Whistling Woods International has worked successfully with international universities all over the world since its inception to create opportunities for students seeking international exposure and to improve their experience as much as possible, whether through faculty and student exchanges or student co-productions. We live in a global age where education and research transcend traditional national and international borders. Our international affiliations increase access to student and staff exchange opportunities, providing international experiences and stimulating further interactions. Students from all over the world have visited our campus for short courses and study abroad programmes, and our students have collaborated with many Institutes for co-productions. Faculty from major universities have also visited our campus to take short and long-term courses. All of these activities inculcate in our student our philosophy that filmmaking and media and communication are, today, global ventures and any professional in training in these areas has to be aware of opportunities of collaboration beyond their own cultures and borders.

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INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY

WWI always strives to give our students the latest & best when it comes to technology, often times before the industry has it. This is a key factor that has caused WWI alumni to be so heavily recruited by the industry.

Over the past 13 years, there are several pioneering technologies & workflows, which WWI, in partnership with several tech giants, has introduced to the Indian Film & Media Industry. Some of these partnerships have also resulted in WWI setting up Technology Innovation & Development Labs on campus:

  • The Sony Media Tech Center: The global technology major, Sony, has recognised WWI as a leader in the media education sector and decided to partner with us to setup its third global Sony Media Technology Centre (SMTC). The SMTC at WWI focuses on new and emerging technologies & workflows in the fields of Digital Cinematography, as well as 4k Exhibition and Broadcast. Apart from equipping the campus with the latest technology, Sony also stations their global subject matter experts on campus from whom Whistling Woods management, faculty and students learn a great deal
  • In 2015, Red Digital Cinema partnered with Whistling Woods to set up Asia’s first RedEducation platform
  • In 2015, Foxconn – the world’s largest electronics manufacturer partnered with Whistling Woods to set up the FoxConn Media Lab to promote content creation for digital platforms
  • WWI and Reliance Jio have partnered to launch a Virtual Reality Lab aimed at creating the first generation of cinematic VR filmmakers from India
  • WWI and Disguise enters into a technology partnership. Disguise is one of the world’s premier organization that allows creatives and technologists to envision, create, and execute outstanding visual experiences. The overall goal of this partnership is to integrate Disguise’s sophisticated cutting-edge workflows into Whistling Woods’ curriculum, both in the Virtual Production and Cinematic XR spaces. WWI is the only institute in India to have this partnership with Disguise.

 

In addition to the above, WWI also has extremely valuable Technology Partnerships with several other global Tech Giants in the Film & Media Space. The list, while being long, is also ever-growing…

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Accademia Costume & Moda, Roma

Bradford College, England

Cilect

Chapman University, California

Deakin University, Australia

DePaul University, Chicago

ECV Creative Schools & Community University, Paris

MetFilm School, London

Syracuse University

Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada

University of the Arts London

University of Calgary, Canada

University of Denver, Colorado

University of Greenwich, London

Victoria College of the Arts, Australia

Korean University of Media Arts, South Korea

University of Exeter, UK

Pace University, Lubin School of Business

Trebas Institute, Canada

Norwich University of the Arts, England

Queen Mary University of London

London College of Communication:

London South Bank University

Arts University Bournemouth