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Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Film Production
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Film Production
at
DICE VFS
Overview

At the UG level, DICE VFS provides a 3 years Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Film Production course to the students. The total cost for this course is INR 1700000. This course offers admission to 90 students. Check out other courses available under B.A. at DICE VFS.

Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Total Tuition Fees	₹17.00 Lakh
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	90

Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Film Production
at
DICE VFS
Fees

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees	₹ 17.00 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 17.00 Lakh

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Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Film Production
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DICE VFS
Highlights

Course affiliated to Vancouver Film School, Canada
Students get International Curriculum, Transfer opportunities to VFS Canada, Industry interaction and Advisory Council, World-class infrastructure and trained and mentored by VFS faculty

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Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Film Production
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Entry Requirements

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Candidates currently in 12^th grade & will be appearing for a 10 + 2 examination (e.g.: IGCSE- A levels, CBSE, HSC, IBDP, ISC etc.), or its educational equivalent in any discipline (e.g.: Science, Commerce, Arts) with an interest in Animation and VFX are eligible to apply.
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Film Production - Batch of 2022

Offered by DICE Vancouver Film School of Entertainment Arts

4.4

4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

The internship provides a good opportunity for the students to step into the real world and work.

Placements: I am in the first batch and I will be graduating in the year 2022, so there are no placements yet but we have got internships. We have to intern at the end of every academic year which I think is a very good opportunity for a student to step into the " real world", and as interns usually don't get heavy work so it's like getting small dose and preparing ourselves for the industry. Most of the first-year students have got an internship at some good studios too.

Infrastructure: It's nice and spacious, feels like an environment where I can grow. What I like about the infrastructure is that it's somewhat like a studio, it mostly has computers and classrooms but that's all we need. The college does not have a hostel so it can be a problem, you will have to rent a place nearby.

Faculty: The faculty is experienced and knowledgeable, they have the knowledge about their craft, and most importantly, they are interested in teaching. They are also very friendly and open, and I think all these factors helps a student to learn and grow better.

Other: Overall, my experience has been positive, the teaching is good; assignments are relevant to the industries we may go into; we visit studios and people working in the industry visit and teach us, so we have knowledge about the industry too. It's not always sunshine and rainbows of-course, but I guess good experience is worth a few problems. One more thing that some might think as a problem is that they don't provide a degree; yes, you will get a certificate upon completion of the course but you should know that the animation/film industry does not work on a degree, they don't see your degree, they see your work.

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