolio of the work is needed as an example.

Hello,
In India, the area of video editing is huge and the possibility of career growth is very high. But the field of video editing is getting crowded with a lot of candidates. Hence you need to give something extra as compared to what others are doing. The great sense of imagination is required to sustain in the market.
However, if you are thinking about the career prospects then it's a great choice. You have large number of opportunities available like: (#) video editors, (#) content developers, (#) post production video creator, (#) motion graphics artist, (#) sub-editors and video.Now every business is looking to promote its company and product via video marketing.

Hello,
If you have only these two options to pursue Masters in journalism and Mass Communication course then I would like to vote for Institute of Management Studies, Noida because today, employer seems to be very interested in those candidates who are stone with the graduation from the regular mode. This makes me also to say that getting admission in an open university will not going to help you in long run.
Hence doing regular course from IMS is good. Doing MJMC course from IMS Noida (affiliated to Chaudhry Charan Singh University Meerut) helps you to get wider chance to vet placed at the very good profile in a very good company. You can work as a Public Relations officer, Communication executive, social media executive, teacher-lecture, Communication manager, etc. After that, you can also work as a research assistant by doing PhD in this field.

Hello,
Actually, it is you who is going to decide whether it is worthy or not. If you have done a course related to it through regular mode then you may take a chance to go for the correspondence mode.
However, my suggestions are:
1. If you have any full proof plan then you may go for that. If you think that you can do well in voice culture without going to any coaching center or institute then yes, you may do so.
2. Only think about distance learning in professional voice culture, if you are doing any relevant job simultaneously. It will give you practical job experience in parallel to your studies.
Hence, now you are may be getting the point to whether go for distance learning or not.
I hope you are getting the point.

An advanced certificate (Considering it as something done from a reputed place as well as after graduation).
The answer that I gave for PG in Advertising Management prospects abroad and in India seems appropriate here:
An M.Sc in advertising management is a very popular-innovative as well as the less taken domain of studying mass media or mass communication. While doing the course, one learns how to see the need, plan, use the USP and create USP of the product in hand. The management of advertising of a particular product is to be done to see the impact. Along with this, the question demands response to career prospects for public relations. Public relations, on the other hand, has similar notions. The jobs that can be done abroad or in India after pursuing an M.Sc advertising management as well as a Public Relations Management degree are:
1. Teaching
2. Research
3. Job in a News Channels
4. Consultancy to get the Advertising Campaign done of a brand
5. Public Relationship Agencies
6. Event Management
7. Counsellor and Trainer
The above profiles can be developed for a job in the Advt. Management space.