Film & TV

The admission process for this year has concluded, every year the admissions are conducted on the basis of an entrance exam. So, the new batch will start next year.

You can join in as an assistant director in a film or a movie production house. Marks don't count much in media.

- Film and Television Institute of India, Pune
- Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute, Kolkata
- Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
- Zee Institute of Media Arts (ZIMA), Mumbai
- Center for Research in Art of Film and Television, Delhi
- Asian Academy of Film and Television, Noida
- Indian Institute of Photography, Noida
- Gulshan Kumar Film and television Institute of India, Noida
- Government Film Institute, Bangalore.

Hello Anvesh, you should not drop out in the final year. It's not a easy task to become an Engineer. I would suggest you to complete the Engineering and after that you can pursue Post Graduation in Cinematography. Pursuing BBA now won't be a good decision for you. You can do one thing, you complete graduation as well as you can join a Photography class and learn photography and then you can apply for PG in cinematography in a good institute. If you won't to make career Cinematography then you should apply in Film & Television Institute of India, Pune.
I hope you like my suggestion.
Best of luck for your future.

There is just a UG Diploma course of 4 months. The fee for the same is 3.7 lakhs. You can take up workshops for acting instead of doing a crash course.

Visual storytelling, Lighting methods and techniques, camera techniques, scene composition and working with a film crew.

Hi, You can join any theatre group or NSD. National School of Drama is the best option for best acting.

Both are good. I think that for becoming a director, more than your qualification, your creativity matters. You should have a good sense of people's emotions, wants, and opinions. You should think out of the box.
As such, in my opinion, a certification course can give you many new opportunities.
Best of luck!

Yes, you are eligible and it's beneficial for you.