Film & TV

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 Chhaya Singh, Steps to Becoming a TV Reporter
Step 1: Earn a Bachelor's Degree
Gain Experience During College. Students who aspire to become TV reporters can begin gaining experience while earning their degree. Opportunities for hands-on experience in news writing and broadcasting are available through campus organizations including radio or television broadcast groups, school newspapers, and broadcasting clubs. Step 2: Gain Employment
Reporters may investigate leads and research information for a story, as well as report their findings on-air. TV reporters often report on-site, usually during a live broadcast. With proven experience, TV reporters from smaller stations often become strong candidates for reporting jobs at larger news stations, typically in bigger cities. Some reporters eventually become TV news anchors, while others become correspondents in specific areas of news coverage. Step 3: Join a Professional organisation
The networking and professional opportunities combined with work experience may provide reporters skills for career advancement. Career Requirements:
Degree LevelBachelor's degree Fields of Journalism, communications, English, political Science, or related field
Experience: Internships or field experience recommended
Key Skills :Strong communication and interpersonal skills; objectivity and determination; familiarity with video and digital cameras and mobile broadcasting equipment; ability to use social media applications and database programs such as Microsoft Access and File Maker Pro
Hope it helps!

If you want to know about exactly the scope or career in mass communication or journalism, then you can visit the career page on website www.masscommunicator.in. And, now your question is for print and TV journalism or acting and anchoring, then you already know in all over India, there are more than 1 Lacs publications of all language, period based in the era of increasing number of news channels. But, still this print media industry is going smooth as usual. It shows that there are a number of opportunities in print journalism as well as TV Journalism. If you talk about acting and anchoring, then dear first try to find out yourself. Either you are good in acting or anchoring, because both field are really good, but success rate or period is really slow. You have to give many of years with passionate will power for both field then only you can grab opportunities in acting and anchoring.