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FTII is a great option but they only accept students after graduation.
Thank you and god bless.
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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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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.
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