Film & TV

Hello there,
No, government Film and Television Institute does not offer undergraduates Diploma programme, you need to complete graduate first to pursue the desired course.

Hello there,
Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/top-10-colleges-for-photography-courses-in-india-blogId-11445

Hello there,
Visual communication and mass communication both have similar study pattern but if you're into filmmaking then I would suggest you go for visual communication.

Hello there!
If you're financially strong enough then its not bad idea, but if you're not then it might be a problem I'll suggest you don't rush complete your graduation go to best institute and learn acting. Let's talk more if you're keen to know. Regards
Lalit Kumar

Hello There!
No, there is no such experience is mandatory to get admission in FTII, its just you have few knowledge about acting. Rest, FTII is an institute to learn acting
Regards.

Hello There!
You need to visit in Production company with your details and job position you're looking for their are few set director are Omung Kumar, Sabu cyril, Muthuiraj, etc. Mail them your details and your aspirant work.
Regards

Hello There!
The fee structure depends on the term of courses
Part-time Certificate Course
Acting and Dance: Rs 25,000
Only Acting : Rs 20,000
Weekend Workshop
Acting and Dance: Rs 12,500
Only Acting : Rs 10,000
4 Months Weekend Programme
Acting and Dance: Rs 75,000
Only Acting : Rs 65,000
Rest, you can call and inquire about further details.
Regards

Hello There!
You can learn only one course,i.e. direction acting or dramatic writing. You need to focus on only one subject that is direction which includes acting and writing chapters in that. Here is your list
1. Whistling wood
2. ZIMA
3. AIFT
4. NYFA
Regards.

Hello there,
Yes, you can go ahead but before that make sure you're enough good re presentable in front of casting directors, auditions are always the best way to boost your confidence and smoothing your skills by playing different characters.
Regards