Film/ TV Producer

No, any specific education required to become a Film Director. After completion of your 12th, You should choose B.A. (Film Making and Television Production) course. Steps to Become Film Director
- After (10+2), Join institute which offers film direction course. - After completion of course, Join film making house or start to work as a assistant director to some senior director in the project to get experience. - After getting experience, You can take up you own assignment of directing film. Top Institutes Offering Film Direction Course
- Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute, Kolkata
- Film and Television Institute of India, Pune
- National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
- L. V. Prasad Film and Television Institute, Chennai
- Kerala Government Film Institute, Kottayam
- Adarsha Film and Television Institute, Bangalore
- New York Film Academy, Mumbai
- Annapurana School of Filmmaking, Mumbai
- Mumbai Film Academy
Required Skills For Film Director
- Knowledge of Filmmaking
- Creative Mind
- Team Work
- Leadership
- Good Communication Skills
- Managerial Skills
Career Options
If you have a good filmmaking skills, you will have multiple career options such as
- Film Director
- Film Producer
- Cinematographer
- Film Production Controller
- Script supervisor
- Writer. Hope this helps you. All the best for your bright future!

Hi Arvind,
There are different ways to get into the VFX industry and not all of them require an education. However, one criteria in common with recruiting departments across the board-a set of skills, which includes technical problem solving skills, a good eye for detail, creative bent of mind, basic drawing skills (so a background in fine art would be great, although not necessary), a solid understanding of photography and the interplay of light, color and shadow. These are the best institutes for learning VFX in India:
Anibrain XDI, Pune
DSK SupInfocom, Pune
National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad
Whistling Woods International Institute, Mumbai
Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC)
Frameboxx Animation & Visual Effects
Xplora Design Skool (XDS)
Raffles Millennium International, Bengaluru
Industrial Design Centre (IDC), Mumbai.

An audio engineer works with the technical aspects of sound during the processes of sound creation, recording, mixing, and reproduction. Audio engineers often assist record producers and musicians to help give their work the sound they are hoping to achieve. If you also have knowledge of music then this helps in making high quality sound recordings, mainly for the music and entertainment industry. They need to be able to operate complex electronic equipment to reproduce music, dialogue, sound effects and other audio content to the highest quality.
Although there's no standard level of education needed to become a music producer, many colleges offer music production programs - traditionally at the Bachelor's degree level. These four-year programs cover a broad range of courses to expose students to recording arts technology and the music business as a whole.
Google search for colleges in your city and take technical education in this line - will help you in becoming DJ and music producer.