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A Photographer Uses Images to Tell a Story Or Record an Event. He Or She A Photographer uses images to tell a story or record an event. He or she photographs people, landscapes, places, merchandize, events and objects using digital or film cameras and other equipments. Photographers take pictures of events, people and places. Many career options exist for photographers. Some common areas of specialization include news photography, commercial photography, scientific photography and fashion photography. A high school diploma is the minimum education needed to become a photographer, since technical skills and creativity are more important for employment than a degree. However, formal degree programs in photography are also available. The following are examples of types of photographers: Portrait photographers take pictures of individuals or groups of people and usually work in their own studios. Photographers who specialize in weddings, religious ceremonies, or school photographs may work on location. Commercial and industrial photographers take pictures of various subjects, such as buildings, models, merchandise, artifacts, and landscapes. These photographs, which frequently are taken on location, are used for a variety of purposes, including magazine covers and images to supplement analyses of engineering projects. Aerial photographers travel in planes or helicopters to capture photographs of buildings and landscapes. They often use cameras with gyrostabilizers to counteract the movement of the aircraft and ensure high-quality images. Scientific photographers focus on the accurate visual representation of subjects and therefore limit the use of image manipulation software to clarify an image. Scientific photographs record scientific or medical data or phenomena. Scientific photographers who take pictures of objects too small to be seen with the naked eye use microscopes to photograph their subjects. CAREERS NEXT GENERATION Atul Annu Vihar, Pilikothi, Haldwani, Nainital, Uttarakhand-263139 Phone:- 9458153857 / 9319066572, Web:-www.careersnextgen.com, Email:- [email protected] News photographers, also called photojournalists, photograph people, places, and events for newspapers, journals, magazines, or television. In addition to taking still photos, photojournalists often work with digital video. Fine-arts photographers sell their photographs as artwork. In addition to having technical knowledge of subjects such as lighting and the use of lenses, fine arts photographers need artistic talent and creativity. Most use traditional film instead of digital cameras. COURSES AND TOP COLLEGES IN INDIA Degree courses in Photography (B.A. 3 year integrated) Utkal University, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa Pune University, Fergusson College, Poona Diploma Courses (one year) Kashi Vidyapeeth, Varanasi-221002. Ravishankar University , Raipur-492010. Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupati517502. 1. Film and television institute of India Film and television Institute of India (FTII) one of the premier institute in India established by broadcasting ministry in the year 1960, it is located in the same place where prabhat studio located in Pune. Over many decades, FTII is proves its center excellence by donating many removed film personas. S9ome of their notable alumni including Adoor gopalakrishnan, Resul Pookutty (Academy award winner) , Shaji n kraun , vidhu vinod chopra etc. This institute is mainly purposeful for film studies, including courses like cinematography, Direction, Editing, sound designing etc. However the institute haven’t had long duration courses, instead it have short duration photography course which are handled by industry certified professionals. All the courses in this institute is purely on the basis of merit basis. However for these courses, there is no separate written exam. Institute decides admission on the basis of students past work performance and activities. Film and television Institute of India (FTII) is a Member of CLIENT (An International Association For Film schools) 2. Whistling Woods International (WWI) Whistling woods international Film institute is a notable film/photography institute which is located in Mumbai. It was founded by famous filmmaker – Subhash Ghai. Now the institute is acclaimed as Asia’s largest media education institute. The institute is equipped with wider range of practical facilities and good learning environment. The courses in the institute are designed and altered according to the latest trends. Usual arrival of removed- visiting faculty presence makes this institute better as compare to other institutes. As like FTII, WWI is the film institute having membership in CAREERS NEXT GENERATION Atul Annu Vihar, Pilikothi, Haldwani, Nainital, Uttarakhand-263139 Phone:- 9458153857 / 9319066572, Web:-www.careersnextgen.com, Email:- [email protected] CILECT (Centre International de Liaison des Ecoles de Cinéma et de Télévision). In Photography it offers 4 week duration advanced still photography courses. The program is designed to teach the enthusiasts to teach the industry standards and all portion of practical aspect of photography. As it is a short term course enquire the institute about the fees structure and academy details. 3. Pearl academy Delhi Pearl academy, one of the innovative institutes which is located in Delhi. It has also have campuses in Mumbai and Noida as well. It was established in the year 1993, since them to till now pearl academy is considered as center for excellence in many times. The institute is collaborated with many leading institutes across world, which is the reason why students can achieve a quality form of education apart. It impart comparatively better and effective education, this new module of education concepts helps to gain better quality education to the aspirants. In order to placing a seat in this institute, you needed to undergone entrance test. That merit will decide your admission in pearl academy. 4. The Light and Life Academy (LLA) LLA, Ooty is an achievable institute located in the chilling place in south India, OOTY. LLA is considered as the Top institute in India. For many years the institute can achieve tremendous achievement due to its wide and unique way of teaching. You can get best faculty on this institute with uncompromising quality of education. Probably this is the one that you seek mostly, best academic environment and calm nature scenario makes your educational concepts became wider. LLA (Light and life academy’s) students are placed in top Medias like National Geographic Channel, Discovery etc. The institute also collaborate and conducting workshops with big names such as Kodak and Epson. 5. Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT), Noida AAFT located in Noida film city is well known for film studies AAFT. I t has credibility if various notable aluminates including Arjun Kapoor. The institute is recognized as one of the best institute for media and studies, apart photography AAFT also carters education in various sectors like filmmaking, journalism, media relation, website design, graphic development etc. It teaches practical; evolution of art in according to contemporary trends. AAFT is accredited as center of innovation due to the faculty excellence and effective facilities. AAFT’s photography courses are short term courses; there are no entrance criteria for admission. It offers seat first come first serving method. You can experience better faculty presence on this institute. Well equipped labs and concerned filming equipments helps to polish students career. CAREERS NEXT GENERATION Atul Annu Vihar, Pilikothi, Haldwani, Nainital, Uttarakhand-263139 Phone:- 9458153857 / 9319066572, Web:-www.careersnextgen.com, Email:- [email protected] 6. Mass communication Research Centre, Jamia University New Delhi Jamia University is one among the best university which is a deemed university which is approved By UGC. Jamia offers certificate courses yearly for the disciplines such as Still photography and visual; communication. Duration of these courses is one year; admission to the courses is limited to the students who are passed in their own entrance exam. Usually admission to this institute is conducting every year in the month of February. You can download the prospectus from its website or else you can collect the application from its offices. 10+2 having minimum 50% is the needed score considered for eligibility of the exam. 7. A.J Kidwai Mass Communication research Center, Delhi A.J Kidwai Mass Communication research Center is a top notch photographic institute which is located in Delhi which is affiliated to Jamia Milia Islamia University. Undoubtedly it can be stated that it is the one prime photography institute that was established in the city since 1982. Better faculty’s presence and good practical equipment availability, makes this institute distinct from other institutions. For every year it offers admission to its limited 20 seats, considering the seat limitation admission allotment to this institute is only offered on the merit basis. Basic course duration of photographic course is one year. 50% mark in graduation is the considerable eligibility to join this course. 8. Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine arts University, Hyderabad A perfect place to learn Photography, it is a promising that the institute will undoubtedly polish your photographic skills. It was established in the year 1940 and is established under Andhra Pradesh Legislature Act No. 31of 2008. Photography courses which come under college of fine arts, it offers bachelor and master degree courses of photography.
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