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3 MONTH PROGRAMS
PRODUCTION DIRECTION &
TV JOURNALISM
VIDEO EDITING & SOUND RECORDING
CAMERA & LIGHTING TECHNIQUES
ACTING & PRESENTATION
TV GRAPHICS & ANIMATION
STILL PHOTOGRAPHY & JOURNALISM
SOUND RECORDING & RADIO PRODUCTION
1 YEAR PROGRAMS
PGD IN CAMERA & LIGHTING TECHNIQUES
PGD IN POST PRODUCTION
DIPLOMA IN VISUAL COMMUNICATION
DIPLOMA IN ACTING FOR
FILM & TV
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MEDIA MANAGEMENT
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TV JOURNALISM & COMMUNICATION
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FILM & TV PRODUCTION
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PRINT& PHOTO JOURNALISM
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ADVERTISING
MASS COMMUNICATION
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MULTIMEDIA
 
2 YEAR PROGRAMS
MSC MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES
M.A IN CINEMA
MBA IN MEDIA MANAGEMENT
MSC IN MASS COMMUNICATION
M.A IN RADIO & TV
3 YEAR PROGRAMS
BSC MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES
B.A IN CINEMA
BBA IN MEDIA MANAGEMENT
BSC IN MASS COMMUNICATION
B.A IN RADIO & TV



Subhash Sagar Film Producer
AAFT is the Ganga sagar of Film Trade in India; they are the supplier of talent to the industry. More


 
SYLLABUS
  1. Television and Radio Broadcasting: History and current perspectives;      Television and Radio as a means of mass communication

  2. Mass Communication: Process and effects of mass communication; Methodologies of mass communication research, understanding the audience.

  3. Ethics for Television and Radio Broadcasting: Freedom of expression in mass communication; challenges of producing responsive and responsible television and radio programmes.

  4. Television and Radio Genres: Entertainment, information and education in television and radio; classification of television and radio programmes. Such as dramas, soaps, serials, game shows, covering sports, music album & music videos, designing broadcast material for pre-school, school, college and university level students.

  5. Special Issues in Television and Radio Broadcasting: Social, religious and cultural issues; images of women, children and minorities in radio and television.

  6. Writing for Radio Broadcasting: The techniques of writing for radio broadcasting.

  7. Development Skills for Radio Broadcasting: Structured practicals in the creative use of microphone, handling sound mixing consoles and recorders; application of audio softwares in sound recording;

  8. Production of audio recordings and radio programmes for Radio Broadcasting: Graded exercises in the production of various type of spoken words and musical programmes for the music industry and broadcasting.

  9. Writing for Television: Technique of screen writing; developing stories; creating characters; writing scenes; screenplays and dialogues; preparing the shooting script; adapting novels for the screen presentation.

  10. Development of skills for TV Presentation: Structured practicals in Acting & Presentation, Camera & Lighting Techniques; Video Editing & Sound Recording; Producing & Directing.

  11. Television Journalism: Electronics news gathering; technique of writing to visuals; production of news; art of interviewing people.

  12. Television Documentary: Technique of producing information type of programmes for the screen, the television documentary.

  13. Production of Television Programmes: Graded exercises in the production of video and various type of television programmes.

  14. Advertising and Public Relations: Advertising as an economic force and a cultural form of representation, techniques of producing advertising clips for the radio and television; public relations a business and societal force.

  15. The New Media: Personal computer as a tool for generating graphics and animation for screen presentation; the internet; the multimedia.

  16. National Media Policy: Regulations and funding of the electronic media; community, public service and commercial broadcasting concepts.

  17. Broadcast Management: Financial, human resources, legal, marketing and strategic issues relating to management of radio and television production houses and broadcasting stations; satellite radio and television channels and cable TV networks; effective scheduling of radio and television programmes.