Film & TV

Eligibility criteria for Post Graduate Diploma in Cinematography at Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) is graduation degree. You are not eligible to seek admission in Eligibility criteria for Post Graduate Diploma in Cinematography at FTII based on your current education.

No, the college has taken really strict measures to curb ragging.

Hi Riya,
First, figure out your interest and priority. Filmmaking is a career wherein the success comes much later in life. A lot of hard work and patience is required to have a career in filmmaking. There is no financial security or guarantee in this field. Graphic design, on the other hand, gives you a constant career with the constant financial flow.

Hi Chetak,
Yes, you can certainly apply for FTII's entrance exam. You will need to appear for FTII JET exam, about which you can know by clicking here:
https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/film-tv/exams/ftii-jet

To get admission in NSD, you need to follow the entrance exam along with a screen test done by the NSD team, also there are other colleges as well who take direct admission for acting.

Hello there,
The scope of acting depends on the performance you deliver according to story and audience like your performance, there is no such scope derived but industry be good with the team and do your work best.

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It all depends on which college & from which city or state you want to pursue your Diploma course in acting. Different college has different fee structure. So, I would suggest you to search out individually about all top listed college & gather their fee structure which is available on their websites. For example - List of Colleges in Bangalore - follow the link provided - https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/film-tv/colleges/diploma-acting-colleges-bangalore.

No, you won't get that much of time for acting in films. IAS officers remain in duty almost 24 hours. They don't have that much of time.