VFX

Mayur,
VFX is a field of applying your design knowledge to create pleasing effects to highlight and progress the story. So typically a VFX person either comes from animation or film making. The lower end staff comes from graphics.
Now, ideally a Course in either Animation or Film Making would qualify you to then take VFX as a specialization and also ensure that you stand on firm ground. Do not focus on what the certification is called, but search more on the learnings from the course. Something like VFX Pro or similar specialized course from a good institute can be good. Only check if the faculty is of that level. Placement in VFX is better in South India because of multiple regional film industries. It could be good in Hyderabad and Chennai besides the usual options in Mumbai which supports the Hindi as well as north region film industries.
Technical Director is the best post for a VFX Artist. And low end are Rotoscoping and Wireframe removal artists. Alternatively, like in Programming where after BCA you go for MCA to be accomplished, you may like to pick up superior skills to enter the industry. I would suggest AAIP for becoming 3d Generalist and then taking VFX Pro for specialization.
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Manoj,
I did a quick search about AAU but it didn't figure in the top ranked colleges. This totally would depend on your budget and the level of creative arts portfolio. Studying abroad in programming/ animation/ design is great but you would need to understand their structure and how it works.
If you're still searching you can look at studying for a job oriented diploma at a leading school in Canada. If you want advice on that I can guide you and put you across to the best schools with a scholarship if possible, but for that I'd need to mentor you to develop the right portfolio. Some of the students I have guided are studying at Sheridan, VFS, Emily Carr, Oxford, Bournemouth, etc. and some with very good scholarships of course.
VFS has a very good Placement into the top companies and studios. You can call me and discuss if you like since I am also an advisor and portfolio guide for some of them. However, these schools look for a good portfolio in concepts/ programming/ drawing/ animation the most, and some areas can make do with a digital portfolio if good. You would need someone to take you through this since if the portfolio is rejected you would spend another year remaking it. It takes around a year to get a good portfolio in place unless you are very talented.
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Hi Dubey,
Yes, it is quite possible to pursue a course in VFX after B.com.
The nature of course depends on your plans ahead, in case you wish to get a job then you could opt for a diploma or certificate or if you are willing to invest time, you may opt for a post graduate degree in VFX.
Please refer to the link for institute:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=VFX&c=12&sc=91&sa=^0^0^0^0^0&ts=65727&rf=searchwidget
Please refer to the link for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/vfx-is-not-the-same-as-animation-article-4535-1
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