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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
Guide-Level 12
Dear Aswini,
You can opt B.A performing arts in reputed university like Pondichery University, Delhi university, Madras University. It will provide more scope than BA acting
All the best for your future.
You can opt B.A performing arts in reputed university like Pondichery University, Delhi university, Madras University. It will provide more scope than BA acting
All the best for your future.
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Anant Raina
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You can either pursue modelling course for acting course after completing 12th. Refer to the link below:
https://goo.gl/1ZSt7n
https://goo.gl/1ZSt7n
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MAAC PUNE MG RoadAnimation Career Counselor 9766311113
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Hi,
You can opt for a comprehensive program which will cover all the important segments of film-making with following stages.
Stage1: Pre-production
Here you will learn about story development, character designing, background or set designing, cinematography, script and screen play and story board. In short, this is a planning stage.
Stage 2: Production
This is where you learn 3D modelling, giving texture to characters and props, creating the light effects, and giving movement to the character or props. In short, this is the execution stage.
Stage 3: Post-production:
This the final stage where you put everything together. add effects and sou
You can opt for a comprehensive program which will cover all the important segments of film-making with following stages.
Stage1: Pre-production
Here you will learn about story development, character designing, background or set designing, cinematography, script and screen play and story board. In short, this is a planning stage.
Stage 2: Production
This is where you learn 3D modelling, giving texture to characters and props, creating the light effects, and giving movement to the character or props. In short, this is the execution stage.
Stage 3: Post-production:
This the final stage where you put everything together. add effects and sou
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Deepti Tanujournalist by profession writer by passion
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For that, you have to clear the entrance test of FTII which takes place every year. After clearing 3 rounds, i.e. entrance, medical examination and interview, you will get admission.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Ashu!
The following are the government colleges for film and direction course:
1)National Institute Of Film And Fine Arts
2)INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FILM AND FINE ARTS
3)Institute Of Mass Communication Film and Television Studies
4)ROOPKALA KENDRO
5)Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute
The following are the government colleges for film and direction course:
1)National Institute Of Film And Fine Arts
2)INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FILM AND FINE ARTS
3)Institute Of Mass Communication Film and Television Studies
4)ROOPKALA KENDRO
5)Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute
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