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Indranil Roy
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It depends and varies in places. In average, for a graduation course in mass communication, the fee structure will be around INR 2.5 lacs - INR 4 lacs in reputed private institutions. The same goes for specialization courses like cinematography or editing, demands a fee of INR 1.5-2 lacs in the metros of India.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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Taking up a course at NID is itself an assurance that good jobs and projects shall come your way. The only thing which should be kept in mind is that we get to know the real jobs for our degree when we are doing that and find out about internships, training, etc. NID Film and Video Communication shall enable your career in the Film and TV industry. This is an age of professional workmanship and that way you can even initiate a freelance working life for you. Director and Producer, Director of Photography, Editor, Script and Screenplay Write, State or Set Design, etc.
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Jobs are always there for those who have the skills and make a good po
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Lalit Kumar
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Hello,
You can go for it. But, I would suggest you to complete your education first. So that, you always can have another option with you apart from modelling. Regards.
You can go for it. But, I would suggest you to complete your education first. So that, you always can have another option with you apart from modelling. Regards.
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Gurleen Khurana
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Certificate holders have limited career options within the film industry. Most students who complete certificate programs move onto degree programs or internships at production companies or film studios.
Bachelor's degree graduates are usually able to find a variety of entry-level positions in the film industry or with independent production companies. Some of these jobs include:
Film lab technician, Production specialist, Screenwriter and Cinematography technician.
Bachelor's degree graduates are usually able to find a variety of entry-level positions in the film industry or with independent production companies. Some of these jobs include:
Film lab technician, Production specialist, Screenwriter and Cinematography technician.
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vinod vedwalenjoy the every moment
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Yes, if you think that you have a lot of faith and belief in yourself then you should take admission in the Drama School and work hard.
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Lalit Kumar
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To get into FTII, the criteria is that you must graduate from a recognized university with minimum 50% marks in any discipline, later then you have to crack an entrance exam conducted by FTII every, followed by a small interview.
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