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The technological advances in visual media in the wake of digital culture have created a new platform for Film Making, Television and Digital Production. The Film, Television & Digital Video Production Course is a 10 months full-time, Post-graduate Diploma Programme. In an inspiring and high-energy environment, the Course attempts to initiate professional training at the graduate or above graduate level. The course also equips the students in the art and craft of filmmaking and television programme production and is designed to prepare you for career in film and Television. Classes are taught by award-winning industry professionals with an unrivalled approach to hands-on, interactive learning in a real-world environment.
Faculty members will design assignments that engage students in interaction with students.
Students are expected to submit high quality assignments and projects during this course. Consistently late assignments can impact the final grade of this course. With a total of 510 sessions (102 credits) the Course offerings include: Film Studies, Direction, Scripting, Cinematography, Digital Editing, Sound, Lighting, Documentary Film Making, Still Photography and Multi Camera Live show.
| Tution Fees | 417000 |
| CSGT 9% | 37530 |
| SGST 9% | 37530 |
| Registration Fees | 2500 |
| CSGT 9% | 225 |
| SGST 9% | 225 |
| Library Deposit | 2500 |
| Total Fees | 497510 |
Anyone holding a graduate degree in Arts, Science, Mass Media, Commerce or any professional course etc. (Students, awaiting their graduation results, should submit a photocopy of the final year mark sheet of Second Semester to the Administration Office) failing which they will not be eligible for the XIC Diploma). There is an on-line entrance test followed by personal interview.
The course is conducted over week days - Monday to Saturday (9.00am - 8.30 pm), with three to four sessions daily. Workshops and Seminars are usually scheduled for Saturdays or Sundays. 75% attendance is compulsory in each module. Grades will be downgraded from the performance based credits.
All modules in this course are obligatory.
The Management reserves the right, as and when necessary,
to change the syllabus without prior notice.
Hands-on experience of what is taught
| Sessions | Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| Film & Television Direction | 100 Sessions | 20 Credits |
| Cinematography & Lighting | 50 Sessions | 10 Credits |
| Script Writing | 30 Sessions | 6 Credits |
| Editing | 30 Sessions | 6 Credits |
| Music | 5 Sessions | 1 Credits |
| Sound | 15 Sessions | 3 Credits |
| Film Studies | 15 Sessions | 3 Credits |
| Still Photography | 15 Sessions | 3 Credits |
| Television Studies | 10 Sessions | 2 Credits |
| Production Designing and Planning | 10 Sessions | 2 Credits |
| Ad Filmmaking | 10 Sessions | 2 Credits |
| Short Fiction Film – I | 40 Sessions | 8 Credits |
| VFX | 20 Sessions | 4 Credits |
| Song Picturisation | 30 Sessions | 6 Credits |
| Social Documentary | 50 Sessions | 10 Credits |
| Shorts Fiction Film – II | 60 Sessions | 12 Credits |
| Promotion | ||
| Film Market Trends in Production & Distribution | ||
| Field / Study Trip | ||
| Seminar/Panel Discussions/Extra Events | ||
| Personal Empowerment | ||
| Diversity & Inclusion | ||
| Total: 510 sessions | 560 Sessions | 112 Credits |