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3rd Training course on “One Week PROFESSIONAL CAMERAMAN VIDEO & LIGHTING TECHNIQUES” .

 

CONGRATULATION

On Successfully Completion of

 “One Week PROFESSIONAL CAMERAMAN VIDEO & LIGHTING TECHNIQUES TRAINING COURSE”
(6th-10th Jan 2014)

Organized by
National Training Bureau
For
The Potential Professionals and support/crew staff working in Media Houses, T.V. Channels etc. which was started from  04-11-2013 successfully completed on 08-11-2l013.
I want to congratulate each of you on your hard work, diligence, seriousness of purpose, and active participation over the course of this one week training.
Enjoy Pics/Photographs of Training Session and Distribution of Certificates Ceremony.
Honorable Chief Guests, Senator Robina Khalid, Dr. Tariq Fazal Chaudhary. (MNA)And Mr. Anjum Aqeel Khan, grace the event and after their valued addresses they awarded the certificates among  the participants of course.
Looking forward for your kind suggestions and esteemed recommendations for further improvement .
Zahoor Tariq Siddiqui

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