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The international entertainment industry is projected to touch a massive growth of US $ 1.8 trillion by 2015 -- most of it is directed towards the Asian region, specifically India.
At this juncture, the career opportunities in India are immense. With more than 9,000 studios and production houses across India, educational institutions will have to bring about the revolution of technology input into the Indian industry -- by teaching digital filmmaking.
What is digital filmmaking?
This format will improve quality, yet cut costs by more than 40 per cent and increase the range of deliverable formats, unlike conventional film making which is time consuming and much more costly.
Do you want to explore a career in digital film making?
Then chat with Rathish Babu, the CEO of SAE, which trains students in digital film making, on Monday, March 12, 4 pm to 5 pm IST, and discuss the career options open to you.
About Rathish Babu
He is the CEO, School Of Audio Engineering, an audio, multimedia and digital film making training institute, with 49 centres in 22 countries. An engineer (instrumentation and control engineering) from Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, he has additionally completed a six month management programme at IIM-Bangalore.
He has over 18 years of professional experience in the IT industry.
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