AVGC task force suggests measures to make India animation, gaming content hub- The New Indian Express

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New Delhi: Budget disbursement, introduction of departments, standardized curriculum in higher education, targeted skills and industry outreach for tier 2 and 3 urban youth, and comprehensive campaign (“Creative India”) National mission setting with. Leading recommendations to make India his hub for global animation and gaming content hubs, produced by the AVGC Animation, Visual Effects, Games and Comics (AVGC) Task Force.

Force also collaborates with industry to propose an annual international AVGC Expo. “The expo will focus on foreign direct investment (FDI) in AVGC, market access creation, job creation, new age technologies, knowledge exchange, co-production partnerships and intellectual property,” the panel said in its report. says.

The AVGC Task Force, chaired by I&B Secretary Apurbachandra, last week submitted a report containing recommendations to I&B Minister Anurag Sinthakur.

Besides turning India into a hot market for AVGC content creation, this recommendation aims to educate students and parents about the possibilities in this field by leveraging the National Education Policy (NEP). The idea is to use dedicated her AVGC course content at the school level to develop creative thinking, build foundational skills and raise awareness about AVGC as a career choice.

“The Department of Education may plan to transition all existing AVGC educational programs from all colleges to the new nomenclature and new structure, preferably by 2025,” read the report.

The panel proposed 11 degree courses, including Experiential Arts (Games), Graphic Arts (Comics and Animation Design), Cinematic Arts (Comics/Animation/VFX) and Visual Arts – Game Art Design.

It is also proposed that the ministry, in collaboration with other major ministries, may undertake the task of establishing the country’s first National Center of Excellence for AVGC.

While briefing on the recommendations on Monday, Chandra said a draft national policy for the growth of AVGC augmented reality (XR) and a model national policy were also submitted with the report.

“The Ministry, together with other relevant ministries, will handle the implementation of the recommendations in this report. It will be key to supporting the growth of the sector and ultimately contributing to India’s growth as an AVGC hub,” Chandra said.

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