| Asian Academy Of Film and TV | |
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| Established | 1993 |
| Type | Private |
| Location | Noida Film City,NCR, India |
| Campus | Urban |
| Affiliations | Punjab Technical University,International Film & Television Research Center,Marwah Films & Video Studios,UGC |
| Website | [1] |
The Asian Academy of Film & Television is a film school located in India's Noida Film City in India's Capital region, NCR. Affiliated with the International Film & Television Research Center and Marwah Films & Video Studios, it is a pioneer in this region of the world.
Approved as an international-level training center by the City & Guilds in 2002, the success of AAFT alumni and the thriving Indian film industry has made it as one of the leading film schools in the world. AAFT attracts students from more than 60 countries. It is the first ISO certified film school in the world.
Founded in 1993, it is intended to be an alternative to formal film schools.
Mass media is known to shape thought, change attitudes and move people to action. The potential of film for facilitating development or damaging the society is indeed enormous. The same can be said for power of television in shaping peoples lives. Communicating to the audience is a challenge. Communicator not only must know what to communicate but also how to communicate to be able to influence the audience who possess diverse character. The effective communicator cannot rely on hunches and intuition to capture and hold the attention of the mass-audience. He has to interact with the audience to seek their input. International Film & Television Research Center (IFTRC) will address itself to this complex task of conducting research with the audience on programming and its effectiveness. It will encourage and popularize the concept of mass media and will train media researchers to aid better TV programming and film making.
Aims
India has the distinction of producing the largest number of films in the world. Around 900 feature films in 24 languages/dialects are made in the country every year. Close to 165 satellite television channels currently available to the viewers in the country require production of thousands of hours of programs annually. Film making and television program production activity now is both hectic and challenging.
There is a view in the film industry that the film and television professionals need to be supported in their work by the connoisseurs of film and television arts. With this in view, International Film & Television Club was established. The institution has 63 centers all over the world and the alumni of the academy handle its business every year.
Its aims are
Being that India is a prime leader of peace and ancient spirituality while at the same time the largest film producing country in the world, IFTC has now decided to promote the fifth biggest film festival of India, the Global Festival Of Films on Peace and Spirituality.
International Film and Television Club has its annual festival of short films. The festival is divided into two parts: the films made in India and those made abroad. The winner gets an opportunity to make another short film at the cost of the center. The complete infrastructure of the academy is at the disposal of that filmmaker. The organization believes that a talented person must be given more chances to show their caliber.
The first radio station of Film City Noida approved by India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and Ministry of Home Affairs. The station will target the 2 million population of Noida and Delhi and will cover all community requirements.
3-month programs Production Direction & TV Journalism; Video Editing & Sound Recording; Camera & Lighting Techniques; Acting & Presentation; TV Graphics & Animation; Still Photography & Journalism; Sound Recording & Radio Production; and Mass Media Research & Planning
1-year programs
Visual Communication; Acting for Film & TV
in Media Management; TV Journalism and Communication; Film & TV Production; Print and Photo Journalism; Advertising Mass Communication; and Multimedia
Education at the Asian School of Media Studies, the first film college of India promoted by Marwah Studios of Film City Noida, covers anything and everything concerning media inclusive of print, radio, TV, cinema and New Media.
2-year programs
3 YEAR PROGRAMS
Asian Business School is the first business school with an MBA in Media Management. Since it is at the strength of promotion to educate students in media this course has been launched along with regular MBA programmes.
The school offers M.B.A. and B.B.A.s in Marketing, Finance, Information Technology, International Business, Human Resources Management
Additional PGD available in: Event Management, Portfolio Management, Insurance Management, [[Retail Management]], BPO / KPO Management, Health Management, Media Management
ABS also offers additional diplomas in Corporate Communication and Foreign Language.
| Asian Academy Of Film and TV | |
|---|---|
| Established | 1993 |
| Type | Private |
| Location | Noida Film City, NCR, India |
| Campus | Urban |
| Affiliations | Punjab Technical University, International Film & Television Research Center, Marwah Films & Video Studios, UGC |
| Website | [1] |
The Asian Academy of Film & Television is a film school located in India's Noida Film City in India's Capital region, NCR. Affiliated with the International Film & Television Research Center and Marwah Films & Video Studios, it well known institute.
Approved as an international-level training center by the City & Guilds in 2002, the success of AAFT alumni and the thriving Indian film industry has made it as one of the leading film schools in the world. AAFT attracts students from more than 60 countries. It is the first ISO certified film school in the world.
Founded in 1993, it is intended to be an alternative to formal film schools.
Mass media is known to shape thought, change attitudes and move people to action. The potential of film for facilitating development or damaging the society is indeed enormous. The same can be said for power of television in shaping peoples lives. Communicating to the audience is a challenge. Communicator not only must know what to communicate but also how to communicate to be able to influence the audience who possess diverse character. The effective communicator cannot rely on hunches and intuition to capture and hold the attention of the mass-audience. He has to interact with the audience to seek their input. International Film & Television Research Center (IFTRC) will address itself to this complex task of conducting research with the audience on programming and its effectiveness. It will encourage and popularize the concept of mass media and will train media researchers to aid better TV programming and film making.
Aims
India has the distinction of producing the largest number of films in the world. Around 900 feature films in 24 languages/dialects are made in the country every year. Close to 165 satellite television channels currently available to the viewers in the country require production of thousands of hours of programs annually. Film making and television program production activity now is both hectic and challenging.
There is a view in the film industry that the film and television professionals need to be supported in their work by the connoisseurs of film and television arts. With this in view, International Film & Television Club was established. The institution has 63 centers all over the world and the alumni of the academy handle its business every year.
Its aims are
Being that India is a prime leader of peace and ancient spirituality while at the same time the largest film producing country in the world, IFTC has now decided to promote the fifth biggest film festival of India, the Global Festival Of Films on Peace and Spirituality.
International Film and Television Club has its annual festival of short films. The festival is divided into two parts: the films made in India and those made abroad. The winner gets an opportunity to make another short film at the cost of the center. The complete infrastructure of the academy is at the disposal of that filmmaker. The organization believes that a talented person must be given more chances to show their caliber.
The first radio station of Film City Noida approved by India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and Ministry of Home Affairs. The station will target the 2 million population of Noida and Delhi and will cover all community requirements.
3-month programs Production Direction & TV Journalism; Video Editing & Sound Recording; Camera & Lighting Techniques; Acting & Presentation; TV Graphics & Animation; Still Photography & Journalism; Sound Recording & Radio Production; and Mass Media Research & Planning
1-year programs
Visual Communication; Acting for Film & TV
in Media Management; TV Journalism and Communication; Film & TV Production; Print and Photo Journalism; Advertising Mass Communication; and Multimedia
Education at the Asian School of Media Studies, the first film college of India promoted by Marwah Studios of Film City Noida, covers anything and everything concerning media inclusive of print, radio, TV, cinema and New Media.
2-year programs
3 YEAR PROGRAMS
Asian Business School is the first business school with an MBA in Media Management. Since it is at the strength of promotion to educate students in media this course has been launched along with regular MBA programmes.
The school offers M.B.A. and B.B.A.s in Marketing, Finance, Information Technology, International Business, Human Resources Management
Additional PGD available in: Event Management, Portfolio Management, Insurance Management, [[Retail Management]], BPO / KPO Management, Health Management, Media Management
ABS also offers additional diplomas in Corporate Communication and Foreign Language.
A separate school has been created by the management of AAFT to emphasis on the art of Acting.World class facilities have been provided to the institute. The most important part of the centre is that every student gets an opportunity to work in films.An institute with 100 percent placement
International Children’s Film Forum (ICFF) is the first ever Forum of its kind in the private sector of India. ICFF has been established by Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah to support the govt. funded Children’s Film Society of India’s noble task of producing, distributing and exhibiting film for children. This Forum believes that moving picture could play significant role in shaping the mind, body and character of younger children.
IPBF is an Indian private sector initiative to support democratically elected government’s Public Broadcasting Service. International Public Broadcasting Forum would Create awareness of the need for non – commercial broadcasting for transforming the society for the better.Lend all possible support to the producers of radio and television programmes for Public Service Broadcasting, in their work. Organize debates, seminars, symposia and workshops on issues relating to the Public Service Broadcasting.Promote audience research for ascertaining their taste and need.Conduct short term and long term training courses on production of radio and television programmes.Facilitate exchange of non-commercial radio and television programmes and their producers across the world.
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