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I'm always fascinated when someone at the club rants about "how they just invented T'au to cash on them anime weebs", completly oblivious to the time and culture of their creation. So T'au came out first in 2001, and were obviously conceptualized some years prior, which puts them into the late 90s in their original design. This is slowly hitting "the majority of the populance has no relevant internet access whatsoever" levels of "barbaric analog ages".

So imagine where GW sits in the late 90s - its a small studio somewhere in England barely coming to touch with the first elements of the internet, with the most dominant medium being television which... is not really about "exotic" shows from the other end of the world? Those get ported over when they have proven to be a hit in their own country mostly.

And without the internet as we know it today, the anime community just... did not exist. You have to understand that the whole concept of online anime culture centred around piracy, fansubs, fanart, and the creation of the term "weeabo" was a mid-to-late 00s thing, and it took almost another decade before "weeb" was somewhat reclaimed and no longer an online-slur.

There was a whole generation that grew up with (often horribly localized) japanese shows on TV (Pokemon, Dragon Ball, Sailor Moon) which came over with some delay to their release in Japan. By the time this generation came to congregate into online spaces and form any sort of fan-identity and culture, the T'au and their battlesuits had already been a design over a decade old.

"But wait isn't Gundam from the 70s"? Yes, that is totally correct. However, this is the one glaring mistake people make: you cannot compare modern day media content circulation around the globe to the analog ages. Those of us who remember these barbaric analog times know how it was: you just did not know stuff existed. If it was not in the newspaper or on the telly, it might as well not exist unless you knew a guy who knew a guy who knew a guy.

Sure, the Internet was slowly becoming a thing that found widespread use, but it would still take a while - not to mention the technical limitations. No streaming episodes. You start the download (if you can find someone who hosted the file of a series you had to know even existed first) somewhere around lunch, to hopefully get something to watch in the afternoon. Oh and also that blocked the household's phone-line and if the download cancelled for whatever reason then it was back to square one. Under such conditions, the online community we know today could simply not exist, as the alternative was importing stuff from the other end of the world for quite the money, or hoping a really shoddy localized VCR-tape ended up at your Blockbuster-equivalent.

Of course there was anime before that time, even those regarded absolute classics in the west, but those mostly achieved that rank over here in retrospective. When in the late 00s people wanted to watch stuff and had the ability to do so they shared what was considered "the classics" first (shared to the best of their ability with one episode cut into 5 parts on youtube with sometimes very questionable subtitles).

So even if we assume there was someone at GW in the 90s who was a total "proto-weeb" and Gudam-fan, there was literally no reason to "make knock-off Gundams" because the miniscule western wargaming audience SIMPLY DID NOT KNOW THE STUFF.

You can't make a marketing ploy to reference something your average consumers have never heard off. If anything, the creation of the T'au as a robotic-centred faction was inevitable: they needed a design that could hold their own in the setting, but Necrons hogged the full-robot niche, Imperials were weird cyborgs, Orks the "madman-scrap-tech", and Nids the "biotech". The only thing left here was "not full robot but also very clean and efficient" - and just like that, the Battlesuits and Drones were born.

It was only in later years when the Internet had come into full swing where they decided to go full-suit with releases such as the Riptide, but if we talk about the OG design of T'au and the first decade? Nothing to do with anime or "fishing for weebs". The fish would not be coming to that spot for almost a decade, and it would take a bit more before their numbers were plentyful enough to make it worth casting a line out.

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Decemberween '23 — The Poorhammer Podcast

I don’t play Warhammer. I don’t have the little miniature boys, I don’t have the equipment for painting them, I don’t have the space to paint them, one of them cool little lamps for making them look good while you paint them. I can’t really identify the mechanical differences between Warhammer 40k and Age of Sigmar and what the point of the play experiences are and how they differ one from another. If I’m sitting down at a table with at least one friend and some miniatures and hours of investment, I’m going to play 4th edition D&D —

— the best edition of D&D —

and not the heavy metal gameplay experience that is Warhammer Of Some Variety. None of this is to say, however, that the game lacks appeal, and like a gawker on a roadside attraction, I still pay attention to the space. Mostly, however, through the podcast Poorhammer, which is about getting into the game while spending as little money as possible.

The Poorhammer podcast have a couple of threads of content, as many variety podcasts do. The conception of budget as it applies to Warhammer is an interesting one because the budget is not equally divided in the game mechanical system; there are expensive units that aren’t good, and there are good units that aren’t expensive, but also, there are definitely the inverse, and there are ways that your army can be constructed that reach a game state (minimum points required) that don’t necessarily represent a chance to play the game in a fun and balanced way.

They talk about it.

And it’s weird.

The $500 40K Army Challenge - How many factions can still be called AFFORDABLE?

Watch this video on YouTube

It’s one of the things that Warhammer has as a game that makes for a weird comparison to Magic: The Gathering. Like, you can take the cheapest cards for Magic: The Gathering, put them together, they’re pre-built, and play them against one another. They’re perfectly good, operating play devices and sure, players don’t have to play with them, but they work.

Warhammer is a strange thing where you can build an entire army and construct it and then the rules can change and your army is not only not valid, but it might not even be able to interact with another person and that’s after you invested labour in it. It’s not just ‘this hobby is expensive’ but rather ‘you can make errors in operation that involves extremely expensive pieces of hardware that wind up not being appropriate for you to use at all, and they don’t have much resale value.’

That’s what I find interesting about this podcast: In this episode, they talk about the idea of making a functional army for $500, from a newcomer’s perspective. And that’s $500! That’s a pretty expensive hobby for a kid! Or well, for an adult, but I don’t know what I spend on hobbies.

Finding Warhammer 40K's most expensive (and CHEAPEST) faction.

Watch this video on YouTube

(Really, I don’t.)

This vein is however something that generates data and the Poorhammer crew are willing to crunch it. I like this episode, with its heavy focus on breaking down every army into its numeric value and scale. It’s really interesting to me to see the way that an army can be treated as its component parts in a truly mathematical breakdown. This gives you a cool insight into the armies as they relate to one another, which can make it interesting to consider the kinds of things you want to build an army around.

(I have a bunch of nids in a box, forever unpainted, and they’re probably not ever going to be good, based on how I engage with them.)

Of course that doesn’t tell the whole story of what an army is, because they’re also a task to do – you know, you have to build the army, you have to plan around it, then you have to paint it.

(Well you don’t have to paint it, but you got into the hobby to paint things, right?)

The PAINting Tier List - Ranking Every 40K Faction by Painting Difficulty

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That’s where this kind of episode comes up. The hosts have hands-on experience painting a variety of armies. What’s more, they build armies based on the things they want those armies to do, which means that it’s not a hypothetical kind of conversation about the challenges of painting an army.

I couldn’t actually, like, execute on this information, but I think it’s really interesting to hear people talk about the material skills of painting. Plus, there’s ideas of different tools, which they expand on – this podcast has episodes about using photoshop to test out particular aesthetics, building paint techniques, and even how to avoid being ripped off by Games Workshop’s paint prices.

Particularly what I liked about this is the discussion of how the aesthetic of an army created a play experience. The meditative experience of painting your little dolls – which is part of the play – is a creative experience (paratextual to the game itself) – is a play experience they’re examining in terms of how it rewards adventure, how it lets you play.

The Infinite and The Divine - Book Club & Review

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Then there’s the other thing this podcast does, which is long form conversations about the lore of Warhammer 40k. In this case, I recommend this episode about The Infinite and the Divine, which is an example of a Warhammer book that is

Apparently

Good?

Like there’s an actual story about characters in the universe and they make choices and they have motivations and also they’re all skeletal death robots. In this case, the hosts made a reading club ahead of time, put a bunch of notices out so when they were going to start reading the book, and when the episode was going. That meant there was a sort of communal experience of people taking notes and sharing discord notes with the hosts, and then the hosts incorporate that into the episode.

This is how I engage with Warhammer 40,000. I check in, time to time on a podcast and see if it’s doing anything interesting. It’s a cool show, it’s well edited if you watch the Youtube videos, and it’s a fun time if you’re interested in a game with a huge demand without actually having to engage with the demands of that game. You don’t need to track the game, you don’t need to understand the game’s mechanics, but you can still understand how they talk about the ideas and ideology of the game’s world.

Check it out on PRESS.exe to see it with images and links!

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FAQ: Warhammer

I have quite a few asks regarding the good ol' plastic crack hobby so I aim to answer a few of those with this post! And for those unaware of Warhammer in general, maybe this can help you get interested in it!

As much as I've grown to love Fantasy/Age of Sigmar, 40k hands down. I've always been more of a scifi guy, but I can't deny fantasy has some damn cool characters/models.

Favorite Faction:

The Farsight Enclaves

Farsight Enclaves are why I fell in love with 40k to begin with, but the battlesuits they have also play a major role in why I like them.

While every faction's perspective is basically fighting through a heavy metal album, the Enclaves perspective is basically going through Attack on Titan in space. Them being the only real good guys makes it super fun and engaging to read about them. Which leads me into my favorite unit:

Commander Farsight

He's basically a Gundam character in the complete wrong setting. He's Char without the horrible attributes that make him evil.

Farsight is also my favorite character in Warhammer, and HE is why I love 40k so much. Piloting a mech suit with a sword fighting impossible odds is the coolest fucking thing in the world. That and his novels made me love him too.

I also managed to get his new model and it is absolutely GORGEOUS

Below the cut are honorable mentions to other factions I like from 40k and Fantasy.

Space Marines - Primaris Intercessor

Space Marines are my main faction in 40k funnily enough. But as for favorite, the humble Intercessor. Specifically the Assault variant but I do enjoy the basic rank and file trooper.

Something about the design (mostly the helmet) I adore and its simplicity, this massive hulk of armor imposing such a menacing aura.

Until I get Primaris Jump Pack marines, these guys will probably stay as my favorite.

Tyranids - Hive Tyrant

2nd favorite faction behind Enclaves. Space bugs from beyond the Milky Way are cool as hell and being able to field never ending swarms of Kaijus is the dopest thing.

No matter the list for 'Nids, if I can, I'm taking a Hive Tyrant. The big bad boss battle of the Hive Fleet leading the lesser bio-forms to consume. Whether its him or the Swarmlord, his model is the most intimidating on the board, even next to the big boys like Trygons or Carnifexes.

That and every single game I've fielded him, he has absolutely carried so I'm a bit biased. Bonus points for being so customizable too.

Massive MASSIVE shotout to the Parasite of Mortrex for being a cool tyranid too.

T'au Empire - XV8 Crisis Battlesuit

It's a 40K Mobile Suit. Thats why I love it.

As for gameplay, Its high customization, reliability, durability, adaptibility, and speed is why I love it. Crisis Suits have always jumped into the fray with my Commanders and always turned the game around.

Love 'em.

Slaves to Darkness - Chaos Chosen

Evil bad guys rocking in armor blessed by their dark gods, wielding weapons called "Soul-Splitters". Don't think I need to explain why I think they're cool.

They've completely mopped armies aside for me ingame, I could not ask for a better """"rank and file"'"" trooper in my army.

Hosts of the Everchosen subfaction makes these guys Battleline by the way. Fucking horrifying.

Blades of Khorne - Mighty Skullcrushers

Heavily armored warriors of the blood god trampling everyone underneath them in pissed off daemonic rhinos clad in 50 tonka trucks worth of armor. Again, don't need to explain why I think they're cool.

Thanks to the new battletome, they are an absolute bitch to get rid of and they actually hit like a freight train as they always should have. I have an army of only them, and of course my general is just a suped up version of them.

Best khorne unit aesthetically, and I will fight you on that. And fight you in general because Khorne.

Skaven - Stormfiend

Giant rat ogre super soldiers equipped with flamethrowers, gas bombs, miniguns, and more. All piloted by a big brain rat on their back connected to the ogre. Epitome of mad rat engineering and showcase what I love about Skaven the most, specifically Clan Skryre.

Skaven is actually my favorite faction in Fantasy/AOS.

Tabletop wise, they're okay but they always die first since everyone and their mothers charge and try to kill it turn 1...Which I mean, fair. The times theyre left alone and get to do whatever is usually their last time before my opponent guns it for them instantly after 1 round of their combat.

Just wish their points went down so I can field more without them taking up half my army.

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There's probably a bit more but thats all I can think of right now.

What are YOUR favorite units/factions?

And if you know nothing about Warhammer, which of these sound the most interesting to you?

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Exploring Filmmaking Opportunities at NID Ahmedabad: A Gateway to Creative Excellence

India’s film and television industry has witnessed exponential growth, earning global acclaim for its quantity, quality, technology, and viewership. While the industry has reached significant milestones, a substantial portion of the Indian population remains untapped by this thriving media revolution. This opens the door for further development and job creation, making filmmaking a promising field for passionate and skilled professionals.

National Institute of Design (NID) Ahmedabad stands out as a beacon for aspiring filmmakers, offering a unique blend of creative education, practical training, and innovative approaches to storytelling. The NID Ahmedabad filmmaking program provides students with the tools and exposure necessary to succeed in a competitive and dynamic media landscape.

The Growing Need for Qualified Professionals

Traditionally dominated by hobbyists, the film and television industry now demands professionally trained individuals capable of contributing to every aspect of production, from direction to editing. Recognizing this need, institutes like NID Ahmedabad have designed their filmmaking programs to combine academic rigor with hands-on experience, creating a well-rounded learning environment for students.

A Pioneering Approach to Film Education

NID Ahmedabad filmmaking courses are tailored to foster creativity, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of the technical aspects of filmmaking. The program integrates theory with practice, ensuring students gain proficiency in areas such as cinematography, sound design, screenwriting, and post-production. The curriculum also emphasizes the cultural and societal impact of films, encouraging students to create content that resonates with audiences globally.

State-of-the-Art Infrastructure

The sprawling campus of NID Ahmedabad provides a world-class learning environment, complete with advanced studios, editing suites, and screening facilities. The institute's commitment to fostering creativity is evident in its infrastructure, which supports a wide range of filmmaking activities. NID has also been a preferred location for shooting projects, offering students exposure to real-world filmmaking scenarios.

A Platform for Global Exposure

NID Ahmedabad has established itself as a hub for cultural and academic exchange. With a reputation that attracts globally renowned filmmakers, artists, and industry experts, students have unparalleled opportunities to learn from the best in the business. The filmmaking program also encourages participation in national and international film festivals, ensuring that students gain recognition for their work on a global stage.

Bridging the Gap

The NID Ahmedabad filmmaking program is designed not only to train students in technical skills but also to inspire them to become storytellers who can connect with diverse audiences. By addressing societal themes and local narratives, students are encouraged to create impactful content that reflects India’s rich cultural heritage while appealing to global viewers.

A Promising Career Path

Graduates of NID Ahmedabad filmmaking courses are equipped to explore diverse career opportunities in the media and entertainment industry. Whether as directors, editors, screenwriters, or production designers, students emerge as industry-ready professionals poised to make their mark.

In conclusion, NID Ahmedabad filmmaking stands as a transformative educational experience for those passionate about cinema and storytelling. With its visionary approach, state-of-the-art facilities, and global outlook, NID Ahmedabad is paving the way for the next generation of filmmakers to thrive in a world that increasingly values creative expression.

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Which bachelor’s courses are the best for doing Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)? What are the best colleges?

Students looking to become industrial designers will want to study in a Bachelor’s program that specializes in design and creativity. B.Des (Bachelor of Design), B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fine Arts), and B.Sc. in Design among some courses offer a solid base. The most logical direct road would be a B. DES in Industrial Design, for it leads to product design, prototyping and design theory.

These courses are offered by a couple of top colleges in India like the National Institute for Design (NID), Industrial Design Centre, IIT Bombay and the Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology. Apart from this, Rishihood University also offers a B.Des program with a unique impact-focused education. Rishihood’s curriculum consists of design theory and real-world projects to enable students to gain skills that are highly valued by the design industry.

Since Industrial Design is so application-oriented, selecting a college with a practical, experience-based curriculum is a must. Rishihood University is offering a balance of creative freedom along with structured learning. If you find institutions that not only focus on more about practical skills but also make it possible for you to get industry exposure and allow innovation, then go for one.

You can contact us by

Phone: +91 7669916629

Email: at namaste@rishihood.edu.in

Website: https://rishihood.edu.in/contact/

Visit us: at NH-44 (GT Road), Near Bahalgarh Chowk, Delhi NCR, Sonipat, Haryana – 131021

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Top 10 Diagnostic Centers in Dehradun: Your Guide to Quality Healthcare

Finding a reliable diagnostic center is crucial for accurate medical testing and timely diagnosis. Dehradun, a city known for its medical services, is home to several top-tier diagnostic centers that offer comprehensive healthcare solutions. Whether you need an ultrasound, CT scan, or routine blood test, the following diagnostic centers in Dehradun provide exceptional services. We’ve ranked the best centers based on service quality, technology, and patient feedback, with Semwal Diagnostics proudly leading the list.

1. Semwal Diagnostics

Location: 25, New Rd, Race Course, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001 Contact: 095570 01102 Website: www.semwaldiagnostics.com

Semwal Diagnostics stands out as the leading diagnostic center in Dehradun, known for its state-of-the-art technology and patient-centric care. Offering a wide range of services including ultrasounds, X-rays, and blood tests, Semwal Diagnostics ensures accurate results and quick turnaround times. The center is staffed by highly qualified radiologists and technicians, ensuring that every patient receives the best possible care. With a focus on patient comfort and precision, Semwal Diagnostics is the top choice for residents of Dehradun seeking reliable diagnostic services.

2. Mamta Diagnostic Centre 

Location: 62, New Rd, Guru Kirpa Complex, Opposite MKP College Contact: +91 826669 95871 Highlight: Known for its excellent doctors, detailed reporting, and supportive staff.

Mamta Diagnostic Centre is well-regarded for its comprehensive diagnostic services, including CT scans, HRCT, and a variety of other imaging tests. The center is staffed by experienced doctors who provide detailed reports that aid in accurate diagnosis. Patients frequently praise the supportive staff, making it a preferred choice for those seeking thorough and professional diagnostic services.

3. Arvind Imaging Centre - Ultrasound

Location: 9, Inder Rd, Dehradun Contact: +91 96515 18991 Highlight: Praised for timely and precise report delivery, making it a reliable option for imaging services.

Arvind Imaging Centre specializes in ultrasound services, offering precise and timely reports. The center is known for its professional approach, ensuring that patients receive accurate diagnostics in a comfortable environment. With a strong reputation for reliability, Arvind Imaging Centre is a top choice for those in need of ultrasound services in Dehradun.

4. Sikund Diagnostic Centre

Location: 19, New Survey Rd, Near Doon Hospital Contact: +91 800682 6868 Highlight: Known for its accurate and timely test reports, Sikund Diagnostic Centre is a popular choice for residents.

Sikund Diagnostic Centre is a trusted name in Dehradun, offering a wide range of diagnostic services. The center is known for its accuracy and timeliness in delivering test reports, which are critical for effective medical treatment. Whether you need routine blood tests or specialized imaging, Sikund Diagnostic Centre ensures high-quality results and excellent patient care.

5. Ashok X-rays & Ultrasound

Location: 7, New Rd, Race Course, Dehradun, Uttarakhand 248001 Highlight: Well-regarded for its specialized X-ray and ultrasound services, Ashok X-rays & Ultrasound is a reliable center known for precise diagnostics and experienced radiologists.

Ashok X-rays & Ultrasound is a well-known diagnostic center in Dehradun, particularly for its expertise in X-ray and ultrasound services. The center is equipped with modern technology and staffed by experienced radiologists, ensuring accurate diagnostics. Patients appreciate the professional and compassionate care provided, making Ashok X-rays & Ultrasound a go-to center for imaging services.

6. Nidaan Diagnostic Center

Location: Shop No. 6, JP Plaza, 4, New Rd, Near Government Hospital Contact: +91 63960 10106 Highlight: Offers competitive pricing for diagnostic services, making it an affordable option without compromising on quality.

Nidaan Diagnostic Center is a preferred choice for those seeking affordable yet high-quality diagnostic services. The center offers a variety of tests, including blood work, imaging, and more, all at competitive prices. Despite its affordability, Nidaan Diagnostic Center does not compromise on the quality of its services, making it a reliable option for patients across Dehradun.

7. Advanced Imaging & Interventions

Location: 6, Cross Rd, Near Buddha Chowk Contact: +91 94105 07493 Highlight: Provides a range of medical imaging services, though known more for its interventions rather than basic diagnostics.

Advanced Imaging & Interventions is a specialized center focusing on both basic diagnostics and advanced medical interventions. The center is equipped with cutting-edge technology and offers a range of imaging services, including MRI, CT scans, and more. While it is particularly known for its interventional services, it also provides reliable diagnostics, making it a versatile choice for patients.

8. Dr Parashar's Pathology and Imaging

Location: Old 5, New 10, Inder Rd Contact: +91 99976 74747 Highlight: Offers 24-hour service with reliable reporting and prompt results, ideal for urgent diagnostic needs.

Dr Parashar's Pathology and Imaging is a round-the-clock diagnostic center that offers a wide range of services, including pathology and imaging. Known for its prompt and reliable reporting, the center is ideal for patients who need urgent diagnostics. With its 24-hour availability, Dr Parashar's Pathology and Imaging provides convenience without compromising on the quality of care.

9. Vrinda Diagnostics, Dehradun

Location: GF and FF, HM Tower, No. 48 & 57, New Rd, Opposite St. Joseph's Academy Contact: +91 85276 98378 Highlight: Known for efficient technicians and quality service, Vrinda Diagnostics is a trusted name in the city.

Vrinda Diagnostics offers a comprehensive range of diagnostic services, with a focus on efficiency and quality. The center is staffed by skilled technicians who ensure that tests are conducted accurately and swiftly. Vrinda Diagnostics is a trusted name in Dehradun, particularly for patients seeking reliable and efficient diagnostic services.

10. Suri Diagnostic & Imaging Center

Location: 16, New Rd, Near MKP College Contact: +91 94125 67890 Highlight: Offers a range of imaging services, though some patients report longer waiting times compared to other centers.

Suri Diagnostic & Imaging Center provides a variety of imaging services, including X-rays, ultrasounds, and more. The center is well-regarded for its diagnostic capabilities, although some patients have noted longer waiting times. Nevertheless, Suri Diagnostic & Imaging Center remains a reliable option for those seeking comprehensive imaging services in Dehradun.

When it comes to diagnostic services, choosing the right center can make all the difference. Whether you're seeking routine tests or more specialized imaging, the centers listed above offer some of the best services in Dehradun. Among them, Semwal Diagnostics takes the top spot, delivering excellence in diagnostics with a commitment to patient care and accurate results. Trust Semwal Diagnostics for all your healthcare needs and experience the difference in quality and service.

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Which are the top film making schools in India?

India is home to several prestigious film making schools that provide top-notch education and training for aspiring filmmakers. Among these, IFM Film Institute stands out as the best. Here’s a list of some of the top film making schools in India, with a detailed explanation of why IFM Film Institute is the premier choice:

1. IFM Film Institute, Bangalore

Why IFM Film Institute is the Best:

Comprehensive Curriculum: IFM Film Institute offers a holistic curriculum that covers all aspects of film making, including directing, screenwriting, cinematography, editing, and sound design. The courses are designed to provide a deep understanding of both the creative and technical sides of film making.

Experienced Faculty: The faculty at IFM comprises seasoned industry professionals who bring their extensive experience and knowledge to the classroom. Their mentorship provides students with valuable insights into the film industry and helps them develop their unique style.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: IFM is equipped with professional-grade studios, editing suites, and production equipment. These state-of-the-art facilities allow students to gain hands-on experience using the latest technology, ensuring they are industry-ready upon graduation.

Strong Industry Connections: The institute has robust ties with various production houses, studios, and casting agencies in Bangalore. These connections provide students with opportunities for internships, projects, and real-world experience, making the transition from education to professional life smoother.

Practical Training: IFM places a strong emphasis on practical training. Students participate in numerous workshops, short films, and collaborative projects, giving them ample opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in practical settings.

Successful Alumni: Many IFM alumni have achieved significant success in the film industry, both in India and internationally. Their accomplishments reflect the high-quality education and training provided by the institute.

2. Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune

FTII is one of the most prestigious film schools in India. It offers a wide range of courses in film and television, including direction, acting, editing, and cinematography. FTII has a rich legacy and has produced many renowned filmmakers and actors.

3. Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTI), Kolkata

Named after the legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray, SRFTI offers comprehensive programs in film making and television production. The institute is known for its rigorous curriculum and excellent faculty.

4. Whistling Woods International, Mumbai

Founded by filmmaker Subhash Ghai, Whistling Woods International offers a variety of programs in film making, acting, animation, and media arts. The institute is well-equipped with modern facilities and has strong industry connections.

5. Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT), Noida

AAFT is a well-known film school that offers a wide range of courses in film making, journalism, and performing arts. The institute has a strong focus on practical training and industry exposure.

6. National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad

NID offers specialized programs in film and video communication. The institute is known for its creative and innovative approach to design and media education.

Conclusion

For aspiring filmmakers, choosing the right institute is essential for acquiring the skills, knowledge, and industry connections needed to succeed. Among the top film making schools in India, IFM Film Institute in Bangalore stands out as the best choice. With its comprehensive curriculum, experienced faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, strong industry connections, and emphasis on practical training, IFM provides everything you need to launch a successful career in film making. Enroll at IFM Film Institute to turn your passion for film into a professional reality.

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In 30 hours you can make your school children to aware and to choose career for higher studies. 

Here is How?

Every Monday morning assembly could be the best place to create, because children from classes 6 to 12 is available together.

Creating a comprehensive 40-page Career Guidance note for students over 30 weeks can be a valuable resource that covers a wide range of career paths and educational opportunities. Here’s a structured approach to developing this guide:

Week 1-2: Introduction to Career Planning

Importance of career planning

Understanding personal interests and skills

Overview of various career clusters

Week 3-4: Engineering and Technology

Details about IIT JEE, BITS PILANI, BITSAT

Career prospects in engineering and technology

Week 5-6: Medicine and Paramedicine

Information on NEET, AIIMS, AFMC, CMC, JIPMER, NIMHANS

Roles and opportunities in the medical field

Week 7-8: Design, Architecture, and Planning

Insight into NIFT, NID, FDDI, UCEED, NATA, JEE 2B

Career paths in design and architecture

Week 9-10: Marine and Nautical Science

Exploring IMU CET

Careers in marine and nautical science

Week 11-12: Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry

Discussing ICAR-AIEEA, CUET

Job roles in agriculture and related fields

Week 13-14: Veterinary and Poultry Farming

Details on ICAR AIEEA, NEET, CG PAT

Veterinary and poultry farming as a career

Week 15-16: Hotel Management and Catering Technology

NCHM JEE and career opportunities

Scope in hotel management

Week 17-18: Science Courses

CUET, IISER IAT, NISER, APU, NEST

Diverse careers in science

Week 19-20: Arts Courses

CUET, APU

Creative careers for arts students

Week 21-22: Commerce Courses

Career options after studying commerce

Week 23-24: Psychology and Social Work

Opportunities in psychology and social work

Week 25-26: Law as a Career

Understanding CLAT

Legal professions

Week 27-28: Maths and Forensic Science

ISI, CMI, NFAT

Careers in mathematics and forensic science

Week 29-30: Management Studies and Teaching

IPMAT, JIPMAT, CUET for B.Sc Ed., B.A Ed.

Management and teaching careers

Each section should include:

Key skills required for the field

Educational qualifications needed

Top colleges and entrance exams

Career prospects and job roles

Salary ranges and industry demand

Additionally, the guide can cover:

Competitive exams and government jobs

Self-employment and entrepreneurship

Distance and online education options

Scholarships, NGOs, and hostel facilities

ITI, polytechnic, and community college information

Financial aid and educational loans

Career assessment tests

Note maintenance and organization tips

This structured guide will provide students with a clear roadmap to explore and decide on their future career paths..

Additional insights 

Some additional insights and resources that can enhance the career guidance note:

Career Guidance Portals: Utilize online career guidance portals like the one launched by CBSE, which offers information on careers, colleges, courses, scholarships, and competitive entrance exams1. These portals are often accessible to students, teachers, and administrators.

Career Assessments: Incorporate career assessment tests to help students understand their aptitudes and interests. These assessments can guide them towards suitable career paths.

Skill Development: Emphasize the importance of skill development, including soft skills and transferable skills, which are crucial for adapting to various career roles.

Networking: Teach students the value of networking and how to build professional relationships that can open doors to career opportunities.

Internships and Work Experience: Encourage students to seek internships and work experience in their fields of interest. This practical exposure is invaluable for making informed career decisions.

Mentorship: Highlight the role of mentors in providing guidance, sharing experiences, and offering support throughout one’s career journey.

Career Fairs and Workshops: Include information about career fairs, workshops, and seminars that students can attend to explore different career options and meet potential employers.

Online Courses and Certifications: List websites that offer online courses and certifications, which can be a cost-effective way to gain knowledge and skills in specific areas.

Scholarship and Financial Aid Resources: Provide a comprehensive list of scholarships, grants, and financial aid options available to students to support their education.

Job Market Trends: Keep the note updated with the latest job market trends, emerging fields, and career opportunities that align with future industry demands.

Career Counseling Services: Mention services offered by career counselors who can provide personalized advice and coaching for career development.

Resume and Interview Preparation: Offer tips and resources for creating effective resumes and preparing for job interviews.

Entrepreneurship: For those interested in self-employment, include guidance on entrepreneurship, starting a business, and resources for women’s self-help groups.

Distance and Online Education: Discuss the benefits and considerations of distance education and online learning platforms for those who cannot attend traditional colleges.

Government and NGO Support: List government initiatives, NGOs, and community organizations that offer career support, scholarships, and educational resources.

This, by integrating these elements into the career guidance note, students will have a rich repository of information and tools at their disposal to navigate their educational and career paths effectively. Remember, the goal is to empower students with the knowledge and resources they need to make confident and informed decisions about their futures. 

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NID Coaching in Kushinagar | ACS: A Comprehensive Guide

Are you aspiring to crack the National Institute of Design (NID) entrance exam? Look no further than Kushinagar’s premier coaching institute, ACS. With a track record of excellence and a team of experienced mentors, ACS is your gateway to success in the competitive field of design.

Understanding NID Coaching: A Roadmap to Success

NID coaching is not just about exam preparation; it’s a comprehensive journey that nurtures your creativity, enhances your skills, and prepares you for the challenges ahead. At ACS, we believe in providing holistic coaching that goes beyond the syllabus.

The ACS Advantage: Why Choose Us?

1. Experienced Faculty

Our team of experienced faculty members comprises industry experts and NID alumni who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the classroom.

2. Comprehensive Study Material

We provide our students with comprehensive study material that is specially curated to cover all aspects of the NID entrance exam.

3. Personalized Attention

We understand that each student is unique, and hence, we provide personalized attention to ensure that every student reaches their full potential.

4. Mock Tests and Practice Sessions

To help students acclimatize to the exam pattern, we conduct regular mock tests and practice sessions.

5. Portfolio Development

Apart from exam preparation, we also focus on developing your portfolio, which is a crucial aspect of the NID selection process.

NID Coaching in Kushinagar | ACS: Course Offerings

1. Foundation Course

Our foundation course is designed for students who are just starting their journey in the field of design. It lays the groundwork for advanced concepts and techniques.

2. Crash Course

Our crash course is ideal for students who are short on time but want to cover the syllabus comprehensively before the exam.

3. Regular Course

Our regular course is a comprehensive program that covers all aspects of the NID entrance exam in detail.

Testimonials: What Our Students Say

“I owe my success in the NID entrance exam to ACS. The faculty here is exceptional, and their guidance was instrumental in shaping my career.” — Abhinav, NID Student

“ACS not only helped me crack the NID exam but also helped me build a strong portfolio that set me apart from the rest.” — Asif, NID Student

Conclusion: Your Gateway to NID

In conclusion, if you’re looking for the best NID coaching in Kushinagar, look no further than ACS. With our experienced faculty, comprehensive study material, and personalized attention, we ensure that every student who walks through our doors is fully prepared to ace the NID entrance exam.

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Fashion Designing Course in Rajkot - Find Best Fashion Designer Course in Rajkot

We are foremost and a most leading a professional design institute, a specialized learning environment for fashion and interior design professionals.

We all know that, Fashion design is an exciting field to pursue a career in the glamorous industry, and it also aids in the development of one's identity image. Many celebrities and politicians pay fashion designers to build their personalities in a simple yet elegant way.

Here you will find top most Fashion Designing institute INIFD Rajkot. We have highly skilled faculties, experienced skilled coach; we have latest technology tools and many more. We offer you a best Fashion Designer Course in Rajkot.

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Fashion Illustration & Styling

Fashion History

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Accessories Design

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Garment Construction

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Pattern Making & Draping

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INIFD Rajkot also provides training for preparing to competitive examinations such as NIFT, NID, and NATA. We additionally provide portfolio preparation sessions for students travelling to foreign places to help them get ready for the interviews. Connect with us to learn more about NID coaching, NATA examination preparation, and NIFT training in Rajkot.

Diploma courses are also available to students at INIFD Institute Fashion Design Course in Rajkot after they complete their tenth grade. Our institution has highly qualified faculties in various disciplines who can provide the best Fashion & Interior training to students.

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Fashion Design Course = 4 Years

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Can We Do a Fashion Designing Course After 10th & 12th?

Absolutely you can pursue a certificate in fashion designing courses after completing your tenth grade or twelfth grade. In India, there are many degrees of fashion design courses, including diploma, certification, undergraduate, and postgraduate. Join INIFD the Best Fashion Design Institute for Fashion Designer Course in Rajkot.

A latest technological tool is employed to train students. Attending our institute for Fashion Designer Course in Rajkot would allow you to realise your ambition of becoming a Fashion Designer or Interior Designer.

INIFD Fashion Designing Course in Rajkot is one of the best fashion design institutions in Gujarat, India. Fashion Design Government Courses is also accessible at the academy. INIFD Rajkot students additionally have an important role in different live events and fashion displays in the Rajkot and Saurashtra areas.

Candidates may submit applications to the Diploma Fashion Designing Course. It provides one of the Fashion Design Certification Courses since after graduating college; students earn a certificate of completion from Fashion Institute. Every year, INIFD Rajkot holds a Fashion Show in which students display the most recent designer outfits in a variety of themes.

Is there any age limit for fashion designing?

No, there is no age restriction for studying the field of fashion design. You can start studying fashion designing at any age and earn an educational certificate in the course of studying.

The Interior Design Course is a three-year programme aimed at those who have finished their BSC, BA, or B.Com can also attend the INIFD Rajkot Institute. After completing their 10th and 12th grades, some students enrol immediately in the Interior Government Certificate programme.

Our training programmes are tailored to your specific requirements and opinions, preparing you to pursue an excellent future in fashion. Whenever you would like to be a fashion designer, fashionable, the merchandiser, or businessperson, our training programmes can help you get there.

Fashion Design Course in Rajkot Our institute also offers an extensive network of business partners and former students who can assist you with job placements, job opportunities and collaborations with others. Truthfully, you are able to study Fashion Designing as well as Interior designing, but it will be difficult to concentrate on either of these courses of study. It is best to select the course in which you are most interested and creative.

INIFD Fashion Designing Course in Rajkot offers Certificate, Diploma & Degree Courses in Fashion Design, Interior Design and Jewellery Design in Rajkot.

The Diploma in Fashion Designing course will help you learn about both fashion design as well as marketing. But that is only the beginning of the Diploma in Fashion Design & the Boutique Management course; as you move forward through the training programme.

you will start understanding advanced concepts in different areas of fashion design such as clothing, the exterior ornamentation, developing patterns, garment construction, design collections, fashion jewellery, you can handle your own boutique or shop independently.

Get enrolled in one of our specialized fashion designing courses immediately, or contact us if you have any questions about the pricing. A successful and satisfying career in the fashion industry awaiting you!

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Encouraging Art and Hobbies in kids

Adolescence and adolescence are two of the most promising and developing stages of life, where a person learns many things. Being a kid there is certain innocence and one at this stage tries maximum to learn unique and different things. Therefore parents as well as teachers must encourage this eagerness and enthusiasm in kids. To aid in the process of learning and overall personality development in kids, Fine Line Art Academy has started hobby and art classes for kids.

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The extensive kids’ classes are fun filled and full of joy so as to make it an interesting endeavor. Kids learn here with other similar kids of almost same age group to indulge in activities that help in making their mind sharp and strong. Give your kids an opportunity to indulge, learn and grow innovatively at art and hobby classes at Fine Line Art Academy.

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At Fine Line Art Academy, every form of hobby or art is encouraged in students to develop in them appropriate skills and techniques.

Rather than regular academics, the academy understands core strengths as well as weakness in every other student to develop strengths and eliminate weakness

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At the art academy the focus is primarily in developing skills in students with in-depth knowledge in the domain. Various techniques and art forms included in the curriculum of the academy are:

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The most interesting part of the academy is that it conducts regular batches of art classes with regular informative workshops that aids in the process of learning bit faster. The academy is accredited and its courses are very well laid out in accordance with the latest syllabus. To make your child happy, encourage him or her to indulge in art forms of interest. This will allow a better growth of the child with innovation and creativity. To choose a right career path ahead, it is of utmost importance to cultivate the seedling from the initial childhood stage itself. At the art academy, children are made to learn amidst some like-minded individuals with similar interest. The communication skills are also improved when a child play amongst same age group. The overall mentoring and development of a child is carried out be eminent personalities, guest lecturers and teachers at the fine line art academy.

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The academy is a one of a kind pioneer art institute that aims to develop hobby skills in kids and children of all age groups. Located in the heart of the city of Delhi and NCR, the fine arts academy not only conducts hobby classes but also prepares students for entrance exams like NIFT, NID and many more. The academy is efficient in providing students with creative opportunities that will help them to grow innovatively and creatively in a peaceful environment. The teachers and staffs at the academy are well trained and experienced in every aspect of the art form and they tries to impart valuable knowledge to all the students.

Kids are very prone to learning and adapting new things. At art academies like Fine Line Art Academy, proper training is given to the students to enhance their skills and techniques under the guidance of experts in the same domain.

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Who's up next for a refresh?

Now that the Nids got their ancient kits modernized, I decided to check on all the factions over at the Lexicanum that had no relevant releases over the last years.

Of course 99% of Space Marines disqualifies by default. Their minis might be the aesthetical equivalent of drywall, but that doesn't change the fact that they at least got something. Unlike, ya know, Grey Knights, who since 2011 have gotten TWO CHARACTERS and that's it. If anyone would be due for a makeover on the imperial side it would be them, but given how for over a decade GW has tried their best to pretend the faction does not exist I doubt they will get anything. So onwards to the other factions:

Adeptas Sororitas: Got re-released as a faction in 8th, and got a whole bunch of stuff in 9th. Not likely to get a refresh anywhere.

Adeptus Custodes: Also released in 8th with an miniscule model range. How these guys qualify as an army faction and not a variant of Agents is beyond me. Might get some stuff, but no refreshes.

Astra Militarum: Literally just got an update towards the end of 9th, but there's probably a lot of older stuff that need redoing. Likely to get a bone when their codex drops but nothing massive.

Heretic Astartes: Got a whole bunch in 8th and 9th, also not very likely to get a massive refresh.

Death Guard: Became a faction in their own right models-wise in 8th, and got some more in 9th. Too new to get some refreshes.

Thousand Sons: Released with Magnus in 7th, got a bit of stuff during 8th, and only a single token character in 9th. Nothing up there needed a refresh but rather new stuff really.

World Eaters: Released literally last year - we might get a new Kharn tho.

Chaos Demons: shares the range with AoS so no shortage of new releases on big characters and monsters, but a lot of their rank-and-file units are getting somewhat dated. Wouldn't be surprised if we got an upgrade to 2008's Bloodletters and Daemonettes.

Craftworld Eldar: Got a bit of a refesh in 9th, but I wouldn't be surprised if we also get some upgrades to their 6th edition stuff. Despite all memes not a very high priority from what I can see.

Dark Eldar: These guys are NOT having a good time. Most of their stuff is from 5th edition, and since then we have gotten a bunch of characters, two units, and a flyer - all over the course of 4 whole-ass editions. In dire need of a refresh.

Harlequins: lol. lmao even.

Genestealer Cults: fairly new, given how they only got a single character in 9th they will most likely get new stuff, but no refreshes

Leagues of Votann: Literally came out last year, same situation as World Eaters, currently waiting for their second wave.

Necrons: Got a refresh in 9th, most likely getting their 2012 and earlier characters redone this edition (Trayzin, Stormlord, Orrikan) when their codex comes out, although Camoptek-stuff and the Ghost Ark sure be showing their age.

Orks: gigantic model range. Despite solid releases every edition there's always stuff that needs to be updated.

T'au Empire: Got a bunch of stuff 8 years ago, and not much since then. 2 Killteam boxes and 3 named characters sounds like something, but when armies field models from 2001 that definetly does not help.

Overall in that list there's only three that stand out: Demons, Dark Eldar and T'au. If we look at the severety of outdated stuff, the DE should be totally up next, but my guess is that GW will tie their refresh to when the story focus jumps back to where Arks of Omen left off in the Webway. If that happens still this year, they get it first, otherwise T'au gets their Codex early 2024 which is the most likely time they will get anything.

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(All International Art & Design colleges require a pleasing portfolio, Statement of purpose/essay, English Capability, and Interview as the initial step of the selection process.) Art Forte today has over 700 successful selections around the globe. Our students are successfully placed in prestigious art and design colleges like NID, NIFT, Istituto Marangoni, Rhode Island School of Design, Parsons school of design, UAL, FIT, SCAD, SAIC, CCA, Lasalle, IED, NABA, Polimoda, Esmod, OCAD, Emily Carr University to name a few. International college faculty and representatives regularly visit Art Forte Campus. Years of experience, artistic ambiance, global expert faculty, and personalized attention make us one of the best in India. Artforte is Best Portfolio Preparation Class in India and international.

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Which is the Best Course in the Design field | NID & NIFT |Best Explanation on each department All the design aspirants are always confused about Which is the best course in the design field in NID & NIFT. 

This video gives you the best explanation for each department of NID & NIFT so that you know which one is the best for you. 

This video will cover Fashion design, textile design, leather design, knitwear design, fashion communication, etc. 

LINK to how to choose the Right Design college - https://youtu.be/AAloi_L2WEc

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I think one of the saddest aspects of Shadow’s backstory is the reason for his creation, and I wish that more people considered it.

For those who don’t know, Professor Gerald was originally hesitant to work on the “Ultimate Lifeform” project. The project involved discovering the secret to immortality, which is a pretty big demand. But there was one thing that changed the Professor’s mind.

It’s pretty common knowledge at this point that Maria was terminally ill with a disease known as NIDS, and was being treated for it on the Ark. Gerald realized that, if he actually managed to create a truly immortal being, then maybe, just maybe... he could save Maria’s life.

He creates Shadow, who bonds with Maria, and they have a cute brother-sister relationship which I love to see fanart of. It’s never made clear if Shadow’s DNA could be manipulated to save Maria, but given that he’s literally immortal, it’s heavily implied to be the case.

But seeing Shadow’s immense power, combined with the disaster that was the Biolizard, as well as the fact that the professor worked with an evil alien overlord to make Shadow, G.U.N decides that he’s too dangerous, and storms the Ark to eliminate him and cancel the project. Of course, Gerald doesn’t want them to kill Shadow, because he doesn’t want Maria to die. So he sends the two of them off, hoping that they can escape.

But we all know how this ends up...

Maria is shot by a soldier, and launches the escape pod to Earth with Shadow inside.

Let’s just think about how this affected Shadow mentally. And I mean aside from the fact that he watched his best friend and sister-in-all-but-name get murdered before his eyes.

Shadow was created to save Maria’s life. That is unquestionably true. It might not have been the original reason for the project, but Professor Gerald, the man leading the project, created Shadow primarily to save Maria. But instead of curing Maria and allowing her to live a happy life, Shadow’s mere existence resulted in her death.

Can you imagine how fucked up that would be? To know that the one person you were literally made to save was murdered because you existed?

It’s not only heartbreaking, but it’s a really interesting part of Shadow’s backstory that nobody really mentions, even though it has a lot of unique potential.

Like, maybe the reason Shadow says certain things, such as calling Infinite weak and pathetic, is because he himself feels like a failure, because he couldn’t do the one thing he was created to do, so he copes by putting down others. Or maybe that’s why he’s so competitive and boastful, because even the tiniest success makes him feel a little bit better, if only for a short time. I don’t know, there’s probably way more directions you can take this concept in. For now I’m gonna go cry because Shadow’s backstory is really sad.