Film & TV

Candidates can pursue a Direction course from below-mentioned colleges:

·       Film and Television Institute of India

·       Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute

·       Asian Academy of Film & Television

·       Whistling Woods International

Yes, you can take admission in several PG level courses like PGD in Direction, PGD in Screenwriting and Direction etc.

Candidates can pursue certificate courses in Direction which are of short duration.

There is no subject requirement for a Direction course. The only requirement is a zest for filmmaking and storytelling. 

Digital film making is a short term course at MAAC. Which is one of the most preferred skill enhancement courses where you can learn the basics and core area of filmmaking. Basically, MAAC will provide placement assistance. And this course is a short term course and the short term course provided by MAAC is totally on skill based if you developed your skills with help of MAAC then you will get placement assistance and you can also work as an freelancer .

You can pursue BDes in Film and Video Design after completing Class 12, 3-year diploma, B.Voc or any other qualification that is equivalent to Class 12 with a minimum of 50% marks. You could have completed Class 12 in any stream and Diploma or B.Voc with any specialisation. It is required that you should have studied in a recognised educational institute.

Aspirants who have a creative flair, as well as knowledge of design and video software, are apt to pursue a course in Film and Video Design. Candidates can pursue Film and Video Design courses at both UG and PG levels. To study Film and Video Design at the UG level, aspirants should have completed their 10+2 from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. On the other hand, PG-level courses can be pursued by candidates if they possess a graduation degree in a similar field from a recognised college with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

The average package for Digital Film Making students at MAAC, Dehradun ranges from INR 4-6 Lakh per annum.

The average salary for graduates of the Diploma in Digital Cinematography from the Indian Institute of Photography typically ranges from INR 3 to INR 5 Lakh per annum.