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Namrata Singh

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To know about the fee structure, I would request you to get in touch with the college directly.

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Samreen khan

Guide-Level 12

Arena Animation is one of the best institutes for VFX.

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Shashi Singh

Beginner-Level 2

Both of them have plenty of opportunities. Pursue one which you enjoy the most.

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Shweta Bina

Contributor-Level 6

The Indian Animation & VFX industry is expected to be worth Rs. 9000 crores by 2020*.
This is a huge industry & needs talented, trained people. Salaries are good for the right person. If you wish to join this industry, you have to create high-quality visual effects (VFX) for films, TV, advertisements & games. To join this industry, learn the right skills and get the right training with the VFX Pro program from Arena Animation.
You may pursue this course from MAAC. Mentioned below are the different courses offered by MAAC:
ADVFX Plus - Advanced Program in VFX
- A comprehensive career course that covers all aspects of visual effects, right f
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Megha Aggarwal

Guide-Level 13

Some of the universities and colleges offering VFX are:-
1. Picasso Animation College
2. Zee Institute Of Creative Arts
3. Whistling Woods International Institute
4. Frameboxx Animation & Visual Effects

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VISHNU AGARWAL

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No, we don't lag behind at all.
Have you seen Bombay Velvet?
Many outdoor shots in the film are complete VFX.
Here are some pictures worth observing.
Animation studio was Prana Studios.
The main shot of Bombay Velvet: The club around which the film revolves.
One last point: VFX doesn't always mean dinosaurs and robot and aliens. The main point of a film should be to make it realistic. That is the sole reason why a fantasy feel-good film like Forrest Gump feels so real.
Animation and VFX also serve another purpose.
To make things look convincing.
To put it simply most of the directors here lack imagination. We have MBA from IIM serving as the
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VISHNU AGARWAL

Contributor-Level 10

Firstly, I hope you have learned a couple of other software to go with 3DS Max like Photoshop and InDesign as well.
If you have learned 3DS Max for animation then you can join animation studios.
If you do renders on 3Ds max then you can contact a lot of firms that are in need of 3D visuals, like architectural firms, interior designers, etc.
You can also become a teacher at a 3DS max teaching institute.

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Prakhar Dixit

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Hi,
Below is a list of the best colleges offering visual effects (VFX) courses in India, The chief aspects on which these colleges stand apart include their state-of art teaching methodology, focus on practical learning and focus on results.
Arena Animation
Asian Academy of Film & TV, Noida
Frameboxx Animation & Visual Effects (multiple centres)
FX School
ICAT Design & Media College (multiple centres)
Indira Gandhi National Open University (multiple centres)
Maya Academy of Advanced Cinematics (multiple centres)
Zee Institute of Creative Art (multiple centres)
The increased usage of VFX in Indian movies is an encouraging sign for students who pl
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