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Animation Brochure.Cdr SCHOOLA OF NI 25 MA YEARS TI ON CONTENTS pg7-9 pg 10-11 pg12-15 Why Us Board of Directors From The President’s Desk History & Future Patrons Message From Director of Indian Animation Academic Council Message From Dean Advisory Council pg16-25 pg26-47 pg48-53 About Us In-House Production Online TV Founders of 100 Acre Studio In-House Film Club Noida Film City Student Projects Animation Club Infrastructure pg pg pg AAFT is indebted to 54-61 62-71 72-75 Late Shri Suraj Prakash Marwah (The Founder of AAFT) for his invaluable Japan Anime Convention Events Student Speak contribution to our mission to provide quality Master Classes, Workshops, News International Students media education worldwide Seminars Celebrity Visits Japan Trip pg76-79 pg80-84 pg85-94 Study Tour To Singapore Our Alumnus AAFT - A Unit of ICMEI Placements & Core Faculty Courses Offered Career Opportunities Our Presence Marwah Productions CONTENTS pg7-9 pg 10-11 pg12-15 Why Us Board of Directors From The President’s Desk History & Future Patrons Message From Director of Indian Animation Academic Council Message From Dean Advisory Council pg16-25 pg26-47 pg48-53 About Us In-House Production Online TV Founders of 100 Acre Studio In-House Film Club Noida Film City Student Projects Animation Club Infrastructure pg pg pg AAFT is indebted to 54-61 62-71 72-75 Late Shri Suraj Prakash Marwah (The Founder of AAFT) for his invaluable Japan Anime Convention Events Student Speak contribution to our mission to provide quality Master Classes, Workshops, News International Students media education worldwide Seminars Celebrity Visits Japan Trip pg76-79 pg80-84 pg85-94 Study Tour To Singapore Our Alumnus AAFT - A Unit of ICMEI Placements & Core Faculty Courses Offered Career Opportunities Our Presence Marwah Productions In 2009, the animation industry in India was growing at a CAGR of 30% By 2015, it reached WANT TO US$ 1.5 billion BE A PART OF In the non-entertainment segment, the demand for ` animation production services CRORE have touched 5000 US$ 14.7 billion by 2015 INDIAN ANIMATION The global Film/TV program INDUSTRY production market has created US$ 17.5 billion revenue opportunity for animation production houses 4 5 In 2009, the animation industry in India was growing at a CAGR of 30% By 2015, it reached WANT TO US$ 1.5 billion BE A PART OF In the non-entertainment segment, the demand for ` animation production services CRORE have touched 5000 US$ 14.7 billion by 2015 INDIAN ANIMATION The global Film/TV program INDUSTRY production market has created US$ 17.5 billion revenue opportunity for animation production houses 4 5 WHY US PROXIMITY TO THE FILM STUDIO CROSS-DISCIPLINE EXPOSURE AAFT School of Animation is a specialty institute of The aim is both to increase the knowledge of different Marwah Studios, the top film studio in India, which aspects of animation and multimedia and the operates from the same premises. On successful awareness of how different creative disciplines are completion of the animation and multimedia programs tuned in to construct and frame the holistic the pass outs get a unique opportunity to step in to the representation. The cross-disciplinary interactions with world of animation film-making, toon characters design, students of various creative Schools, such as Cinema, and generate visual effects (VFX). The proximity of the Mass Communication, Advertising and Fashion, world class production studio to the School is definitely promote diverse learning opportunities and transfer of an added advantage. artistic ideas across content areas. ACCESS TO REAL-TIME PRODUCTION REAL TIME PROJECTS THROUGH IN-HOUSE You get to work in-sync with the creative team of the in- INTERNSHIPS house production facility for film-making and bring out a An additional bonus for our students through in-house quality product under their guidance. internship opportunity gives them a chance to work on live projects under the guidance of established artists INFRASTRUCTURE and animators. You get to be a part of some of the The Institute has the best infrastructural facilities in prestigious projects that are broadcasted in famous TV terms of Studios and Labs, equipped with latest channels once you have mastered the techniques and software and hardware used in animation film-making championed your course. and visual effects generation, for instance Green Screen Studio, Sound Studio, Editing Studio and GLOBAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM others. With international assignments in major countries across the globe, the Global Student Exchange Program PRACTICAL AND VALUE ADDED CURRICULUM allows you to collaborate with people of diverse The industry oriented curriculum takes into account the backgrounds — both professionally and culturally. The latest and novel concept in teaching, and is at par with international exchange offers you new challenges, international standards of animation industry. global mindset and opportunities to grow. JOIN US EXCELLENT PLACEMENT TRACK RECORD FOCUSED FACULTY & INSTRUCTORS WITH MORE THAN 10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Till date, the School has enjoyed an enviable placement for a Here you get the opportunity to attend the lectures from record of more than 98% across its various batches. Our production-experienced faculty members and alumni are associated with well reputed organizations established professionals as part of their academics to as character designers, effects artists, producers, 360 degree exposure. enhance the learning experience. This makes our lighting artists, film editors, content developers, Institute stand out vis-à-vis its counterparts. multimedia programmers etc. INTERACTIVE SESSIONS WITH INDUSTRY EXPERTS LOCATION FOCUS ON CREATIVE PRODUCE TECHNO COMPLETE PERSONALITY Academy offers its students opportunity to interact with Location is yet another charm. The Institute is located at VISUALIZATION BLENDED ARTISTS DEVELOPMENT OF THE Industry experts through in-house seminars and Noida Film City, the First Film City of North India, with almost all the top-most media and entertainment WITH TECHNOLOGY STUDENT workshops. Here students get opportunity to interact PROJECT ORIENTED with creative geniuses behind various multinational companies that have established their base in this prime TRAINING TRAINING ON LATEST PUSH THE LIMITS OF THE advertisements, shows and animation shorts, and learn location. This well connected, lush green campus is STRESS ON INNOVATION CREATIVE TOOLS STUDENTS from their experiences. definitely a place where students enjoy coming in and experience a new learning ambience. 6 7 WHY US PROXIMITY TO THE FILM STUDIO CROSS-DISCIPLINE EXPOSURE AAFT School of Animation is a specialty institute of The aim is both to increase the knowledge of different Marwah Studios, the top film studio in India, which aspects of animation and multimedia and the operates from the same premises. On successful awareness of how different creative disciplines are completion of the animation and multimedia programs tuned in to construct and frame the holistic the pass outs get a unique opportunity to step in to the representation. The cross-disciplinary interactions with world of animation film-making, toon characters design, students of various creative Schools, such as Cinema, and generate visual effects (VFX). The proximity of the Mass Communication, Advertising and Fashion, world class production studio to the School is definitely promote diverse learning opportunities and transfer of an added advantage. artistic ideas across content areas. ACCESS TO REAL-TIME PRODUCTION REAL TIME PROJECTS THROUGH IN-HOUSE You get to work in-sync with the creative team of the in- INTERNSHIPS house production facility for film-making and bring out a An additional bonus for our students through in-house quality product under their guidance. internship opportunity gives them a chance to work on live projects under the guidance of established artists INFRASTRUCTURE and animators. You get to be a part of some of the The Institute has the best infrastructural facilities in prestigious projects that are broadcasted in famous TV terms of Studios and Labs, equipped with latest channels once you have mastered the techniques and software and hardware used in animation film-making championed your course. and visual effects generation, for instance Green Screen Studio, Sound Studio, Editing Studio and GLOBAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM others. With international assignments in major countries across the globe, the Global Student Exchange Program PRACTICAL AND VALUE ADDED CURRICULUM allows you to collaborate with people of diverse The industry oriented curriculum takes into account the backgrounds — both professionally and culturally. The latest and novel concept in teaching, and is at par with international exchange offers you new challenges, international standards of animation industry. global mindset and opportunities to grow. JOIN US EXCELLENT PLACEMENT TRACK RECORD FOCUSED FACULTY & INSTRUCTORS WITH MORE THAN 10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE Till date, the School has enjoyed an enviable placement for a Here you get the opportunity to attend the lectures from record of more than 98% across its various batches. Our production-experienced faculty members and alumni are associated with well reputed organizations established professionals as part of their academics to as character designers, effects artists, producers, 360 degree exposure. enhance the learning experience. This makes our lighting artists, film editors, content developers, Institute stand out vis-à-vis its counterparts. multimedia
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