How can I pursue acting and my further studies both at the same time? I am appearing for 12th exam.

592 Views|6 Followers|Posted 2016-03-22 10:24:28
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Kamaraju pulugurtha
9 years ago
If you are stationed at the right place, then you won't face any problem. Hyderabad, Chennai and Mumbai are the hub of activity. The chances are more there for TV and cinema. But, you should mind your studies also.

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ICE Balaji
9 years ago
Hi Geetika, I would recommend you to try acting first, and then look at graduation, if it doesn't work out. You can look at the following options: 1. New York Film Academy 2. Vancouver Film School. 3. FTII Pune. 4. Institute of Creative Arts. 5. Whistling Woods.

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S
9 years ago
If you are good at acting, then concentrate on the same.

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Abhishek malani
9 years ago
You can join any acting school. They are less in number but they are very expensive.

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A
2016-03-24 22:52:00
Dear Geetika, It is advised to concentrate on your 12th exams first and once you clear the same, think about pursuing higher education. It is good to think about your career but don't miss out on the priorities.

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