Study well, do a graduation on a different field other than media. Get a job earn.. Do a master's or a diploma in direction. Have a time frame to try out your chances like one year or 2 years etc . Don't over do your time limit. If you don't get a chance go back to your earlier job. Keep your passion alive by making short films or independent films.. It's just a profession don't take it to heart.. I work as a co director. And this is my experience trying to tell a guy what I wanted to hear when I was your age... Just concentrate on education first and be open for all kinds of professions... All the best

​@pran2053 bro unga contact kudunga bro adya join panni work pannanum

@@PrasannaPrasanna-pu2ui En contact naala periya use illinga. You have to try other ways like 1. Directa director office ke poi resume portfolio kudunga meet panni chance kelunga. (Don't go to shooting spot, only office) 2. go to film fests you will get to meet people there Anga chance kadaikum AD ya work panna 3. Go and hangout with film institute students . They might lead you to a few offers 4. Go join a Advertisement agency. You will get networking in film land too that way and you will also will be paid decent.. Before becoming a AD also know that it is a very poorly or no paid job mostly unless you crack into big circles. Secondly skills as a assistant director and directors are different. You might not become a better director because of assisting anyone. Only slight advantage maybe you might get a chance to pitch your story to a hero or producer. Make a network with technicians. But this also chance game only. Anyways all the best. My mail ID is rockinghearts@gmail

Study well, do a graduation on a different field other than media. Get a job earn.. Do a master's or a diploma in direction. Have a time frame to try out your chances like one year or 2 years etc . Don't over do your time limit. If you don't get a chance go back to your earlier job. Keep your passion alive by making short films or independent films.. It's just a profession don't take it to heart.. I work as a co director. And this is my experience trying to tell a guy what I wanted to hear when I was your age... Just concentrate on education first and be open for all kinds of professions... All the best