The Film Making industry is expected to reach INR 192 billion and VFX industry to reach up to Rs.87.1 billion in 2020. With the film industry putting out a healthy dose of VFX heavy blockbusters like Wonder Woman, Blade Runner 2019, and Thor: Ragnarok, we must say that the visual effects companies have never been so busy. It also saw a push towards newer ways of using VFX in movies that would affect the industry for many years to come.

VFX has become an integral element of the media and entertainment industry. It strikes a balance between art and technology. With the VFX Film Making Program, students can learn the art of VFX design along with VFX techniques on the latest software in the industry. The curriculum is designed to help students master all the skills needed to be successful in the VFX Film Making world. It equips students with the knowledge required to create complex visual effects, enabling them to become successful professionals in the industry.

Visual Aftereffects or VFX refers to the process of creating digital imagery for manipulating or upgrading real-world footage that one has taken on a video camera. So, a VFX course will teach you how best to integrate video cam footage with generated images for creating scenes and environments that look real. Such scenes are costly, impractical, hard to pull off, and extremely time-consuming if one were to do it on film.