The Acting for Camera course fee is ₹97,000 including accommodation and all taxes, or ₹82,000 without accommodation. Easy instalments are available.

Yes, the fee can be paid in easy instalments. Call or WhatsApp us on 89686 01295 and our team will share the instalment plan with you.

The course runs for 3 months. Most days have about 1 hour of class and 1–2 hours of practice. On shoot days it is usually 3–4 hours or more.

Anyone aged 16 or above can join. It suits aspiring actors for films, web series and music videos, models and creators, and beginners who want confidence in front of the camera. No prior experience is needed – we start from the basics.

For practical courses, students need access to their own laptop or computer (and camera where needed) for practice outside class.

Acting fundamentals, camera acting, character and scene work, voice and dialogue, martial arts and action, dance and movement, and audition and self-tape skills.

Yes. You learn through practical scene shoots in front of the camera, along with action and dance training.

You receive a certificate from Inside Film Institute, a unit of Inside Motion Pictures LLP – a registered company. It is not affiliated with a university or board; in the film industry your showreel, projects and skills matter most.

Yes. We provide placement assistance and internship options after the course. Many of our alumni work as cinematographers, editors and VFX artists, and several have interned at Inside Motion Pictures.

Classes are taught mainly in Hindi, so students from any background can learn comfortably. Technical terms are explained the way they are used in the industry.

Yes. We arrange private and shared rooms 500 m to 2.5 km from the institute. Every course is offered with or without accommodation.

The next batch starts on 18 January 2027. Admissions close on 10 January 2027, and seats are limited.

Yes. You can book a free campus visit or demo class, meet the teachers and staff, and see the studio. We are at SCO 92, 2nd Floor, Sector 21, Panchkula (Chandigarh Tricity), open Monday to Saturday, 10am–5pm.

Yes. Top performers get 25%, 15% or 10% of their course fee back in cash, based on behaviour, assignments, practical projects and event participation during the course.

No. The course starts with acting fundamentals and builds your confidence in front of the camera step by step.

Students get an IMDb credit or listing for the course project, subject to IMDb approval.

Yes. Martial arts and action training and dance and movement classes are part of the course, so you are ready for films, web series and music videos.