Empowering the Industry: Film Development Board Announces Intensive Training Calendar for 2082

March 3, 2026 at 09:12 PM
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KATHMANDU – Under the ambitious initiative Film Workers Capacity Enhancement Year–2082, the Film Development Board (FDB) is ramping up efforts to modernize the Nepali film industry. Following the successful completion of scriptwriting, Dolby Atmos sound mixing, and horse-riding workshops, the Board has now released a comprehensive schedule for a fresh wave of specialized training programs.

These workshops are designed to bridge the gap between traditional filmmaking and international standards, focusing on technical precision, physical safety, and the integration of cutting-edge technology like Artificial Intelligence (AI).


Upcoming Training & Workshop Schedule (2082)

The Board has targeted diverse niches within the industry, from stunt safety to advanced post-production.

Training / WorkshopLead Instructor / DetailsProposed Date (2082)
Swimming & SafetyProfessional instructorsLast week of Falgun
AI in FilmmakingTech Experts1st week of Chaitra
Voice Acting & DubbingAmit DeondiChaitra 1 – 3
Film Light (Gaffer)Technical Professionals2nd week of Chaitra
Drone OperationLicensed Drone PilotsChaitra 9 – 17
Prosthetic MakeupAyaz SheikhLast week of Chaitra
Photo & Video JournalismIndustry VeteransLast week of Chaitra

Priority & Participation

The Board is placing a strong emphasis on active professionals to ensure the immediate application of these skills.

Eligibility: While open to all, special priority will be given to film workers who have been continuously active for the last five years.

Selection Process: Enrollment is based on a "first-come, first-served" basis.

How to Apply: Interested individuals can contact the Film Development Board directly via their official WhatsApp number (as provided in their notices) or through their respective professional associations.


A Vision for Modernization

Board Chairperson Dinesh DC has stated that these programs are not just formal declarations but a results-oriented campaign. By introducing technical skills like Drone operation and Prosthetic makeup, the Board aims to reduce the industry's dependence on foreign technicians and elevate the visual quality of Nepali Movies.

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