Film and Television Institute of Hyderabad

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Film and Television Institute of Hyderabad (FTIH) is a Media Training Institute in Hyderabad, India. It was in the form of impart multimedia education from 2007–2010 but later by the decision of board members it was changed to Film and television institute of Hyderabad.

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FTIH offers two types of course: professional and technical. Professional courses include film technology and direction, cinematography and photography, dubbing and sound engineering and acting. Technical courses are in multimedia, including graphic design, web design, editing, composition and VFX.

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