All areas of the media and entertainment sector are where MAAC
students are placed, both in India and abroad. With the help of
our career-focused programmes, MAAC students are hired by
prestigious production companies and studios, like MPC, Prime
Focus, DNEG, Amazon, Redchillies VFX, Accenture, DQ
Entertainment, Green Gold Animation, Technicolor, NDTV, IBN7, NY
VFXwaala, and Cosmos Maya, among others.
To prepare
students for various professional responsibilities in the
worldwide media and entertainment sector, MAAC offers career
development training and job-oriented graphics, animation, VFX,
and multimedia courses.
There is always a need for
photographers, UI designers, gaming specialists, animators,
filmmakers, website developers, VFX artists, photographers, and
graphic designers to work with animation companies, gaming
studios, publishing houses, TV channels, production houses, and
advertising agencies. MAAC assists these organisations in
finding creative and qualified people that are aware of market
demands and operate as experts in their respective professions.
Employment Driven Education
India has the world's largest employable talent pool. But only
one-fourth is directly employable. The remaining candidates
are not skilled for new or complex service offering.
This
is where MAAC's Employment Driven Education helps you with:
1)
Job-orientated programs
2) Training in latest skills as per
industry trends
3) Job-readiness with
Employability Enhancement Program
Career Development Training
The MAAC Placements Cell conducts personal interviews with eligible students* to understand their strengths & weaknesses and to provide the right career guidance.
Industry experts are invited to give lectures & to conduct workshops to help students create impactful show-reels of their work.
The professionals guide students on how to showcase their skills in Modeling, Texturing, Animation, Rigging & Dynamics, VFX, and more.
Apart from this, all through the year, MAAC conducts a variety of events to provide opportunities for the students to interact with the industry.
