Animation Film Making

Dear Learner,
Distance learning was not devised as an alternative to classroom learning or practical learning with the teachers. The same applies to the question as well. FCP is something which is a special learning and through the distance mode, I do not think that it is possible to comprehend and learn the best of FCP like tool through distance. Besides, in India, we do not have that strong and fault-free delivery system of distance learning programmes. Read the related advice: Is it worth to pursue a certificate course in non-linear editing from distance learning in India and why? The question has two sides to answer- Is it worth to do a course of this kind via distance learning and the other side is should it be done from India? Let us discuss the first thing first.
1. Linear editing is a thing of the past in this digital and technology-led age. Hence, it is the non-linear editing that remains the way video production is done for all the forms of films, documentary, TV serial or music videos, etc. Even news reporting videos are also customised. Seeing the demand for this task and knowing the essentials and challenges, it is not advisable or suggested that one should go for a no classroom model of learning "editing" of any kind and level. Distance learning, anywhere in the world it is, has its limitations. There are virtual platforms and ways like video conference, classes, etc. Or MOOCs that offer such learning. But, we must understand that the actual learning of skill through practical and hands-on while doing the course. If the place offers somewhat like near-regular classes or the student arranged for himself some training then only the distance learning course can do some good.
2. Based on the conclusion above, if the arrangement is made for proper practical training, then do it from India otherwise not. IGNOU offers some courses like this, other institutions might also offer, but it is not suggested to join a distance learning in this stream.

A Course in Pro-FCP video editing is itself an accomplishment and certainly has much scope for work. As the video editing work has become as important as the whole production project of that work. The certified FCP Editor can get good opportunities in the government departments as well.
1. Doordarshan
2. Advertising and PR (Information)
3. Cultural and Youth Affairs
4. Sports Departments
5. Media Agencies of the Government or Semi-government.
Also read: https://ask.shiksha.com/what-are-the-career-prospects-in-india-and-abroad-for-certificate-in-final-cut-pro-fcp-and-editing-qna-4393232
Final Cut Pro is the globally acclaimed and used software or tool to edit and make movies/films. As we all know and acknowledge that in India, there is a great demand for quality video editing because most of the mass media or filmmaking children are less exposed to the actual work they are required to do. FCP-If the candidate knows the know-how of the tool and possesses a certificate as well as a selling commodity for sure.
-Creativity
-Improvisation
-Quick Response Skills are the three major things needed in an FCP user. If these are present and the Final Cut Pro user is well-versed with the skills-shortcuts there are ample opportunities in production houses, news channels, filmmaking, local level production houses and educational Institutions, other than the ones teaching mass communication and media subjects, also demand people who are good at FCP because this is an age of MOOCs as well as virtual learning, smart classrooms have enhanced the demands of educational programmes. So this video editing software remains the winner all around. The certificate in FCP will certainly get one a job proving the skills and knowledge of FCP.

Final Cut Pro is the globally acclaimed and used software or tool to edit and make movies/films. As we all know and acknowledge that in India, there is a great demand for quality video editing because most of the mass media or film making children are less exposed to the actual work they are required to do. FCP-If the candidate knows the know-how of the tool and possesses a certificate as well is a selling commodity for sure.
-Creativity
-Improvisation
-Quick Response Skills are the three major things needed in an FCP user. If these are present and the Final Cut Pro user is well-versed with the skills-shortcuts there are ample opportunities in production houses, news channels, filmmaking, local level production houses and educational Institutions, other than the ones teaching mass communication and media subjects, also demand people who are good at FCP because this is an age of MOOCs as well as virtual learning, smart classrooms have enhanced the demands for educational programmes. So this video editing software remains the winner all around. The certificate in FCP will certainly get one a job proving the skills and knowledge of FCP.

Hi,
When it comes to video animation, you might be surprised at the number of processes animators can go through in order to create the video you see on the screen. There is sketch animation, computer generated animation, stop motion animation (which can include Claymation) and more.
While each process requires animators to use a distinct technique or collection of techniques to create the end result, most will fall into one of two categories: 2D animation and 3D animation. The easiest way to explain the differences between the two categories is to use examples from familiar media.
2D animation works well for simple, straightforward projects where there's no reason to step too far outside the box. This isn't a bad thing either. Some productions don't need any flair or fancy moves to communicate effectively, especially in the case of serious topics or concepts that function best with clarity in mind. If turnaround time is an issue, 2D animation is usually the right choice too. Far easier to produce, edit, and adjust than the more sophisticated options, it's possible to create a professional, impactful video in next to no time.
3D animation is a younger and more complex version of its seasoned sibling that provides a distinctive twist on traditional concepts. It bridges the gap between the possible and the impossible, occupying the space where 2D animation and live action fall short. Unlike 2D animation, which works best for simple ideas that require a clear-cut message, 3D animation is suited to more imaginative concepts and enables brands to challenge norms with their marketing efforts.
Believe it or not, 2D vs. 3D animation isn't an either-or kind of situation, as a combination of both can bring any vision to life. Whether you want to emphasize a portion of your production or like the innovation that comes with a mix of styles, using the best of both worlds can help you create a product no one will forget.