FTII to Soon Launch Short Term Film Courses in India

Sakunth Kumar

Updated On: October 05, 2016 08:28 AM

The institute is going to conduct 20-day short term courses in script writing, acting and cinematography in Guwahati from October 10, 2016.
FTII to Soon Launch Short Term Film Courses in India

Film & Television Institute of India (FTII) has taken the decision to launch short-term film courses across India soon. The institute is going to conduct 20-day short term courses in script writing, acting and cinematography in Guwahati from October 10, 2016.

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Gajendra Chauhan, Chairperson of FTII, said that the courses would be launched in the main cities including New Delhi. The primary objective for starting these courses is to enhance the skills of talented individuals who look forward to a career in film industry across the country.

He mentioned that the number of seats in FTII is limited and the country needs a huge number of professionals. He stated that the courses of the institute are not only limited to Mumbai but also Delhi, southern states and others. However, it is hard to hold long term courses in various states and FTII has come up with an initiative of launching short term courses.

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Mr. Chauhan mentioned that he would write to all the state governments regarding designating venues for conducting these courses. He said that the courses would be extended to more cities depending upon the response received. As of now, the courses would be launched in Guwahati on October 10, 2016, which would continue for 20 days.

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