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    Aptech and GSL partner on Gen AI filmmaking course

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    Aptech Limited, a pioneer in vocational training and global learning solutions has entered into a strategic collaboration with Get Set Learn (GSL), an Arvind Mafatlal group company, to develop and deliver a specialised Generative AI (Gen AI) Filmmaking Course, aimed at equipping learners with the creative, technical and practical skills required to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-powered content creation.

    The collaboration brings together Aptech’s extensive education and training ecosystem, faculty network and programme delivery capabilities with GSL’s expertise in creative technology and new-age learning solutions. Under the collaboration, Get Set Learn (GSL) will lead the development of the course curriculum and content, while Aptech will drive programme delivery, faculty enablement, student enrolment, operations, marketing and learner engagement.

    The programme will be delivered by a distinguished panel of industry practitioners and creative professionals bringing real-world production experience into the learning environment. 

    Sandip Weling – Whole-time Director & Chief Business Officer – Global Retail – Aptech Limited,said, “Generative AI is redefining the creative landscape and opening up new possibilities for how stories are imagined, developed and produced. At Aptech, our focus has always been on keeping learners aligned with the evolving needs of industry.

     
    “Our collaboration with GSL brings together creative expertise, emerging technology and a strong learning ecosystem to give students an opportunity to understand and apply AI-powered filmmaking workflows in a practical, industry-oriented environment. We believe this partnership can play an important role in preparing the next generation of creative professionals for an AI-enabled future,” Weling added.
     
    The Gen AI Filmmaking Program will be rolled out in phases across Aptech’s leading media & entertainment training brands, Arena Animation and MAAC. Recognising that proficiency in Generative AI is fast becoming an essential skillset for new-age filmmaking and creative production, the programme will be made available across both brands to ensure that aspiring filmmakers and creative professionals have access to relevant, future-ready AI filmmaking skills.
     
    The collaboration will leverage Aptech’s established network and delivery infrastructure to enable the course to reach learners through classroom, online and blended learning formats. The partnership will also support broader industry engagement and thought leadership around the evolving role of AI in filmmaking and creative education.
     

    Ameet Zaveri

    Ameet Zaveri – Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer – Get Set Learn,said, “The convergence of artificial intelligence and filmmaking is creating an entirely new creative paradigm. Our collaboration with Aptech is designed to make this transformation accessible to learners through a structured, hands-on learning experience that combines technology with storytelling and creative thinking.

    “By bringing industry perspectives, mentorship and project-based learning into the programme, we aim to help students move beyond simply using AI tools and develop the ability to use these technologies meaningfully in the creative process,” Zaveri added.
     
    A key feature of the collaboration will be the integration of industry engagement and mentorship into the learning journey. GSL’s creative team will support faculty training and course delivery, participate in select sessions as industry speakers, and provide mentoring and guidance to students undertaking their capstone projects. Top-performing students will also have the opportunity to be considered for internships, while outstanding student films may be showcased through GSL’s platforms and channels.
     
    The partnership reflects the growing importance of preparing creative talent for an industry increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. As generative AI transforms ideation, scripting, visual development, production and post-production workflows, the ability to combine creative storytelling with emerging technology is becoming an increasingly important skill for the next generation of filmmakers and content creators.
     

    The Gen AI Filmmaking Programme is a 100-hour virtual/hybrid course offering aspiring Indian filmmakers structured, industry-oriented training in AI-powered filmmaking. Admission is based on a creative assessment to ensure participants have the right aptitude. The programme combines lectures, demonstrations, video tutorials and project-based learning, culminating in a capstone AI short film.

    It includes sessions by Aptech’s faculty, AI modules and masterclasses led by filmmakers, AI experts and GSL’s creative team, along with mentorship, project guidance and possible internship opportunities. Outstanding films may be showcased on Aptech and GSL platforms or submitted to AI film festivals.

    According to Dimension Market Research, the global Generative AI in Movies market is expected to reach USD 4,490.7 million by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 28.2%. As studios seek faster and more cost-effective production, AI is increasingly being used across scripting, visual effects and editing, boosting demand for professionals who can blend storytelling with AI workflows.

    The collaboration aims to help learners build the skills and industry exposure needed for the next generation of filmmaking and digital content creation.

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