Mass Communication & Media

When we talk about a news station, it is very much important to tell about its start. To be a news anchor in India, student can study Bachelor of Journalism, MAJMC or MJMC degree. For this job you need mix of study, skill and some experience. Here are some step to follow if you want be a news anchor:

1. Get a Bachelor Degree: It not always need, but journalism or mass communication degree help you learn news reporting, media ethics and other stuff.

2. Practice Talking Good: News anchor should talk clear, say words right, and explain things easy. You can practice public speaking, voice, and presentation skill.

The average salary for the Advanced Program in Digital Media and Design at MAAC Chandigarh is approximately INR 2.40 Lakh. Approximately 90% of the students at the institute get placements.

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.

To establish a sound career in the field of Music production, Candidates must not only be able to understand tempo and rhythm but also must be aware of the various devices used in this exercise. They must be able to produce effective results for their clients in short period of time. They must also be aware of the process of recording and dubbing in a studio in order to be effective sound production engineers. After completing the course, candidates must definitely intern under music companies and recording studios in order to establish a successful career in this field.

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.