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Sanjay Khimesara

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Hello aspirant,
Both the courses are demand driven and have good prospects. It depends on your inclination and skills. If you are creative and passionate choose film & Video editing which is a part of Media & Entertainment sector. Check the report of Media and Entertainment by FICCI- KPMG.
here is the link:
https://assets.kpmg.com/content/dam/kpmg/in/pdf/2017/04/FICCI-Frames-2017.pdf
Traits for creative careers:-
1. Personality
2. Sense of Humor
3. Imagination
4. Patience
5. Observation
6. Creativity
7. Positive Thinker & self-motivated
If you love interacting with people and have good interpersonal/people skills you may consider event manageme
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Aarush Malhotra

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The fee structure differs from college to college. Refer to the link below:
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ambreen khan

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The best college for pursuing VFX and film making is Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics. It has highly qualified faculties and very supporting staff.

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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

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A cinematographer is the more modest sounding use of the term Director of Photography. DP in North America, DOP is the British version. Cinematographer may also refer to an individual with a camera, whereas, Director of Photography implies multi-camera and a larger crew.

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Ankit Singh

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I would suggest you go for a short term course first and then decide whether it interests you or not. The best thing would be not leaving engineering in a jiffy as changing careers can sometimes lead to a bad choice.

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Ritika Pradhan

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There is only one way to go about it and that is you take admission in a graduate degree for filmmaking. You may try for FTII, Pune as that is the best institute in India if you actually wish to make a career in the same.

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