Mass Communication & Media

Photography is a skill and competence to be learnt with utmost concern and with someone who is an excellent trainer of this domain. However, your requirement is for an online training or course, it means you already have the foundation made and wish to pursue further. I am sharing a photography course. Similarly, Video Editing Tutorials and MOOCs can be found. open2study.com offers a MOOC and like them, there are many other MOOCs to enhance skills.
What's it all about? You will learn about photography as a visual art practice, and how this can help you to become an engaging and active photographer. You will explore the work and concepts of contemporary photographic artists, which may trigger a new interest in what you photograph. In addition to this, you will also learn some of the practical skills required to further explore photography in exciting and creative ways. Finally, we look at the idea of a digital darkroom and explore ways that you can further your interest in photography through post-production knowledge and techniques. This MOOC is free and can be done in 28 days only. The course started on: 08/01/2018 and will be ending on: 06/02/2018.
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1. Editorial department
2. Advertising department
3. Circulation department
4. Printing department
5. Administrative department
6. Stores department
7. IT department
Let us discuss the functions of these departments in brief
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
Publisher
Editor
Editorial page editor
Managing editor news reporter
Chief copy editor
Copy editor Photo editor
Graphics editor
Graphics reporter
ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
PRINTING DEPARTMENT
ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT
STORES DEPARTMENT
IT DEPARTMENT (technical and desk for news).

Mass communication is a media-related course whereas editing and proof reading are the small segments of the vast media careers. One needs to know that mass media is the comprehensive umbrella term and course that covers all leading segments and aspects of mass media. Whereas, proofreading goes for content check-content writing area. Editing also has two dimensions- Video editing and Content Editing for print media material. Mass media always has better scope in terms of variety of acceptance in careers. Proof-reading demands a specific opening and has limited offerings. Moreover, editing and proof-reading of language content are related to office communication and do have jobs with the government. However, this must be noted and should be known before an answer is supplied to this question, whether one is doing a degree in the subject or merely a Diploma. Company secretary and office secretary also need the skills taught in the purview of the course mentioned. This must be made clear that government jobs do not have this specific requirement but have this as one of the things needed in certain profiles. There are more jobs of SSC Clerk Grade and other Junior Staff or Clerk level jobs that one can access having the minimum eligibility of being a graduate. I must make it clear that in my observation as a mass communication expert, not a language expert for proofreading, there are more jobs in the private sector. Media, web development where content is written, publishing industry and service sectors have a scope.

As you have shared that your passing percentage is 70, and you have focus on a government college for a Bachelor's Degree in Mass Communication, this is to share that now the process of selection includes an entrance test, which adds into the Merit List of class 12th Marks. Some of the Universities only give admission based on entrance test as well. Private colleges and universities are having a different structure of selection as well as admission. For Example, Amity University Noida, Amity School of Communication has a suggested minimum percentage to apply. After the submission, there is a test followed by an interview, which is the only criteria for admission. I shall suggest that you may please find colleges, where the percentage as well as entrance is the requirements. Even though, your percentage is bit less best, but your marks in entrance can compensate and get you admission.

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Does lovely weather or delicious treats make your fingers itch to click a snap? Then like many others you are a budding photographer in the making. Most famous photographers start off by taking photographs at a family celebration or capturing the scenic beauty of a vacation. Thus, for most people in this field, photography first starts as a hobby which later on becomes a passion, so strong that one cannot think of joining any other profession irrespective of the pay scale/package they are being offered.
Earlier, one had to learn the nuances of photography on job or maybe by working as a helper with bigger photographers. However, now one can easily secure the necessary skills at good colleges. Some of the best colleges offering photography courses are mentioned on the link offered below:
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/colleges/colleges-india

An ad agency performs the following four basic functions for its clients:
Creative Functions including ad designing, copywriting, ad copy creation, message designing and graphic designing.
Media Selection choosing the best media for its client in accordance with the nature of product, type of target audience and advertising budget of the client.
Research Functions researching the consumer buying behaviour of the clients target market to design an ad campaign that is accepted by the potential consumers and make them respond favourably.
Relationship Management providing liaison between the client and various sections/divisions/departments of the ad agency for the convenience of the client and building long-term relationship with them.
Others: sometimes the ad agency goes a step further to provide sales promotion services, building public relations and taking up the task of direct marketing for the client. Advertising Agencies in order to reach the target audience monitor consumer feedback after the advertisement. A decision on whether to revise the message, the medium, the target audience or all of them can be made.
People with specific skills and talents in an Ad agency perform the functions mentioned above. On the basis of the functions performed, there are various agency staff positions or departments involving staff of related skills. They can be grouped as follows:
Account Manager
Account Planning and Research
Creative Development and Production
Media Planning and Buying
Other Services: There are other departments or units in an agency that perform functions related to print and film production, financial services like preparing bills and ensuring collections and human resources services, and other internal functions. There are also people involved with work of material dispatch, media release and its monitoring and post-tests to evaluate its success.
The flow of work in an advertising agency goes through a number of stages like, the briefing stage that involves receiving the initial inputs from the client and delivering the same to the creative and media department, to creation and production stage that includes the production of graphics and the print ad or the film ad and the media planning and scheduling operations, to finally the release stage of the campaign.

Photography is a trending career for most of the people in recent days. It is not only taken as a hobby but also as a profession for most of the dedicated people. There are great opportunities for photographers. Government organisations recruit photographers on regular pay scale to do general photography documentation for covering day-to-day functions and events and for making photo captioning and photo featuring. Fashion photographers can find job placements in newspapers, fashion journals, designer firms and fashion houses. Some of the organizations like the Archeological Survey of India, ISRO, etc. Recruit such people for the documentation related to their recent achievements and activities. Professionals can take various professions in photography like freelancing, wildlife and nature, digital photography, forensic photography, industrial photography, wedding photography, photo-journalists, etc.
Pay scale: initially an amateur photographer can earn around 2-3 lacs per annum while a skilled one can earn more than 6 lacs per annum.