In the pursuit of excellence, we haven’t forgotten about knowledge, empathy, and respect – three key features of our ethos.AFI Awards: 'The Good Place', 'Handmaid's Tale', 'This Is Us', 'Stranger Things' Among TV Honorees We also have the honour of providing our students with guest lectures from industry leaders in the domestic as well as global film, communication, and creative arts sector. WWI’s faculty is a body of renowned industry professionals. Our faculty immerses students in the practical realities of their specialization by focusing on the best industry practices. The teaching procedure is curated to make sure that student learning is industry-oriented and collaborative. We ensure that the education regarding the creative aspects of the industry dovetails seamlessly with the business aspects. The industry-oriented curriculum at WWI is a unique blend of theories and practicals with the primary focus on making our students proficient in their vocation. Our vision is to create a state-of-the-art institution that sets a new standard of world-class education in film, communication, and creative arts. The sprawling 5.5-acre campus is fitted with top-of-the-line equipment to ensure that students imbibe the academic and tactical aspects of the curriculum. We currently have 3500+ alumni successfully working in the media and entertainment industry. We are highly committed to shaping the next generation of artists, designers, actors, and all other facets of filmmaking, media, and entertainment. It’s a pertinent effort of ours to help students realize their dreams and break the status quo. WWI provides its students with a unique and enthralling environment. Located inside Mumbai’s Filmcity Complex, students receive hands-on instructions in the discipline they want to pursue. Since its inception in 2006, WWI has successfully delivered world-class education in all creative and technical aspects of filmmaking. Whistling Woods International (WWI) is India’s premier Film, Communication & Creative Arts Institute.
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