'Pratyaksh' on sting operations
Sitaram Sundalia - Televisionpoint.com
Eminent media personalities like Prannoy Roy, head of NDTV, Tarun Tejpal, CEO, Tehelka.com, Q W Naqvi of Aaj Tak, Sidharth Basu, brain behind 'Kaun Banega Crorepati’, Laxmi Goel and Alka Saxena of Zee News, Vikram Chandra, head of NDTV Profit, Satinder Bindra of CNN and Vinod Dua, senior anchorperson - in all 50 best media brains have come together to train the first batch of sting operators at 'Pratyaksh' Media Academy.
'Pratyaksh' provides a formal three-month training in sting operations with the help of hidden cameras. The institute aims at producing daring reporters, tough interviewers and charismatic presenters. The reason behind such a rigorous training is that in a cut-throat competitive world, only the best and the fittest can survive.
Says Manoj Raghuvanshi, Director, Pratyaksh, "The traditional guru-shishya bond at Pratyaksh forms the foundation of the institute. We believe that if you’re taught by the best, you learn the best. Hence, each media don here will share his guru mantras with the students. They will specialise in the art of exposing in order to become the Black Cat Commandos of the Indian television industry."
Pratyaksh also provides regular one-month courses in television anchoring, news reading, radio jockeying, voicing and effective speaking for students, business ¦ men and professionals. "The students are being trained here to become black cat commandos of the Indian television industry - specialising in the art of expose," adds Raghuvanshi.
Eminent media personalities like Prannoy Roy, head of NDTV, Tarun Tejpal, CEO, Tehelka.com, Q W Naqvi of Aaj Tak, Sidharth Basu, brain behind 'Kaun Banega Crorepati’, Laxmi Goel and Alka Saxena of Zee News, Vikram Chandra, head of NDTV Profit, Satinder Bindra of CNN and Vinod Dua, senior anchorperson - in all 50 best media brains have come together to train the first batch of sting operators at 'Pratyaksh' Media Academy.
'Pratyaksh' provides a formal three-month training in sting operations with the help of hidden cameras. The institute aims at producing daring reporters, tough interviewers and charismatic presenters. The reason behind such a rigorous training is that in a cut-throat competitive world, only the best and the fittest can survive.
Says Manoj Raghuvanshi, Director, Pratyaksh, "The traditional guru-shishya bond at Pratyaksh forms the foundation of the institute. We believe that if you’re taught by the best, you learn the best. Hence, each media don here will share his guru mantras with the students. They will specialise in the art of exposing in order to become the Black Cat Commandos of the Indian television industry."
Pratyaksh also provides regular one-month courses in television anchoring, news reading, radio jockeying, voicing and effective speaking for students, business ¦ men and professionals. "The students are being trained here to become black cat commandos of the Indian television industry - specialising in the art of expose," adds Raghuvanshi.
Copyright 2005 - 2009 Televisionpoint.com. All rights reserved. A Bhash Media Private Limited Company.
This site is best viewed in Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher versions, at a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.