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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Aaditya
No, you don't need to have a degree in theatres to begin your career in acting. Though polishing your skills by joining a theatre group or taking up a short term acting course would benefit you in the long run. Begin by working in advertisements in order to get noticed. Research well about the acting agencies and production houses. Acting is a highly paid industry but it is high on competition as well. You need to prepare yourself well before you begin your struggle.
No, you don't need to have a degree in theatres to begin your career in acting. Though polishing your skills by joining a theatre group or taking up a short term acting course would benefit you in the long run. Begin by working in advertisements in order to get noticed. Research well about the acting agencies and production houses. Acting is a highly paid industry but it is high on competition as well. You need to prepare yourself well before you begin your struggle.
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Puneesh Rawat
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This is a very generic question that holds no difference in the animation field separately. The difference in the 3 courses is as below:
Time invested- Certificate are of maximum 1 year duration, Diploma requires minimum 1 year and maximum 2 year investment.
The degree programs would be at least 3 years and could be up to 5 years (in case of integrated programs)
Syllabus covered- Obviously as the time invested differs, so does the syllabus and detail of subject taught in the program. Certificates and Diplomas are more specified to a certain part of the total program offering limited exposure, however degree covers a larger arena and offer
Time invested- Certificate are of maximum 1 year duration, Diploma requires minimum 1 year and maximum 2 year investment.
The degree programs would be at least 3 years and could be up to 5 years (in case of integrated programs)
Syllabus covered- Obviously as the time invested differs, so does the syllabus and detail of subject taught in the program. Certificates and Diplomas are more specified to a certain part of the total program offering limited exposure, however degree covers a larger arena and offer
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Nishtha Kumar
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Which degree are you asking for Sir?
If you could specify that, it would be easy for me to provide you information.
If you could specify that, it would be easy for me to provide you information.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Harshal
The advertising industry is highly competitive industry. If you are a creative and target oriented person, this is a great career option for you. You can pursue Post Graduate Diploma in advertising in order to take your career interest further. You can find the top colleges and their details here https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-5-colleges-offering-advertising-courses-in-india-blogId-11049
The advertising industry is highly competitive industry. If you are a creative and target oriented person, this is a great career option for you. You can pursue Post Graduate Diploma in advertising in order to take your career interest further. You can find the top colleges and their details here https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/articles/top-5-colleges-offering-advertising-courses-in-india-blogId-11049
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Nilakshee H Saikia
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There are different Diploma courses in education starting from 6-months to 2-years. Your course and Diploma will be valid if your institution and university is recognised.
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Hi Pratiksha,
You cannot do both as you are already doing a regular degree course. Fashion designing course is also a regular course and if you can manage your time then you can do your Diploma in fashion designing, but you need to manage that or else you can do fashion designing course through distance education where classes will be on Saturday and Sunday, these are the option available for you.
You cannot do both as you are already doing a regular degree course. Fashion designing course is also a regular course and if you can manage your time then you can do your Diploma in fashion designing, but you need to manage that or else you can do fashion designing course through distance education where classes will be on Saturday and Sunday, these are the option available for you.
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Abhishek kushwaha
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The courses offered by IGNOU are well recognised, not only in India, but in other countries also.
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