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Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism

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Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism
Former name
Seamless Education Academy
Motto"Learning by doing"
TypePrivate graduate school (Film School & Media), non-sectarian
Established2008 (2008)
FounderSaurabh Gadgil
DirectorShiva Gupta
Location
Pune, India

13°41′N 6°19′E / 13.68°N 6.31°E / 13.68; 6.31
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CampusPune, Mumbai, Bangalore & Chandigarh
Websitewww.seamedu.com

Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism is a media school based in Pune, founded in 2008, which offers courses within the fields of media and entertainment.[1] Seamedu provides degree and diploma courses in sub-domains like Filmmaking, Game Art, Design and Development, Visual Effects, Sound Engineering, Photography, Animation and Broadcast Journalism. The school has branches in Pune, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chandigarh.[2]

Courses

The institute offers specialized courses in game design, animation, sound engineering, filmmaking, photography, music production, mass communication and Broadcast Journalism.[3][4]

Events

  • Seamedu Film Festival[5]
  • Seamedu Game Meet
  • Seamedu Music Competition which is held online for a duration of a month

References

  1. "'SeamEdu can be Microsoft in education field' - Times of India". The Times of India (Press release).
  2. "Seamedu School of Pro-Expressionism, Pune - Courses, Placement Reviews, Ranking, Admission 2019". www.shiksha.com.[better source needed]
  3. DelhiJune 25, Roshni Chakrabarty India Today Web Desk New; June 25, Roshni Chakrabarty India Today Web Desk New; Ist, Roshni Chakrabarty India Today Web Desk New. "Be a game artist and turn your gaming love into a career: Know about skills, salary and job prospects". India Today.
  4. "Rayat Bahra varsity launches new courses". tribuneindia.
  5. "Marc Nadal » Best Director Award for "Human Mirror" at Seamedu 4th Short Film Festival (India)". marcnadal.com.


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