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The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (Tiss Choose a job you love, & you will never have to work a day in your life {Confucius} EXCELLENCE IN CREATIVE & PERFORMING ARTS ~ 6TH FICCI HIGHER EDUCATION EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2019 Degree, Post-graduate & Diploma programmes offered 2500+ under an agreement with Alumni in Film & Media RGNIYD TISS Industry 5 SCHOOL OF SCHOOL OF FILMMAKING CREATIVE ARTS CINEMATOGRAPHY ANIMATION & GAME DESIGN DIRECTION FASHION DESIGN EDITING VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN PRODUCING SCHOOL OF MEDIA & COMMUNICATION PRODUCTION DESIGN SCHOOL OF SCREENWRITING EVENT MANAGEMENT SOUND RECORDING & DESIGN VFX SCHOOL OF VIRTUAL ACADEMY PERFORMING ARTS ACTORS’ STUDIIO SHORT COURSE UNIT MUSIC PRODUCTION & COMPOSITION Subhash Ghai is a globally renowned filmmaker having directed 19 films over a four decade career, with 14 of them being blockbusters. Recipient of many national and international awards; he has also been honoured by the United States Senate. He has been a former Chairman of the Entertainment Committee of the Trade body, CII and a member of FICCI, NASSCOM, TiE Global and its alliances. He has been invited to address various forums and seminars on corporate governance and the growth of the Media & Entertainment industry globally and in India. Currently, he is the Chairman of Media & Entertainment Skills Council (MESC). Kavya Desai - Production Assistant | Shashank Khaitan - Adaptation | Sahil Vaid - Actor 2500+ Ishita Deshmukh - Actor Mayank Sharma - 1st Assistant Editor Triishna Chandra - Creative team - Akash Dhar - Actor Sony Pictures Sidhant Seth - 1st Assistant Editor Tejas Shukul - Assistant Director Amrit Chatterjee Kashyap Actor (Supporting Cast) Ashwini Golegaonkar Marketing Team (Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment) Hiren Rathod Casting Assistant & Actor Kavan Ahalpara Executive Producer Priyal Gala Marketing Team (Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment) Shanu Verma Production Coordinator/Production Supervisor Pankaj Redekar - Assistant Director Ambica Rana - 2nd Assistant Director Nitin Baid - Special Thanks Credit Priyanka Kashikar - Director’s Assistant Manav Bhinder - Director’s Assistant Vinay Jogi - Assistant Production Manager Utsab Bandopadhyay Racchit Malhotra - ADR Mixer Digital Imaging Technician Reshmi Balachandran - Department Production Manager Arati Kadav - Writer, Director & Producer Rashmi Khatri & Abhay Bharat - Costumes Kaushal Shah - Cinematographer Zain Matcheswalla - Co-Producer Shray Gupta - Production Zenish Mehta - Visual Effects Ashutosh Pattnaik - Art Director Anil Charanjeett - Actor Ankit Agarwal - Additional Assistant Editor Arya Mehta - Assistant Editor Nitin Baid - Supervising Editor Nakul Sahdev - Actor Ambica Rana Jain - Assistant Director Nitin Baid - Editor Chavi Sirohi - Line Producer nd Parth Navle - Gimbal Operator Viral Desai - 2 Assistant Director Pranav Ramchandran - Assistant Editor Prateek Sharma - MOVI Assistant Sangeeth Varghese - Associate Editor Sidhanth Seth - Assistant Editor Saanen Kane Sutterwala Production Co-ordinator Shashank Khaitan - Writer & Director Sohel Sanwari - Sound Department Varun Macchar - 2nd Assistant Director, Pre-production Vinay Jogi - Production Assistant Shashank Khaitan - Writer & Director Sahil Vaid - Actor Mansheel Gujral - Singer Sohel Sanwari - Sound Designer Ambica Rana - 2nd Assistant Director Anil Charanjeett Actor Abhishruti Bezbaruah Sound Editor Rachit Malhotra Additional Dialogue Priyanka Gill - Second Second AD Recordist Maharrsh Shah Creative Team Credits Kunal Lolsure - Sound Designer | Anuraj Malhotra - Executive Producer Santosh Ramchandani - Producer Vishwesh Taskar - VFX Artist Abdulkadir Indorewala Achintya Singh Schbang Matter Advisors Abhas Jain Anahat Datar The Digital Street Khelmore Sports Pvt Ltd Anandita Chandra Economic & Political Weekly Bhrigu Bhaskar Kalpesh Chaudhary Creativeland Advertising Pvt. Ltd Colab India Prime Focus Komal Mishra Digital Driftwood White Hat Jr WAT Consult Lake Shore Muskan Mehta Republic (ARG Outlier Media) Nikhil Aditya Lubhna Seal Neeti Bambardekar Optimal Media Solutions, a Weber Shandwick Makani Creatives division of Times Internet Limited Tulika Singh REP India UNLU FCB India GAANA Flickstree Savi Gondane Siddharth Dixit RepIndia CoLab India Weber Shandwick Srishti Bhargava Hi-Tech Animation Meraki Films MSL Yojit Tripathi Arzoo Singh The Glitch Prime Focus Adfactors Chinar Chandrakant Mote Adfactors Filtercopy Hansa Events Paras Trading Corporation Origins Advertising Jayrajsinh Kiritsinh Chavda Prachi Sharma Isha Bansal Chinar Chandrakant Mote Creativeland Advertising Pvt. Ltd Publicis Yuvaa Adfactors Shreya Agarwal Creativeland Advertising Pvt. Ltd SCHOOL OF FASHION Virashree Yerunkar Nikita Gupta Niyati Pathak Komal Savaliya Sheetal Sharma Visual Merchandising Executive, Kiaasa Stylist & Designer, Milan Excel Entertainment (Costume Designer) Amrita Banerjee Rodrigues Tanya Sinha Priyanka Srinivas Yashmita Bane Freelance Fashion Stylist & Associate Fashion Designer, Head Designer, Ian Fitness Assistant Costume Designer, Creative Consultant The Souled Store Ventures PVT Theia Tekchandaney Swetha Balasubramanian Kudrat Anand Anvita Nair Heeral Solanki Assistant Designer, Ashwin Celebrity Styling Assistant, Manager of Design, Untung Many Frocks Thiyagarajan (Fashion & Eshaa Amiin (Stylist) & Studio Y (Clothing Brand) Celebrity Designer) Sakshi Chopra Sanobar Samir Assistant, Stylist Allia Al Rufai; Durva Gandhi Maitri Shah Costume Intern, Sheetal Sharma Fashion Assistant, Verve Corner, Allia Al Rufai Designer, Anand Gupta Bridal (Costume Designer) Harper’s Bazaar & Elle Fashion Story Mansi Joshi Assistant Designer, Deepthi Balagiri Designs ENTREPRENEURS (SCHOOL OF FASHION) Mehak Murpana Pranali Oswal Rashmi Singh Richa Shah Mehak Murpana Label Elvira Love Desi Love Pop Selcouth Simran Oberoi Tamanna Kothari Simioberoi Fashion Designer SCHOOL OF DESIGN Prakash Tuli Siddharth Jain Bhavish Shah Frenz Intelligence Pvt Ltd Impact Guru MobilizAR Technologies (Playshifu) SCHOOL OF ANIMATION & GAME DESIGN Anshuman Sohal Akashdeep Mathur Bajro Dutta Simran Tapadia Game Designer Trainee, Assistant VFX Artist, Comic Artist, Lakme, Hindustan Unilever Reliance Games Prime Focus Technologies Indusverse Ahona Banerjee Surya Nair Yash Rajwani Meera Latkar Game Artist, Graphic Designer, Assistant Creative Director, Producer, WarnerMedia ZVKY Game Studio Hashtag Global The Tsunami Studio Ltd Malay Jain Mohammad Khalikh P Motion Graphics and Previz Artist, Excel Entertainment Video Editor, Indian Express Meghna Ghai Puri has been involved in setting WWI up since its inception in 2001. A Business Management graduate from Kings College London, University of London, she also spearheaded Marketing & International Distribution activities for India’s leading production & enter tainment company, Mukta Arts Ltd. At WWI, she has spearheaded the launch of several schools in the field of Film, Communication & Creative Arts. These schools offer degree, post-graduate & diploma programmes in Film, Animation & Game Design, Acting, Media & Communication, Fashion Design, Visual Communication Design, Music & Event Management. In 2013, she was awarded with the prestigious Honorary Fellowship by UK’s Bradford College for her contribution to Media Education. She was also awarded with the ET Best Education Brands of India 2019 for her contribution to the field of education in cinema. She was felicitated with the Times Leading Icon 2021, presented by the Times Group, appreciating and acknowledging her role as a contributor towards ‘Excellence in Media & Creative Arts Education’. Whistling Woods International (WWI) is a highly aggressive an exclusive global association of film schools laying heavy institution. We have to be that. We are attempting a pioneering, premium on high standards of education. Of the 3000+ film path-breaking effort in education. One that cannot rest. We are schools around the world, only 170 have been accepted as bringing together art, commerce and technology to make them members of CILECT. This has readied our plans for student and co-exist in what can easily be called the hardest three-way faculty exchange programmes with the best film schools in the marriage ever. And, like all pioneering efforts, we do not have the world. mistakes of others to learn from, which makes each of our decisions much harder. On invitation from the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India (the highest body of education in India) we have The combination of our vision, facilities, infrastructure and faculty been structuring curriculum and academic guidelines for is a potent mix. We provide resources that are above industry introduction of Media Studies at the high school level. standards to every aspirant to discover their artistic, technical Spreading its wings, WWI is now associated with a number of and commercial talents in today's media industry. The unique international schools like Deakin University, Australia; Griffith elements in the curriculum and the teaching methodology have University, Australia; Syracuse University, USA; DePaul seen WWI's student body growing 15-fold over the past 15 University, USA; University of Calgary, Canada and University of years. Columbia, USA. In a special feature on the ‘Best Film Schools in the World’, WWI In 2021, Whistling Woods International has collaborated with was rated amongst the top 10 international film schools in the Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD) to world by the global film magazine - The Hollywood Reporter. offer under-graduate and post-graduate degree and
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