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Writing for Television Fiction (List of Selected Candidates)
New Writing for Television Fiction (List of Candidates Shortlisted for Interviews)
NewBasic Acting Workshop for Children in New Delhi from 16th to 30th June 2017
NewResult FTII Entrance Examination 2017
NewFTII Entrance Examination 2017- Written Test Results Timeline
New Short Course in Film Appreciation at New Delhi (23rd to 26th June 2017)
NewShort courses (non-residential) by FTII in New Delhi from 11th to 30th June 2017
NewShort course on Writing for Television fiction(Last date for the receipt of application 29th May 2017)
FTII Prospectus 2017
Six FTII courses get Master's Degree Equivelence
The Film and Television Institute of India is designed for a new generation of storytellers: visual and performing artists who share a passion for motion pictures and want to learn by making their own projects in ahands-on, intensive program. FTII students are not lost in large classes. As an explicit policy, we limit class size, to make individual attention and interaction among students and instructors possible. All students are encouraged to meet faculty one-on-one for consultation throughout their course creating an environment that promotes personal development and learning.
In keeping with this philosophy, the FTII takes pride in its open door policy of admission. Students from diverse backgrounds and from all walks of lifeare welcome. This nurtures a supportive, positive atmosphere conducive to the level of collaboration required to do great work. Celebrated guest speakers from the film, television, and media industries frequently visit FTII to share their knowledge and experience with our students.
Learning to be a Director, Cinematographer, Editor, Sound Designer, Art Director, Actor, Screen Play Writer or Animator is not done by mere numbers. It is done by hands-on experience, trial and error, feedback and correction, and questions and answers. Filmmaking demands the integration of many kinds of knowledge. It is theintegration of knowledge that distinguishes the FTII from many other film schools.