The broadcast media has boundless potential. It covers a wide spectrum of various communication methods, and primarily includes television and radio.
Make a grand entry into the broadcast industry through this tailor-made course. With the demand of broadcast media being continuously on the rise, with MAAC's Broadcast Plus course, you can get ready for a stellar career in the medium.
MAAC offers career courses and short term courses in Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, Filmmaking, Multimedia, Web Design, Graphic Design and More.
MAAC's commitment to career-oriented training is profound. As a student, you benefit from the expertise of a dedicated Research & Development team consisting of industry professionals. This team is responsible for planning and developing a detailed and up-to-date curriculum for each course. Our curriculum emphasises learning, creativity, innovation and collaboration.
MAAC conducts Career Development Trainings (CDT), guidance lectures, workshops, competitions and events throughout the year.
Career development is an ongoing process at MAAC. The Academy ensures that all students are prepared to face the competitive industry.
The Academy conducts faculty training programs to ensure high standards of teaching. All MAAC teachers are trained by Animation industry professionals who help sharpen their creative & technical skills.
MAAC lays strong emphasis on using the best infrastructure to train students. The Academy uses high-end computers, tablets & other equipment in the classroom. The infrastructure is similar to that used in the global Animation and VFX industry.
Demand for jobs in animation industry has seen a steady spike in last few years. MAAC provides job placement assistance to students on successful completion of their course, so that they can crack interviews and get placed in top studios and media houses. Every year, thousands of MAAC students get jobs in leading studios, production houses and various digital agencies. Click here to see the list of top companies that have recruited from MAAC.
