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Storytelling Workshop on 27th May at MET Mumbai
Register now at https://bit.ly/3yTeeuP to learn the Art & Craft of Impactful Storytelling in Mass Communication.
MET Institute of Mass Media invites you to attend the most engaging Training Workshop on ‘The Power of Storytelling'. Open up the world of opportunities in your professional career through words, imageries with the power of storytelling. Prof. Sanjay Sakharkar, Director, MET Institute of Mass Media will guide you to explore the nuances of storytelling in this inspiring session on Friday, 27th May 2022 at 11am.
Workshop on Audio-Visual Media on 12th May 2022 at MET Mumbai
MET Institute of Mass Media presents a Practical Workshop on Audio-Visual Media on 12th May 2022 at 11 am at MET Campus in Bandra, Mumbai.
All graduates, media students and aspirants should attend this hands on workshop.
Mr. Tarun Chopra, Founder - Opus Planet, Production House, and Celebrity Director, Content Creator, Ideator and Producer will conduct, educate and guide on the significant aspects of the Audio-Visual Storytelling covering Introduction to Commercials, Pre-production and Post production, Lightning for Camera, Lensing, Audio Dubbing, Innovative Media Scripting, Shooting, Recording, Editing and much more….
Webinar on Media Careers and Future on 9th May 2022 at MET Mumbai
Mr. Sanjay Sakharkar, Ex Creative Director, Publicis India and an Academician, as the key speaker would guide the graduates on how the Media landscape has changed in the past and how it's likely to evolve further. He will also give tips on how students can navigate through the path of dynamic world of mass communication to create successful Media Careers for themselves.
Mr. Sakharkar is a Creative Strategic Consultant and a Design Thinking Expert with over 25 years of experience. As a seasoned advertising & media professional he has created brands like Lakme, ITC EDW, Cadbury Perk, DTC, Close-up, Pepsodent, Rummy Circle and many more.
Register here for the webinar - https://bit.ly/3LZki8s
Plantation Drive at MET Mumbai
Planting a tree can increase the resilience of ecosystems, help minimize climate change effects and buy people time to adapt the changing condition. The continuous deforestation and illegal land acquisitions by humans have created an alarming situation for us. This is the peak time that we all come together and give back to the mother nature what we need to - Plants.
The best time to plant a tree was years ago. The second best time is now! A plantation drive was held on 29th April, 2022 in the presence of Mr Pankaj Bhujbal, Hon. Trustee, MET, and distinguished guests Mr. Pratyush Panda, CSR Director, L&T Infotech, Prasanna Lohar, Vice President Technology (Digital, Innovation & Architecture), DCB Bank, Mr. Rishiraj Baruah, Senior Associate, AZB & Partners, Dr. Ravi Srinivas, Advisory Board Member of TASA Global, Dr Swati Lodha, Director, MET IOM and MET Institute of Management faculty.
Sustainability Hackathon held at MET Mumbai
What innovations can we create now that could help protect our world?
The Sustainability Hackathon's goal at MET Institute of Management, Mumbai is to find innovative solutions in various fields to create more sustainable businesses, cities, households, and individual lives.
Managers in the making at MET Institute of Management got to interact with the guests and dignitaries to present their version of discovered solutions to modern day problems to create more sustainable future.
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