Which course should I pursue after 12th to enter film industry as a story writer?

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Navin Kumar Sharma | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

I think there is no formal course to be a story writer. Story writers don't have to meet specific academic requirements to work, but earning at least a Bachelor's degree will help aspiring writers to learn the things easily. If you feel you have that natural talent in you to write stories you can jo

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Ice Balaji | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

Hi Amrit You can look at the following options to study in the field you desire: 1. New York Film Academy. 2. Vancouver Film School. 3. FTII - Pune. www.ftiindia.com 4. Institute of Creative Arts. www.icebalaji.com However, remember that for FTII you have to first finish graduation and also have

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Pratik Jadhav | Beginner-Level 2

9 years ago

There are some private courses available for script writing for about 1 /6 months. I think, it is better to become a film director and direct movie of your own writing. There are more chances to be successful.

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