Sound & Video Editing
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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
A Sound/Audio Engineer can work for about 5,000 INR a month (trainees) to 1,50,000 INR a month (those with 5 to 10 years of experience) depending on the complexity of his equipment and his job profile. You can also work as a freelancer in the field. There is an emerging, yet a very promising freelance market for Music Mixing and Mastering Engineers. But, a very high standard of service is expected from such freelancers. The pay is great. You would be able to earn surplus of 30,000 INR by just mixing and mastering a handful of projects.
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7 years ago
Beginner-Level 2
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7 years agoGuide-Level 13
For details, refer to the link: http://www.arena-multimedia.com/short-term-course.aspx
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
1. If the current course is done after doing graduation then a Post-Graduation in Mass Communication/Mass Media/Media Production can also be good for you. I shall not hesitate to suggest even a Master Degree in A Language- English, Hindi or the one you see as an additional strength for editing and proofreading works.
2. If one does Certificate in Proofreading and Editing after class 12th, pursue Graduation as a must to do thing. Any Stream you may choose keeping in mind that an Alternative Career has to be met openly. Proofreading and Editing Job can
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
The certificate you are pursuing in editing and proof reading is a good way to join the media jobs, as content writing and content editing-proof reading is quite a good career. From media/journalism writings to website developments, this task has a role.
You may think of the following courses depending on the qualifications you already have:
1. If the current course is done after doing graduation then a Post-Graduation in mass communication/mass media/media production can also be good for you. I shall not hesitate t
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7 years ago
Beginner-Level 5
Audio-video editing requires a candidate to not only learn the intricacies of the software, but also learn minor things like how to dump an audio/video file from the camera/any other recording equipment to the computer. This isn't something one can mug up from text books or internet because it requires the concerned person to learn the skills over time and enhance them for the better under able guidance of the teachers who can help in sorting of the pros and cons one needs to take care of during editing.
Also, an audio/video editor should also have a better insight into how can one record/shoot a certain audio/vi
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Ideally, there should be no confusion at all. Because, after the completion of any course you should join a job to test 'How' you have learned that course. My advise will be to go for a job and then after for higher studies. (#) Doing a job will give you the more relevant knowledge of this field. (#) You can save a big chunk of money to cope up with the major and minor expenses of your studies. You have just studied the video editing, hence there are many possibilities that you are unaware of the real projects that a company faces. You can get more knowledge you have to jump in the film and video editing business. This will not
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
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 concept
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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
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7 years ago
Guide-Level 14
1. Video Editing is a single dimensional area where one shall work FOR the Advertising Management industry as well as for the Public Relationship work as well.
2. Editing is more of a Desk Job whereas Advt and PR Management is a comprehensive profile. The former keeps you in the later takes you to.field and vast areas of Public Interaction.
3. Editing is a Technical Skills; whereas PR and Advt Management is made of competence and multiple skills.
4. based on the experience I had in the Media as well as in Higher Ed, I would g
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