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Anant Raina
Guide-Level 12
The minimum percentage required is 60% along with the same, you will have to appear for an entrance exam.
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Anant Raina
Guide-Level 12
There is no university that will give you admission directly in the second year. I would advise you go for a complete course if you are actually interested in the same.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Pramita,
The answer will ideally depend on where you want to study. Also, you have to mention if you want to study Bachelor's degree or Master's degree.
The answer will ideally depend on where you want to study. Also, you have to mention if you want to study Bachelor's degree or Master's degree.
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MAAC PUNE MG RoadAnimation Career Counselor 9766311113
Contributor-Level 8
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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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Hi,
Yes, a PCM candidate can opt for event management as a career. People do management courses after B.Tech.
It will be helpful as project planning and job assignment will become an easier task.
Yes, a PCM candidate can opt for event management as a career. People do management courses after B.Tech.
It will be helpful as project planning and job assignment will become an easier task.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are requested to confirm your current educational qualification for an appropriate answer.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Gujja,
You have made me confused! On one hand you are saying that you have completed B Tech in 2017 but then are also saying that there is a backlog. Ok. Journalism is indeed very good subject with tremendous scope but with different working hours!! You can get admission either to a regular college or you can do even with distance education. Eligibility is 12th and hence you should not have any problem.
You have made me confused! On one hand you are saying that you have completed B Tech in 2017 but then are also saying that there is a backlog. Ok. Journalism is indeed very good subject with tremendous scope but with different working hours!! You can get admission either to a regular college or you can do even with distance education. Eligibility is 12th and hence you should not have any problem.
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Deepti Tanujournalist by profession writer by passion
Beginner-Level 4
Various universities have various fee structure for this course.
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