By Gauri Durga Chakraborty India is ready to become a medium and entertainment of future early plants with a projected increase in a two-digit growth of 13.5% (CAGR) during the period 2019 to 2024.
Shifting into a digital way of life during a pandemic increasingly accelerating this growth.
According to the FICCI-EY report for 2021, the M & E business is estimated to grow 25% to reach 1.73 trillion INR this year.
The intersection grows from smart phones, immersive experience, and niche entertainment formats are here to stay.
Various markets, vibrant and dynamic trying to maximize the range and monetize ‘slices in pie’ which desperately need the right skills to encourage growth and catalyze the market with fresh and unique ideas.
Proven signs of digital consumption, interest in major international studios, transnational bonds and focus on national, regional and pan content.
With a reasonable success and receipt of non-theater digital releases finding ‘digital legs’ early in the past two years, the possibility that alternative exhibition structures will greatly add to the democratization of creation and consumption.
As an old and new player, traditional production houses and giant global companies in the creative industry utilize this potential, the needs of skilled young professionals and ‘industries ready’ are increasing.
From the writer scenario, cinematographer, voice engineers, costume designers, dialect coaches, editors, animated experts et al-talent requirements with training are clearly visible.
The industry also acknowledges new properties and sub-specialties such as food stylists, intimacy directors, child artist handlers, hand makeup artists among many other unique professions.
Safe! You have succeeded in throwing your votelogin to see the results unlike most internship models entering the industry up to a few decades ago, where exposure and training are not bound by time, expansion today requires the institutionalized training from experts and top industry practitioners along with the academic structure.
The Times Bennett University School of Media has launched the most comprehensive BA and PGD (postgraduate) program in film, television and web series to address the need to train young professionals in the field.
Film education now requires teaching of storytelling crafts with existing sound understanding and technology learning and emerging.
The curriculum designed at the time of media school was designed by industrial experts from Junglee, MX Player and Timesnow which presents the most current and contemporary practices on students’ chart creating countless possibilities to enter the M & E domain.
The overall understanding of the film crew hierarchy , Team coordination and optimization of resources are the culmination of this filmmaking program at Bennett University.
Institutions that understand the practice in the context of media landscapes and entertainment changes will provide such training pedagogy.
The film program at Bennett University facilitates the interaction with the top practitioners, which expand the understanding of changing consumption trends, and instill the ability to innovate the agnostic content platform.
Background Growth and opportunity that promises to wait for the creator of content.
Participants will now become future leaders.
This is the right time to celebrate the most important talent, engineering, and training for the creative industry in the digital world! Are you ready? To help students understand career in film, TC and Web series and formal education options for the same thing, we started a show conversation from October 18.
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