I did btech in IT, then job for 1 year. But i am not satisfied and want to make career in animation. What should i do?

Animation offers excellent jobs provided you are rightly educated and develop right skills. Industry wise it is already a 1.5 Billion Dollar industry in India according to NASSCOM reports and also it more than 80 Billion Dollar industry globally. Thus it is a very big industry. Industry includes entertainment movie/TV serials productions, internet animation content development, AD (TV/Internet/Other) development, Product /Architecture design, Simulation, Game design etc. In india there are already many top 10 global firms. Eg : Technicolour, Dreamworks, Digital Juice in Bangalore, Rythm and Hues in Hyderbad, Pixar etc. There are now many indian companies like BIG Animation Studio in Mumbai from our own Reliance, Manipal Studio in Bangalore etc. Lots of holly wood and bolly wood productions are happening in India, like eg : recent Dilli Chalo. Thus you can make a very bright future in this area. But challege is getting in to the best college so that you can get the right training. Many institutes offer Animation courses. But my suggestion to you is that go for any University courses/UGC recognised courses. ANITECH offers UGC recogzd diplomas/degree -<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="www.anitech.in" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>www.anitech.in</a> or facebook.com/anitechbangalore

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Hi Anshul, As your area of interest is in Animation, I would suggest you to take up a course that helps you to widen your horizons in this discipline. Animation is entirely creativity oriented and holds a lot of value for those who are inclined to innovative thinking, new and better ways to bring to the industry and the masses. To know more about Animation as the field, please refer to the link below: tinyurl.com/3c27ybj Also there are several institutes offering this course and to know about the same, please refer to the following link: tinyurl.com/yl9ybfu Please do revert for any further query. if your query has been resolved, please close the query by rating it as the 'Best Answer'. All the Best!

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I would suggest you to join dance classes itself. Going to animation to virtually fulfill your desire is no good in the end. You will still yearn to join dancing as a career. Start with making sacrifices at your end. Use your evenings, holidays, and weekends. Don't leave your job just yet. Use it to fund your dance classes and find ways to perform on stage. Resisting family now is better than cursing them all your lives later - and I am saying this from personal experience.

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Hi Anshul, in today's changing world there is scope in every field. And as far as animation is concerned, I would say that it is a fast emerging and high paying career option. To become an animator, you need intensive training. The basic requirement is that you must have excellent creative and artistic abilities such as flair for drawing, sketching or caricaturing and strong imagination and visualization skills. He/she should be technically skilled and competent and able to work alone on a project for long hours with risk-taking ability and patience. To help you further, I am sending you some link of institutes in and around Delhi, please place the links in your address bar. tinyurl.com/3z2auyn tinyurl.com/3ed2s5m I am even sending you link of articles, please refer to it. tinyurl.com/27hhozv tinyurl.com/3nrw7w5 tinyurl.com/ycabonb Hope this helps you in the best way. Feel free to raise more queries otherwise you may close the question by liking or marking it as the best answer. All the best!

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