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Bushra Siddiqui
Contributor-Level 7
The best course that you can pursue is mass communication and then decide which of these fields is better for you to make your career.
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Anant Raina
Guide-Level 12
You may get into any of the colleges mentioned below and pursue photography course:
1. The Light and Life Academy (LLA), Ooty
2. Mass communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
3. Osmania University, Hyderabad
4. Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT), Noida
5. A.J. Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center, Delhi
1. The Light and Life Academy (LLA), Ooty
2. Mass communication Research Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
3. Osmania University, Hyderabad
4. Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT), Noida
5. A.J. Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center, Delhi
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Mayukh Choubey
Beginner-Level 4
Hello Raihan,
Being in the photography and cinematography field I can tell you this for sure that this profession is very hard to get into you need tons of experience along with recommendation letters.
Following are the institutes for the same:
KFTI (Kolkata)
SRFTI (Kolkata)
FTII (Pune)
These are the best options in India and they all have entrance exams that are very hard to crack, there is no sure thing that you will get a job right after you complete the course.
So, if you really have the zeal to learn and work in the above mentioned field, watch movies, write stories, start by making short films, enroll in the short term photography and c
Being in the photography and cinematography field I can tell you this for sure that this profession is very hard to get into you need tons of experience along with recommendation letters.
Following are the institutes for the same:
KFTI (Kolkata)
SRFTI (Kolkata)
FTII (Pune)
These are the best options in India and they all have entrance exams that are very hard to crack, there is no sure thing that you will get a job right after you complete the course.
So, if you really have the zeal to learn and work in the above mentioned field, watch movies, write stories, start by making short films, enroll in the short term photography and c
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Mayukh Choubey
Beginner-Level 4
Hi,
You should study mass communication or visual communication and do short term courses on photography and videography.
You should study mass communication or visual communication and do short term courses on photography and videography.
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Divyashakti Shukla
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Vivek,
Mass media would be a better option for you. The Bachelors in mass media will allow you to explore the creative aspects of filmmaking. You can learn the basics of cinematography, screenplay and editing. As you have a keen interest in photography, the Bachelors in mass media will act as a stepping stone for you. You will have photography as a separate subject in the UG. You will learn to operate a professional still camera (DSLR) and you will also learn about the significance of aperture and depth of field. The Bachelors in mass media will allow you to hone your photography skills as you will get plenty of indoor and outdoor as
Mass media would be a better option for you. The Bachelors in mass media will allow you to explore the creative aspects of filmmaking. You can learn the basics of cinematography, screenplay and editing. As you have a keen interest in photography, the Bachelors in mass media will act as a stepping stone for you. You will have photography as a separate subject in the UG. You will learn to operate a professional still camera (DSLR) and you will also learn about the significance of aperture and depth of field. The Bachelors in mass media will allow you to hone your photography skills as you will get plenty of indoor and outdoor as
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Which are the best photography colleges in Maharashtra? What is the fee structure of these colleges?
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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling
Guide-Level 11
Indian Film Institute, Mumbai and FTI (Film and Television Institute), Pune are the best colleges for photography.
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Lipan Barik
Beginner-Level 4
Travel photography needs as much as experience and skills. By seeing this, one can get approximately 1 lakh inside India or slight more and in foreign it's too large.
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Mayukh Choubey
Beginner-Level 4
Hello Anik,
Being a professional lifestyle photographer, it is my recommendation that you don't have to go to photography college to learn it. You can do some short term photography courses. You need to learn basics and advance tricks. Mostly, it's about seeing, feeling the moment and capturing the best possible perspective of that situation.
If you really love photography and also want to make money while doing it, then you can get a degree in mass communication or visual communication. To get a degree, you can choose any steam in class 12th.
All the best.
Being a professional lifestyle photographer, it is my recommendation that you don't have to go to photography college to learn it. You can do some short term photography courses. You need to learn basics and advance tricks. Mostly, it's about seeing, feeling the moment and capturing the best possible perspective of that situation.
If you really love photography and also want to make money while doing it, then you can get a degree in mass communication or visual communication. To get a degree, you can choose any steam in class 12th.
All the best.
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7 years ago
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Kushagra,
Sorry for a delayed response to your query. Every country and university has different admission requirements. Better guidance can be given if you could have mentioned your education background.
And in India, here some famous ones:
Indian Institute of Journalism & New Media
Symbiosis Institute of Media & Communication (PG)
The Asian College of Journalism
to name a few.
Sorry for a delayed response to your query. Every country and university has different admission requirements. Better guidance can be given if you could have mentioned your education background.
And in India, here some famous ones:
Indian Institute of Journalism & New Media
Symbiosis Institute of Media & Communication (PG)
The Asian College of Journalism
to name a few.
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Bushra Siddiqui
Contributor-Level 7
Photography is a profession as well as an art form. For photography as a career in India, one must have that extra quality, an interest in visuals, attentiveness to colour, shape and shadow, an interest in light, in observing how colours look on certain days. Finding strong foothold as a professional photographer is no cakewalk, which is why, perhaps regrettably, many talented photographers remain amateurs.
candidates who have cleared the 10+2 examination are eligible for the diploma or certificate courses in photography. One can begin his/her career as an assistant of a senior or professional photographer, so that he/she can grasp the
candidates who have cleared the 10+2 examination are eligible for the diploma or certificate courses in photography. One can begin his/her career as an assistant of a senior or professional photographer, so that he/she can grasp the
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