Editor

Yes, it is Possible. After Completion of your Graduation, you must head to do a course (Diploma, or Certification) in Graphics and Animation. I am sure that you already know video editing and has this aim of becoming Editor and Animation works as a serious thing. Keep doing works on Video Editing with someone who is a professional do not aim to be a video editor or animator just after Graduation. It will take a long time. You can do Post Graduate Diploma from IGNOU in Mass Communication, or in other relevant Media subjects that relate to your interests. Even a Post-Graduation in Mass Media or Films and Production like streams can also help. Basically, do any Higher Studies of any type of Mass Media areas that will allow you to claim a career in the asked domain.

A columnist writes under contract or as a freelancer with a media house. The newspaper or the magazine pays as per assignment or as per the agreed salary/fee.
The first question is about the process or requisites of becoming a columnist: The Skill of Writing and that too with a subtle and serene style which had an excellent sense of engagement is what the hallmark of a successful columnist is.
Along with this, the HOW involves higher level of general awareness and good observation skills. GK and general studies of the asked subject of writing are needed to be the best. The opinion and inclination had to be neutral so that the writing does not show a bias. A course/degree in a language, media, management, research level degree in any stream which one wants to write about should be there. Along with this, one should also have a regular association with media writings.
The starting salary: I have an idea that one gets from 1k to 5k for an article published as a column. Yes, it is quite higher and big for established authors and specialists of the field for which the newspaper or publishing platform has approached the writer.
Salary as a regular contributor goes from 4 lacs to 6 lacs per annum for impressive beginners and from 8 to 12 lacs per annum for the best of writers.

A columnist is a journalist contributing regularly usually in a series to a newspaper or magazine.
Columns appear in newspapers, magazines and other publications, including blogs. The job would be to collect and analyze facts about newsworthy events by interview, investigation, or observation and to report and write stories for newspaper, news magazine, radio, or television. So for this one needs to have a lot of reading, thinking and writing capabilities.
The following are some of the important skills to be possessed by a columnist:
1) Active Reading and writing skills
2)Keen listening ability
3)Speaking and presenting skills
4)Critical thinking with social perspectives
5)Time management skills
6)Problem-solving skills
7)Good language proficiency
They also need to have patience and stress tolerance to manage their work environment.
Columnists are distinguishable by writing style, which allows them to grow a dedicated readership. A columnist must always deliver a unique and interesting column in order to keep readers hooked. And so, creativity and analytical thinking would be the important qualities that make a columnist unique and popular among the readers.

1. You don't need to be a hardcore journalism student to become an editor nowadays, you just need to have a flair for writing. Why do I warrant this is because I did engineering but became an editor later on.
2. Start applying for content writer jobs and you will surely get a job somewhere.
3. After gaining experience for a year or so, you can knock at the door of any newspaper, you stand a chance.
4. Online newspaper or more accurately newsletters are more in demand, so you can try for web content writing in newspapers.
The role has changed over the years in Indian publications, as with the change in the digital media the work procedure and trends has changed. One has to be very active and updated with the news and with online portals you need to keep updating the news on time. There is no time now to keep waiting for the next release and therefore, the roles have changed over the last few years.

Film and video editors work to help the directors achieve their artistic vision of making the film attractive and error free. Thus, editors play a critical role in the creative look of a film. Most film editors hold at least a Bachelor's degree in a film-related field. Just a degree won't help to be successful in this field. One needs to have practical experience and knowledge in this field as well as certain essential skills. The following are some of the important skills required for an editor:Good reading and writing skillsActive listeningCritical thinkingTime management skillsGood judgment and decision making skillsAttractive speaking skillsExcellent monitoring skillsLearning and implementation skillsDedication and hard workPassionProblem-solving skills with a social perspective.A good editor should have a knowledge of the film industry and movie production, a good photographic eye for camera angles and special effects, as well as knowledge of audio effects And should be able to update with the latest trends and technologies in editing.

1. Read
Read all the greats, but don't skip the more obscure writers. Read magazines. Get yourself a library card if you don't have one, and if you cant does that, check Google Books and Google Magazines.
2. Travel writing includes hotel reviews and destination guides, published in guidebooks and in glossy travel magazines. But travel writings more than service pieces.
3. Start writing a blog, thousands of writers have published their writing primarily or exclusively on their blogs.
4. Develop online presence through Facebook, Twitter, and other social media platforms to connect with other writers, editors, and readers.
5. Look for stories everywhere. Often, the most interesting stories aren't waiting in some far-flung place for you to come along and unearth them.
Content writers salary generally ranges from 1.5-2 LPA. Travel blogger makes money through-
a. Start off as a guest writer on popular blogs/ websites of travel agencies.
b. Share your experiences on social networking sites.
c. Make money through AdSense on your blogs.
d. Freelancer.com has few openings for a freelance travel blogger.
e. Apply for a job as Travel Writer for the Indian Embassy.