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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
Major theatrical productions such as The Last Salute, Trial of Errors, Arth, Daddy and Hamari Adhuri Kahani have been made by MFTS under the guidance of veteran filmmaker, Mahesh Bhatt.
The faculty comprises of NSD graduates and eminent personalities from theatre, film and TV industry.
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Beginner-Level 3
This is a question that affects your career choice for life, so are you sure that film editing is where you see yourself in the future. If it is truly your passion then let your parents know and try to convince them, if they don't understand, it's still your decision and just go with it. Collect money and join an institution for Diploma in film editing, after that you must go and find a small production firm and apply your skills to grow and learn with hands-on experts. But, initially, you won't be making money and that's an important part because it's not important, if your passion drives you, you will make it through.
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8 years ago
Beginner-Level 5
Film making careers can be direct or indirect. Direct career are actually involved in film projects, whereas indirect career include critics, archivists and distributors .
There is no real single filmmaking courses. Following are the career options after completing any filmmaking courses:
- Producer
- Actor
- Animator
- Cinematographer
- Director
- Editor
- Screenplay Writer
- Cameraman
- Lighting technician/operator
- Soundman
There are various filmmaking courses which includes:
- BA Film Making
- MA in Film Making
- Diploma in Film making
- Certificate course in Film Making
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Scholar-Level 18
Of course you can. There are different universities abroad offering really varied types of courses. But unfortunately such information has to be obtained individually. I would advise you to approach an agency specialising in this area. There are very many nuances in whole process and you must get them all right.
Best wishes
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Guide-Level 15
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