hi,

b.tech in film direction is mostly technical oriented and have subjects like lightning, film editing, film design, digital art and composting,  RESEARCH APPLICATION IN FILM MAKING, MOTION PICTURE PHOTOGRAPHY, DIGITAL ARTS AND GRAPHICS etc. so b.tech course has more practical exposure then b.sc. however you must have take admission to a tier 1 college where placement is good and students have internship opportunities. film making knowledge can gain in best way to do internship with reputed industry.

Hello candidate,

There are several courses in acting and field direction available in various colleges in India.

BSc in film production mostly focuses on film production, financial management roles, and teachers how to improve coordination among the cast and crew.

But regarding direction in films, courses in filmmaking can be more useful for you.

Hope that this information was helpful for you!!