AAFT and Teesside University Will Work Together

AAFT and Teesside University Join Hands

Noida: AAFT invited delegates from Teesside University United Kingdom to see for them selves how AAFT has been organized and is pioneer in film, television and media education.

The Dean International Warren Harrison and Regional Head South Asia Padmini Parameswaran were amazed to see the facilities of Asian Academy of Film And Television at its three campuses in Noida related to Mass Communication, Fashion, Hospitality and Tourism, Animation and  Management.

Teesside University and AAFT will sign a MOU to work together for the promotion of two known educational institution. It will include students exchange Program, faculty exchange program, exchange of radio and TV programs, a festival of films from school and many others.

“We are joining hands with Teesside University so that our students should get an exposure of foreign education and international market,” said Sandeep Marwah President of AAFT.

“We are happy as our students will get an opportunity to be associated with biggest film industry of the World. AAFT is not only a window but a door to Bollywood,” said Warren Harrison Associate Dean – International.

ASMS Bid Farewell to Media Students of 6th Batch

“No media can survive for long time without ethics. Media has always been considered as the fourth pillar in the developing economy like India. Have trust in your institution, in yourself and the strong traditions and culture of this country” said Kuldeep Nayyar the veteran journalist, writer, a former parliamentarian, Ambassador on the convocation of 6th batch of media persons passing out from Asian School Of Media Studies, Noida Film City.

“Have courage and stamina to fight for the wrong to show the correct path to the nation” said Manoj Raghuvanshi a television personality. “See for your self, think before you write or display any information. One wrong information can ruin the peace of the country” said Prof Avinash Singh Media advisor to many organizations. “A good knowledge of everything is the base of every program” added Prof. Obaid M. Siddiqui International Broadcaster & Director of A J Kidwai Mass Communication Research Centre.

“I congratulate every student for putting in best efforts during their tenure at ASMS. More than 100 scholars, Professors, Personalities, Socialites have trained these students. More than 400 productions have taken place to teach them film business, more than 100 seminars, workshops, symposiums, events, interactions, festivals, industry interface have been organized which are more than any IITs and IIMs of this country. I am sure of their success.” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios.

“We at ASMS developing, promoting and encouraging film, television and media at international standards with all sorts of facilities” said Joint Director ASMS Prof .R.K.Singh. Others who spoke were Dean ASMS Prof. Om Gupta, Dean Cinema Prof. Ashok Tyagi, Prof. Rahul Sahgal, Prof. Sushil Bharti, Abhinav Mathur, Om Parkash.

World Environment Day Celebrated At Marwah Studios

“It is very important to have a beautiful and healthy environment and that is only possible if you respect and love nature” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios during the conference at Noida Film City with the students of Films, television and media of Asian Business School, Asian Academy of Film And Television and Asian School of Media Studies.

The theme of this year is ‘Forests-Nature At Your Service’-cover one third of the earth’s land mass, performing vital functions and services around the world which make our planet alive with possibilities. In fact, 1.6 billion people depend on forests for their livelihoods. They play a key role in our battle against climate change, releasing oxygen into the atmosphere while storing carbon dioxide.

This year's global host is India which is a country of wide bio-diversity. World Environment Day (WED) is a day that stimulates awareness of the environment and enhances political attention and public action. It falls on 5 June every year as decided by the United Nation.

A Centre of Mass Communication-Asian School Of Media Studies

To give more emphasis on the studies of individual the board and the management of Asian School of Media Studies based in the film city of Noida decided to create four segments of the college and divided the studies into School of Cinema, School of Multi Media, School of Electronic Media and School of Mass Communication and Journalism.

“We want to give full attention to our every student, we will see to it that every student enrolled in ASMS should get the education and training to his utmost satisfaction” said Sandeep Marwah Director of Asian School of Media Studies.

“Our all courses are industry oriented and have lots of practical which helps student in achieving his targets very fast” said R.K.Singh the former Engineer in Chief, Doordarshan, Ministry of Information and Broadasting and Jt. Director ASMS.

The institute is backed and supported by Indian Film Industry, therefore we have no problems in placing our students into films and television business” said Ashok Tyagi renowned film maker and Dean School of Cinema ASMS.

“The standard of education at ASMS is no less than any media school of the World, we have enrolled students from 80 countries of the world” added Joao Ponces film maker former dean of Leeds Metropolitan University, UK and now Dean International ASMS

“We are sharing our 40 years experience in Journalism and churning out the real talent who have ready demand in the field of journalism- print and electronic media” confirmed Om Gupta a veteran journalist and Dean School of Mass Communication and Journalism.

Noida Gets Its First Radio Station

NEW DELHI: The Asian School of Media Studies owned by Marwah Studios head Sandeep Marwah, based in the film city Noida has been given permission to establish, maintain and operate a Community Radio Station. With this, the number of CRs will increase to 59 in the country.
The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has signed a Grant of Permission Agreement with the School and the Letter of Intent had been issued to the organization after recommendations of the Inter Ministerial Committee and seeking requisite clearances from various Ministries. The Community Radio Station is expected to be operational within three months as per the agreement.
The School has been interacting with not-for-profit organizations in Noida devoted to the welfare of underprivileged section of the local community. The underprivileged section of the society comprises of migrant labour working in the factories, business houses and petty shops as well as domestic help and rickshaw pullers etc. The School intends to lend valuable support to such organizations in their effort to help the deprived section of the society through radio broadcasts. CRS, will help the people in learning about pollution control in their surroundings, literacy programme in their area, general health and hygiene, health care of seniors and elders and traditional health tips.
The Ministry encourages setting up of the Community Radio Stations as CRS promises to provide an opportunity to the local communities to express themselves, and empower women. The main aim of starting the CRS is to provide different and useful information to the people in nearby villages.
Although community radios were allowed since April 2005, the Central Government in December 2006 had liberalized the Policy on Community Radio by bringing in the civil society and voluntary organizations, agricultural universities, ICAR institutions, Krishi Vigyan Kendras etc under its ambit. The policy was liberalized to allow greater participation by the civil society on issues of development and social change. Earlier, only educational institutions were permitted to launch community radio channels.
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Asian School Of Media Studies ASMS Celebrates 2009 Convocation

The atmosphere was charged with emotion and excitement as the black caps were flung in the air amongst cheers at the Convocation at Asian School of Media Studies, one of the most prestigious and popular media colleges of the country. The students of Graduate and Masters studies of ASMS had gathered at the convocation to receive their Diplomas in their chosen stream of specialization. The Diplomas were awarded to the students from the Department of Cinema, Electronic Media, Mass Media and Multimedia. In his Convocation address given in his signatory poetic manner Prof. Sandeep Marwah, Director ASMS, said “No success can be achieved without a spirit of sacrifice. Life teaches you at every step and it is for you to learn from it and boldly face all kinds of circumstances and consequences”. The packed house of students was charged with emotions at these words. There was a sense of loss at leaving the college they had been so proud of.“We at ASMS give an all-round training and education to our students to secure their future. This includes ethical and professional practices coupled with good conduct beThe atmosphere was charged with emotion and excitement as the black caps were flung in the air amongst cheers at the Convocation at Asian School of Media Studies, one of the most prestigious and popular media colleges of the country. The students of Graduate and Masters studies of ASMS had gathered at the convocation to receive their Diplomas in their chosen stream of specialization. The Diplomas were awarded to the students from the Department of Cinema, Electronic Media, Mass Media and Multimedia. In his Convocation address given in his signatory poetic manner Prof. Sandeep Marwah, Director ASMS, said “No success can be achieved without a spirit of sacrifice. Life teaches you at every step and it is for you to learn from it and boldly face all kinds of circumstances and consequences”. The packed house of students was charged with emotions at these words. There was a sense of loss at leaving the college they had been so proud of.“We at ASMS give an all-round training and education to our students to secure their future. This includes ethical and professional practices coupled with good conduct befitting good citizens” said Suman Bajaj Kalra, Dean ASMS. In renowned film and TV actress Joyoshree Arora’s words “Students must first be good human beings to be good professionals to reach the top.” Added Kalyan Sarkar, Dean AAFT, “the seat at the top will always beckon you if you live by this norm”“You can win the world with emotions and good communication” was the valuable advice given by Latika Sahni, Dean, Asian Business School. Mr. R.K. Singh, former Engineer in Chief of Doordarshan advised “Never forget your alma mater, however big you may grow”Others who spoke on the occasion were Rahul Sehgal, Sudesh Sharma, Kavita Koli and Om Prakash, the respective Department Heads. The convocation ceremony ended with mirth and joy and a series of photographs capturing the last fleeting moments of this emotional gathering fitting good citizens” said Suman Bajaj Kalra, Dean ASMS. In renowned film and TV actress Joyoshree Arora’s words “Students must first be good human beings to be good professionals to reach the top.” Added Kalyan Sarkar, Dean AAFT, “the seat at the top will always beckon you if you live by this norm”“You can win the world with emotions and good communication” was the valuable advice given by Latika Sahni, Dean, Asian Business School. Mr. R.K. Singh, former Engineer in Chief of Doordarshan advised “Never forget your alma mater, however big you may grow”Others who spoke on the occasion were Rahul Sehgal, Sudesh Sharma, Kavita Koli and Om Prakash, the respective Department Heads. The convocation ceremony ended with mirth and joy and a series of photographs capturing the last fleeting moments of this emotional gathering