Film making & Production

Hello Anushek,I believe that the animation and visual effects industry in India has a very optimistic future, not only with the film industry in the UK and US and games companies who are always looking for a talented, young and enthusiastic workforce, but also within the country as it has its own huge film and media industry. You could see this in adverts for Amul butterthey have come a long way in the last decade or so. As the general public expects films and other media to become more sophisticated, more animation and visual effects artists will be needed.
Just pursue a career based course in any best institute and learn the software skills and creativity, even no degree required in this filed because Animation and VFX is totally based on software skills, knowledge and creativity, for your better understanding I am sharing with you some fact and knowledge about this fields.
The media and entertainment industry in India consists of many different segments under its folds such as television, print, and films, radio, music, OOH, animation, gaming and visual effects (VFX) and Internet advertising. You can work all these segments .
In these segments you need just understanding of software skill, tools of the industry no futher required.
. My preference for you is just go with MAAC. I have mention some reasons for join MAAC.
1. India's Leading Brand In 2D, 3D and VFX.
2. Conducts personality development training.
3. Provides equipment like DSLR Camera, HD Video Camera, Chroma, Studio Lights for training purpose.
4 .Students will be provided with training using latest industry tools and updated software.
5. Hosted the 12th edition of 24 FPS Annual International Animation Awards, in association with United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) in 2015
6. Industry Experts Faculties.
7. India's Largest Placement Campus in this filed.
8. 80 Plus Branches Across India.
9. Gave Maximum opportunities for develop student's skills.
For your more information please visit:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/maac-chandigarh-37864
You can also consider any of these following India's best Institutions names for VFX and Animation Training:
1. Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC).
2. Picasso Animation
3. Massco Media.
4. Zee Institute of Creative Arts (ZICA).
5. Global School of Animation.
Hope this Helps. Good Luck

Hi Anshika
You may check the courses here and decide:
1. http://www.aisfm.edu.in/academics/short-courses/pg-program-in-filmmaking-course/
2. Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune
PG diploma and PG certificates in various courses. www.ftiindia.com
3. Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
Course in direction, cinematography, editing, acting and production
www.whistlingwoods.net
4. Delhi Film Institute, Delhi
Diploma in Video production
5. Zee Institute Of Media Arts (ZIMA), Mumbai
Course in direction, cinematography, editing, acting and production
www.zimainstitute.com
6. SRM Sivaji Ganesan Film Institute
Bachelor of Film technology (BFT)
1-year full-time Diploma in Film Acting (DFA)
www.srmuniv.ac.in
7. Asian Academy of Film and TV
Post Graduate Diploma in Film and TV production
http://www.aaft.com/

1) Start by making shorts.
2) Develop the skills for screenplay and singular vision directing.
3) Learn video editing software like Adobe Premier or Final Cut Pro.
4) Experiment with old and new techniques.
5) Join some clubs or workshops, or even a short-term course of filmmaking.
Then take part in various movie making contests. This is how you build a profile.
6) Put your work on Youtube or other networking websites and let it go viral.
7) When you have done this much, you can either try for a school such as National Institute of Design (NID) or MICA or you can apply to various universities abroad. This will help you build a network and provide you more opportunities to land a job in this industry.
8) The most important point is "Do not give up on your dream". Keep trying until you achieve your goal.