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Course Content: The Diploma Program is modeled on some of programs from the finest acting schools of the world. It equips students to become coveted actors for the big and small screens. The course will be taught over 6 months, 5 days a week. The syllabus is based on ‘Method Acting Techniques’ and covers the following modules: • Film Appreciation- Big and Small Screens • An actor and his b... Category: Acting | Diploma in Acting | Indira School of Communication Acting AcademyIndia (Maharashtra)  Many of us do not realize that we may like to act; for a few of us, acting may be a passion. Whatever acting means to you – fun or passion, here... |
Category: Acting | Diploma in Acting | Diploma in Anchoring | Drama & Theatre | Film Making & Television | Cine & Television Education AssociationIndia (Maharashtra)  In the Indian Film Industry, CINE & TELEVISION EDUCATION ASSOCATION (CTEA) is the first Education Association approved by the Govt. of India... |
Course Content: Advanced Movement I, Physical Theatre, Advanced Acting Technique: The Method, Character Study, Voice-Over, Acting, Advanced Scene Study: Stage To Screen, Advanced, Acting Technique: Method, Improvisation, Mask And Clown, Advanced Speech, Advanced Audition Technique. Category: Acting | Diploma in Theatre | Drama & Theatre | Ambuj Arts AssociationIndia (Delhi) A.A.A is a non-profitable organization whose simple but critical goal is to increase awareness of burning issues on an individual human scale, and off... |
Course Content: Film - Drama - Tv Serial - Ad Film - Film Project Regular Batch Timing and Fee Duration : 3 Months For Indian Students : Rs. 25000/- For Foreign Students : $1,100 Batch Timings : Morning Batch : 9.30 am to 1.00 pm Evening Batch : 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm Weekend Batch Timing and Fee Duration : 3 Months For Indian Students : Rs. 25000/- For Foreign Students : $1,100 Batch Timings : Sunday : Morning to Ev... Category: Acting | National Academy of Cinema and TelevisionIndia (Karnataka)  National Academy of Cinema and Television was started with the aim of introducing the Indian film technicians at National and International level, and... |
Course Content: • Physical • Relaxation • Sense/Touch Memory • Basic Acting Techniques • Action Problem • Emotional Memory • Improvisation • Animal Exercise • Song and Dance • Monologue • Scene Work • Play Production • Voice and Speech/Diction • Movement • Fights or Action • Acting Analysis • Mime • Play Ba... Category: Acting | Diploma in Acting | Diploma in Film Making | Film Making & Television | Indian Film and Television InstituteIndia (Uttar Pradesh) • Indian Film & Television Institute (IFTI) is a place where students of all age groups are trained to be leading media professionals of the... |
Course Content: Semester I Semester One Classes : The first semester concentrates on building a foundation in the craft of acting, using training techniques rooted in the theatre but applicable to screen acting. Students participate in a broad array of core classes that introduce them to discovering the actor within, while simultaneously training their instrument to do the kind of technical, emotional and physica... Category: Acting | Diploma in Acting | Drama & Theatre | MassCoMediaIndia (Delhi)  Speed and reach of media and communication has made rapid strides in the recent years. TV channels, FM radio stations, websites, newspapers, colourful... |
Course Content: • Basic principles of Anchoring and required skills • Anchoring for News & Entertainment Programmes • Indoor & Outdoor Anchroing • Personality Development • Voice Grooming, Modulation & Diction • Facing the Camera • Writing Skills for Anchoring • Voice Overs, Commentary, Narration, Dubbing • Importance of theatrics for anchoring ... Category: Acting | Diploma in Acting | Indian Film and Television InstituteIndia (Uttar Pradesh) • Indian Film & Television Institute (IFTI) is a place where students of all age groups are trained to be leading media professionals of the... |
Course Content: The modern actor is the product of an acting school! The success of a film or television presentation depends largely on the work of the actor and it is through his work that he brings life to the screen. The objective of acting is to create something believable, humane and to make the audience think while they are being amused, moved, enlightened, informed or scared out of their wits. The actors ... Category: Acting | Diploma in Acting | AAFT (Asian Academy of Film & Television)India (Delhi, Maharashtra ...)  We have always believed that a film school should take a holistic and realistic approach in its teaching. By holistic we mean that film school trainin... |
