COLUMBIA TO GET THEIR POTENTIAL FILMMAKERS TRAINED IN INDIA

Recognizing the potential of the largest film producing country in the world India’s potential to impart effective film education and training, the fourth largest South American country Columbia with a very high rate of literary is exploring the possibility of getting their nationals trained in this country. And in keeping with the cherished dream of Prime Minister Dr. Man Mohan Singh to make India a superpower by exploiting its human resource, Director of the world renowned Asian Academy of Film & Television Sandeep Marwah has decided to liberise the policy to support the budding artists and to offer full scholarship to promising youngsters from countries with inadequate facility for training in filmmaking. As the first step towards collaborating with Asian Academy of Film & Television senior diplomat Lina Marcela Ibanez accompanied with Paula Gutierrez and Sinthiya Rubio from the Embassy of Columbia in India, recently visited the Academy to explore and discuss the possibility of sponsoring their Spanish speaking nationals for training. The delegation was greatly impressed by the environment obtainable in the vibrant Noida Film City and remarked that their countrymen would be privileged to learn the grammar of filmmaking and television production and to hone their skills in a truly professional environment obtainable at Asian Academy of Film & Television.