Welcome to Save

School of Animation and Visual effects was founded on the philosophy that concentrated production work combined with industry-led theory is more valuable than purely theoretical instruction. This unique educational model has proven to be successful across our 11 programs, allowing students to achieve more than at any other school.

In "SAVE", students receive a rigorous and comprehensive education including lectures, tutorials, productions, collaborations with other departments, mentorship with working professionals, and insight from guest speakers.

The keys to the SAVE model are intensity and structure: there's no such thing as "down time" at SAVE - unlike university and college educations, each term, each week, each day is filled with learning and creating. And rather than picking and choosing from a variety of courses, your SAVE education is carefully designed so that the courses and projects in each term build directly upon what you learned the term before.

This is why one intensive year at SAVE is the equivalent of a 3 or 4 year program at another academic institution. It's also what makes a SAVE education perfect for students who don't want to spend a lot of time in school before starting their careers in the entertainment industry.

Ms Bose has to her credit around 27 years of industry experience having been associated with both public and private organizations. She has served the West Bengal Electronics Industry Development Corporation Limited (Webel), a State Govt. company, for 22 years in the fields of Industry Relations, Corporate Communications and Training & Development. Ms Bose moved into more challenging jobs and joined Infinity Infotech Parks to head the group's Corporate Communications Department and has been in this capacity for the last three years.

She specialises in Public Relations, Media Relations, Advertising, Communication and in various CSR related activities. Ms Bose heads all corporate communication activities of Infinity as also the group's CSRs.

Ms Bose is a National Council Member of the Public Relations Cociety of India and an Executive Committee Member of PRSI - Kolkata Chapter. She is also Member of IT, Environment and Societal Development sub-committees of CII-Eastern Region and IT sub-committee of Bengal Chambers of Commerce and Industry.

Ms Bose has a passion for teaching PR and Communication and is a visiting faculty at Bhavan's College of Communication & Management, Salt Lake, Webel Management Training Centres, Lady Brobourne College, Provident Fund Zonal Training Institute and ESI Training Institute.

Bappaditya Bandopadhyay is a renowned film director and also a poet. He has achieved many National and International Award in several different categories. He has been successful to depict his massages on screen through his immense skillsets and expertise .In this verse field of filmmaking and story telling ,he has been comfortable to handle all the genres attempted yet even with his signature style. Categories includes feature film,television serial, documentary, television commercials etc.

He is the recipient of the Most Promising Director award for the year 2003, by the BFJA (Bengal Film Journalists' Association). His second feature film Silpantar (Colours of Hunger) was premiered at the Sofia International Film Festival, Bulgaria. The film was selected in the competitive section of the International Film Festival Bratislava in 2003. It was the only Indian film other than Devdas selected at the 2003 Helsinki International Film Festival. Debashree Roy won the Kalakar Award for Best Actressfor her performance in the film.

Bappaditya Bandopadhyay’s first feature film Sampradan (The Offering of the Daughter) was selected in the competitive section of the 6th Dhaka International Film Festival, 2000. The film won three major awards in the categories of Best Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Best Female Playback Singer in the BFJA Awards that year. It also won the Dishari Award in the category of Best Music Director.

His third feature film Devaki, starring PerizaadZorabian and SumanRanganathan, two Bollywood actresses, in English and Hindi was released in 2006. The film was selected and screened at the Indian Osean section of the 7th Osian’sCinefan Film Festival. The film was in the competition section in the Temecula Valley International Film Festival and the Idaho International Film Festival. It also won the Best Feature Film Award at the Asheville Film Festival.

Kantatar, the fourth feature film directed by Bandopadhyay was selected in the Asian competition of the 7th Osian’sCinefan Film Festival. The film was also screened at the Raindance Film Festival in London.

Bandopadhyay also directed a television serial, Anandanagarirkathakata, on the architectural history of Kolkata for the Bengali television channel Alpha Bangla. His documentary on the tribal masks was broadcast by Doordarshan.

His latest film, KagojerBou, based on the novel of the same name by Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay, has also received several national award .

Bandopadhyay is also a poet. His published works include PokaderAtmiyasajan (Friends and Relatives of the Insects). He writes regularly on the various aspects of modern cinema.