Dec 27, 2016 12:14 AM
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NEW DELHI: Pune's Film and Television Institute of India today announced several new short courses on film-making to be organised across the country. The first such course by the country's premier film school will be conducted in Guwahati this month, FTII chairman Gajendra Chauhan said.
"The number of seats in FTII is very limited, which means only few students can benefit from it. However the requirement is for a large number of professionals. The industry is no longer limited to Mumbai only. It all over the country and new courses will aim to skill people all over the country, " Mr Chauhan said.
Short courses will cover specific areas such as screen-play writing, acting and cinematography.
"Depending on the available resources, and the response we get, we will move to more cities.
