More to share: India's film and TV industry is enjoying good growth prospects, leading post facilities, expecially in the larger cities, to invest in more equipment and offer a greater range of services. (Country Focus).(Industry Overview)
Asia Image, October, 2001 by Lahiri, Indrajit
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The Indian production market is growing at a clip, with a good volume of work coming from television programmes, promos and commercials, documentaries, and corporate videos. Post houses are continuing to invest in digital equipment, and growth is projected at between 15 and 20 per cent for 2001-2002.
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Growth prospects are greater in major film and TV production centres such as Chennai and Mumbai, but in other cities, prospects are mixed, although they've seen a spate of TV channels launched in the past year. A clear trend that has emerged is of Indian post facilities branching out ...
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