India is steadily establishing itself as a major AVGC hub, supported by a young and skilled workforce, rising digital consumption and increasing global collaborations. With government initiatives and strong industry investments, the AVGC sector is contributing to large-scale employment and economic growth.

AVGC Growth and Industry Impact

The AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics) sector today extends far beyond entertainment. It plays a vital role in industries such as education, healthcare, architecture, advertising and e-commerce. From immersive learning experiences and simulations to cinematic visual effects and interactive gaming, AVGC is transforming how content is created and consumed.

As the industry continues to evolve, there is a growing need for professionals who are not only creative but also trained in real-world production workflows. This highlights the importance of industry-aligned education.

AVGC Industry Growth in India 

The AVGC ( (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics) industry in India is witnessing rapid growth, with the animation market projected to grow from USD 2.4 billion in 2024 to USD 14.6 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of over 35%. The gaming sector is also expanding at 14–17% CAGR, driven by mobile adoption and digital payments. Overall, India’s AVGC ecosystem is expected to generate significant economic value and require over 2 million skilled professionals by 2030, highlighting a strong demand-supply gap in trained talent. 

About Motion Media School

Motion Media School, an initiative by the Sunny Oberoi Group, is a Pune-based institute focused on developing career-ready talent for the AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics) industry. Motion Media School is built on a strong foundation of practical learning, ensuring students are equipped with both creative and technical skills required by the industry.

Courses at Motion Media School

Motion Media School offers a wide range of programs designed to meet diverse career goals. Students can enroll in UGC-approved Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs that combine academic excellence with industry exposure. Motion Media School also provides diploma and short-term certification courses for those seeking fast-track, skill-based learning and quick entry into the industry.

Learning Experience at Motion Media School

The learning approach at Motion Media School is centered on hands-on, project-based training. Students gain exposure to animation, VFX, game design and motion graphics through real-world assignments that simulate industry workflows.

Motion Media School ensures training on industry-standard tools and software, enabling students to stay aligned with professional practices. Strong emphasis is placed on portfolio development so that students graduate with job-ready work that stands out in the competitive AVGC industry.

World-Class Campus and Connectivity

Motion Media School offers a modern campus equipped with world-class classrooms, advanced infrastructure and creative learning spaces. The institute provides high-performance systems and studio-like environments that replicate real production settings.

Located close to Pune Railway Station, Motion Media School ensures excellent connectivity for students traveling from across the city and nearby regions, making it a convenient destination for aspiring professionals.

Faculty, Guidance and Placement Assistance

Motion Media School is driven by experienced faculty and industry mentors who provide continuous guidance throughout the learning journey. The focus extends beyond technical skills to include creative thinking, storytelling and career development.

Motion Media School also offers placement assistance, helping students connect with opportunities in animation studios, VFX companies and gaming firms. This career-focused approach ensures students are prepared to step confidently into the professional world.

Building Future Careers with Motion Media School

As the AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics) industry continues to grow, the need for structured, industry-relevant education is more critical than ever. Motion Media School is committed to shaping future professionals who can meet industry demands with confidence and creativity.

For those looking to build a career in animation, VFX and gaming, Motion Media School offers the right blend of education, exposure and opportunity.

To explore programs and begin a career in AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming and Comics), visit: https://www.motionmediaschool.com/

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BES EXPO 2025: A Hub of Innovation, Collaboration & Policy Dialogue

The 29th edition of BES EXPO, organized by the Broadcast Engineering Society (India) and backed by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, spotlighted the theme:

“Transforming the Media Landscape through AI: Create, Collaborate, Monetize.”

From virtual production stages to indigenous digital radio systems, the event featured innovations across 5G broadcast, AI newsroom tools, OTT infrastructure, and direct satellite integration for mobility and safety.

Key Highlights:

Live Tech Demos: AI-powered editing suites, digital twins, virtual studios, IPTV & OTT systems

Special “Make in India” Focus: Showcasing indigenous broadcast manufacturing potential

AI in Newsrooms: Smart monetization, inclusive content distribution, and ethical challenges

D2M Technology: Real-time alerts, infotainment for EVs, and disaster communication

Shri Navneet Sehgal, Chairman, Prasar Bharati: “This expo is where Indian innovation meets global vision. It’s time to build our own broadcast tools, platforms, and policies.”

Shri Sanjay Jaju, Secretary, Ministry of I&B: “AI, 5G, and cross-sector collaboration will define the future of broadcasting. BES EXPO brings the right ecosystem together.”

Mark A Aitken, Keynote Speaker, ONE Media (USA): “This is not just India’s moment — it’s India’s movement in reshaping global broadcast standards.”

 AVGC Sector Becomes Economic Powerhouse

Running parallel to the EXPO buzz, India’s AVGC industry — valued at ₹19 lakh crore — took center stage in policy discussions, with stakeholders calling it a “bigger economic force than film or music.”

Anand Banerjee (Lakshya India): “We’re moving from green screens to virtual sets, from storytelling to immersive real-time experiences.”

P. Jayakumar: “India’s AVGC ambition began in Cannes 2002. Today, it’s driving economic and cultural exports.”

Policy support through subsidies, startup labs, and public messaging (like Mann Ki Baat) are cementing AVGC’s place in the digital economy.

Key developments:

• 5 AVGC centres, 25+ labs, 100+ startup supports in the pipeline
• Rise of Indian IPs: From Hanuman and Tenali Rama to Anime expos
• Real-time storytelling and digital twins gaining momentum

OTT, IP, and Regulation: Bridging Ecosystems

India’s content landscape is undergoing rapid reconfiguration:

OTT subscriptions surged while traditional cable stagnates

Gamification & multiscreen content now dominate consumer behavior

Original Indian IPs are in demand globally

Regulatory bottlenecks are under review as TRAI considers new content and carriage reforms

Airtel’s Shweta: “90% of consumers still stuck with rigid DPO bouquets. We need fair content economics and pricing freedom.”

From Earth to Orbit: Satellites Powering Broadcast

BES EXPO 2025 also spotlighted LEO (Low Earth Orbit) satellite internet and its vital role in broadcasting.

Robert Ravi (CMD, BSNL) & partners from Hughes, Jio, Tejas Networks showcased:

Latency drops from 600ms to 30ms for real-time broadcasting

D2M in vehicles, trains, aircraft for infotainment & safety

Live 360° streaming, emergency alerts, and disaster education

Despite challenges in cost and device compatibility, the promise of satellite-integrated broadcasting is transformative.

Smart Mobility & Broadcast Merge: India’s EV Vision

Speakers like Sudhendu Jyoti Sinha, K.K. Kapila, and Atul Vivek tied clean mobility and real-time media integration into India’s 2030 goals:

Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) communication via broadcast

Infotainment upgrades in EVs with embedded D2M chips

Shuny campaign aims for 93 crore EV deliveries, boosting connected mobility and communication

Final Word: A Digital Media Trifecta

India’s broadcast, AVGC, and mobility sectors are no longer operating in silos. BES EXPO 2025 made clear that these ecosystems are interlinked and mutually reinforcing.

 Sunil, President, BES (India):

“We’re not just showcasing machines or software. We’re laying the foundation for India’s leadership in media innovation.”

Aftab Ahmad, Hon. Secretary, BES (India):

“Startups, students, and storytellers — this platform belongs to all. The next media revolution starts here.”

With the right regulations, strategic investments, and global partnerships, India is poised to lead not just in content, but in the technologies and frameworks that deliver it to the world.

As curtains fall on BES EXPO 2025, the future of Indian broadcasting stands brighter, smarter, and more self-reliant than ever.

By Amit Deshmukh

This pioneering festival, the first of its kind in the world, has become a landmark event in the media industry, uniting journalists, filmmakers, media professionals, and students from India and abroad. Designed to honor and celebrate journalism, the festival truly embodies the spirit of being “of the journalist, by the journalists, for the journalists.”

With a record-breaking 33 media and AVGC-related events, the festival serves as a vibrant platform for discussions on press freedom, ethical journalism, technological advancements in media, and the growing AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics) sector.

Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Festival President, President of ICMEI, and Chancellor of AAFT University of Media and Arts, initiated and expressed his vision, stating: “Journalism is the pillar of democracy, and through this festival, we aim to spread the message of love, peace, and unity. The media has the power to bridge gaps and foster global harmony. The integration of AVGC into this festival is a step towards embracing the future of digital media and entertainment.”

The event was graced by several renowned national and international dignitaries, each sharing their thoughts on the significance of journalism and media in today’s world: Dr. Kiran Bedi, Former Governor of Puducherry, emphasized the role of journalism in shaping public opinion and holding authorities accountable. She stated: “A responsible media is the backbone of any democratic society. Truthful, unbiased, and ethical journalism must always be upheld. Festivals like GFJN inspire young journalists to embrace the core values of this noble profession.”

Deepak Singhal, Former Chief Secretary, UP, spoke about the evolving nature of journalism, saying: “The digital era has transformed the way news is consumed. The challenge for today’s journalists is to maintain authenticity amidst the rapid spread of misinformation.” Cdr. K.L. Ganju, Hon. Consul General of Comoros, highlighted the global importance of ethical journalism and stated:

“Journalism has the power to influence international relations. Ethical reporting is essential in maintaining peace between nations.”

Dr. Waiel Awwad, Senior Journalist from Syria, provided insights into journalism in conflict zones, saying:

“Reporting in war-torn areas comes with immense challenges. It is crucial that journalists remain fearless yet responsible in their pursuit of the truth.” Aji Fatoumatta Joof, First Secretary, Gambia High Commission, shared her experience of media’s role in diplomatic relations, noting: “Journalism is not just about reporting; it is about storytelling that educates and connects cultures worldwide.”

Anil Sharda, Senior Journalist, narrated his experiences and emphasized: “Journalism should never be about sensationalism. Instead, it must be about facts, research, and impact.” Sharmishtha Sharma, Senior Journalist, spoke on the need for gender balance in journalism, stating: “More women in media leadership positions will bring diverse perspectives and create a more inclusive media landscape.”

Naveen Choudhary, Senior Journalist & Author, expressed his views on the future of journalism, saying: “With AI and technology shaping news consumption, it is imperative to uphold credibility and journalistic ethics.” Aparna Moazzam, TV Anchor, stressed the importance of responsible television journalism, adding: “As journalists, we must ensure that we report with integrity and contribute to an informed society.”

Alongside thought-provoking discussions, the festival featured prestigious releases, including: Poster Release: Shaheed Bhagat Singh Forum, honoring the legendary freedom fighter. Book Launch: Mere Bachpan Ka Chand by Dr. Dewakar Goel, reflecting on childhood memories and the evolving landscape of education.cThe event was skillfully anchored by Mehak Zaidi, Assistant Professor at AAFT School of Journalism & Mass Communication, who kept the audience engaged and inspired.

The 13th Global Festival of Journalism & AVGC Noida 2025 set a new benchmark for media festivals worldwide. With its strong focus on journalistic integrity, media ethics, and technological advancements, the festival is expected to influence future generations of journalists and media professionals.

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