AAFT

What Will You Master?

B.Sc in Cinema (All Specialization Programs)

Specialization in Acting

Specialization in Cinematography

Specialization in Direction

Specialization in Post-Production

Specialization in Sound Editing

Specialization in Acting

Specialization in Cinematography

Specialization in Direction

Specialization in Post-Production

Specialization in Sound Editing

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Acting)

Semester 1

Acting and Presentation
History of Indian and World Cinema
Production - I - Concepts of Blocking, Composition and Continuity
Digital Photography - Theory and Practice
Techniques of Screenwriting - I
Elements of Editing - Theory and Practice

Semester 2

Acting, Craft and Execution
Art Forms and Cultural Studies
Production - II - Film with no Dialogue (2-5 minutes)
Digital Video Technique
Mise-en-Scene and Elements of Production Design
Communication and Soft Skills

Semester 3

Indian Cinema
Media Ethics and Law
Film Marketing and Promotions
Production III - Ad Films
Acting Specialization - I
Direction Specialization - I
Cinematography Specialization - I
Post-Production Specialization - I

Semester 4

World Cinema
Understanding New Media - OTT
Production IV - Documentary Film Production
Production V - Dialogue Exercise 7-min
Life Skills / EDGE
Summer Internship
Acting Specialization - II
Direction Specialization - II
Cinematography Specialization - II
Post-Production Specialization - II

Semester 5

Contemporary Indian Cinema
Contemporary World Cinema
Production VI - Short Film - 5 Min
Production VII - Music Video
EDGE / Life Skills
Acting Specialization - III
Direction Specialization - III
Cinematography Specialization - III
Post-Production Specialization - III

Semester 6

Producing and Directing Films - Final Fiction Film - 20 Mins
Research Module

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Cinematography)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright and building confidence in presentation
Core concepts and forms of films
Understanding early cinema and film fundamentals
Basics of still photography and design technology
Role and application of technology in photography
Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
Individual projects in directing and producing

Semester 2

Mastering advanced acting and directing techniques
Exploring post-WWI and WWII cinema history
Significance of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Techniques of film and video editing
Crafting coherent films and TV programs through shot assembly
Key elements of composition: camera, lighting, sets, props, and more
Interpreting mood, character, and story in films

Semester 3

Exploring the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Understanding their importance in the entertainment industry
Enhancing craft sense and creative ability
Individually directing and producing montages and music videos
Mastering film editing techniques and workflows
Specializing in cinematography: composition, lighting, equipment, and visual effects
Performing as a cinematographer: technician, manager, and storyteller
Gaining hands-on experience with grip, electric, and camera equipment
Applying skills across pre-production, principal photography, and post-production

Semester 4

Introduction to different cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and reviews of the films
Learning individually to direct and produce 10-12 minute short films
Developing a sense of selecting the right location, conceiving 3D visuals
Developing the feel and look of each frame
Learning to supervise the décor and sticking to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to ethical and legal issues in film and media
Techniques for addressing moral dilemmas
Exploring moral, legal, and ethical aspects of professional communication
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond
Learning global film marketing and distribution strategies
Understanding trends in film distribution and exhibition
Directing and producing 15-20 short films

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Cinematography

Semester I

Introduction to Photography
Camera
Lighting and Visual Communication

Semester II

Introduction to Camera & Lighting technique
Terminology in Cinematography
The Shot and How to Frame It
Camera Angles
Lighting Techniques
Set Lighting

Semester III

Introduction to Cinematography
Concept of Exposure
Composition and its Techniques
Terminologies & Digital Imaging
Camera Lens & Optics Camera Lens & Optics
The Third Dimension

Semester IV

Seven pillars of method acting
Visual Storytelling
Camera movements
Continuity
Digital Video Techniques
Film Shooting Techniques
Types of Cuts and Practical Exercise

Semester V

Lighting Techniques
3-POINT LIGHTING SETUP
Digital Imaging Techniques
Set operations
Practice Basic Scene Lighting of a Film Set
Shooting for Documentaries- Musical Videos- Short Films

Semester VI

Final Film (Fiction-Non Fiction)
Final Graduating Collaborative Group Project

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Direction)

Semester 1

Reducing stage fright, building confidence, and mastering presentation skills
Introduction to core film forms and concepts
Understanding early cinema and enhancing foundational film knowledge
Basics of still photography and design technology
Application of technology in photography
Working with Adobe Photoshop
Individually directing and producing projects

Semester 2

Developing advanced acting and directing skills
Exploring cinema history post-WWI and WWII
Understanding the role of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Mastering the art of film and video editing
Techniques for assembling shots into a cohesive film or TV program
Understanding key elements like movement, camera, lighting, make-up, sets, and props in shot composition
Interpreting mood, character, and story in films

Semester 3

Exploring the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Understanding the significance of costumes and make-up in the entertainment industry
Developing craft skills and creative abilities
Directing and producing montages and music videos individually
Understanding the film editing and cutting process
Specializing in Direction to develop students' ability to collaborate with the head, actors, crew, and post-production team to create and execute aesthetic looks and shooting plans for a screenplay

Semester 4

Introduction to diverse cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and film reviews
Directing and producing 10-12 minute short films individually
Developing skills in location selection and conceiving 3D visuals
Crafting the feel and look of each frame
Supervising décor and adhering to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to ethical and legal issues in film and media
Analyzing techniques for handling moral dilemmas
Exploring moral, legal, and ethical discourse in professional communication
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond
Learning global film marketing and distribution strategies
Understanding current trends in film distribution and exhibition
Directing and producing 15-20 short films

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Direction

Semester I

Mise-en-scene: Meaning & Elements
Importance & Relevance in Films
Scene Examples to Illustrate Mise-en-scene
Basic Considerations Before Undertaking a Production
Decoding Film Budgeting

Semester II

Composition
Techniques of Composition
Continuity
The Continuity System

Semester III

Visual Communication & Aesthetics
Basic Shot Conventions
Cinematography & Rules of Composition
Idea Generation Techniques
Story Development Process
Writing for Different Formats
Space & Time in Direction, Maintaining Through Costumes and Make-up

Semester IV

Writing in Direction
Characterization & Structuring in Direction
Basics of Production Designing
Importance of Costumes, Jewelry & Make-up
Role of Editing in Direction
Directional Unity
Shot Continuity
Montages

Semester V

Shot Division
Script Breakdown & Scene Breakdown
Budgeting & Its Format
Recce and Location Scouting
Role of Location Manager
Floor Plan & Storyboarding
Importance of Storyboards
Master Scene & Master Shot
How to View a Film Through the Filmmaker's Eye

Semester VI

Final Group Project

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Post-Production)

Semester 1

Reducing stage fright, building confidence, and mastering presentation skills
Introduction to core film forms and concepts
Understanding early cinema and enhancing basic film knowledge
Introduction to still photography and design technology
Application and importance of technology in photography
Working with Adobe Photoshop
Directing and producing individually
Basics of video post-production

Semester 2

Developing advanced acting and directing skills
Exploring cinema history post-WWI and WWII
Understanding the importance of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Mastering the art of film and video editing
Techniques for assembling shots into a cohesive film or TV program
Understanding key elements like movement, camera, lighting, make-up, sets, and props in shot composition
Interpreting the mood, character, and story of the movie

Semester 3

Understanding the early years of Indian cinema through screenings, discussions, and reviews
Exploring the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Understanding the significance of costumes and make-up in the entertainment industry
Developing craft skills and creative abilities
Directing and producing montages and music videos individually
Mastering the process of film editing and cutting
Specializing in video post-production to understand post-workflows from asset management to final delivery
Collaboration with clients/directors, technical and aesthetic editing skills, software mastery, color correction, and
industry-standard delivery formats

Semester 4

Introduction to diverse cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and reviews of films
Individually directing and producing 10-12 minute short films
Selecting the right location and conceiving 3D visuals
Crafting the feel and look of each frame
Supervising décor and adhering to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to a broad range of ethical and legal issues pertinent to film and media.
Analyzing techniques to deal with moral dilemmas.
Analyzing moral, legal and ethical discourse pertaining to professional communication.
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond.
Learning how to market and distribute films around the globe.
Understanding the trends of distribution and exhibition of films in the current scenario.
Directing and producing 15-20 short films.

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Post-Production

Semester I

Introduction to Film Editing
Principles of Editing
Editing & Sound
The Editing Workflow
Adobe Premiere Pro (Interface and Workflow)

Semester II

Key Editing Practices
Non-Linear Editing & Digital Technology
Editing Picture and Sound
Audio ‘Post Production
Adobe Premiere Pro/FCP (Editing Software)

Semester III

Fiction and Non – Fiction handling in Editing workflow
Types of Documentary films
Post Production of Documentary films
Post Production audio basics

Semester IV

Introduction to new narratives
Principles of Music Video Editing
Basics of Color correction
Fundamentals of Song recording
Music Editing Mixing & Sound

Semester V

New Narratives and Editing patterns
New Technological trends
Advance color theory
Advance sound practice

Semester VI

Specialization Showreel

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Sound Editing)

Semester 1

Reducing stage fright, building confidence, and mastering presentation skills
Introduction to core film forms and concepts
Understanding early cinema and enhancing foundational film knowledge
Introduction to still photography and design technology
Exploring the application and importance of technology in photography
Learning Adobe Photoshop
Individually directing and producing projects

Semester 2

Developing advanced acting and directing skills
Exploring cinema history post-WWI and WWII
Understanding the importance of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Mastering the art of film and video editing
Techniques for assembling shots into a cohesive film or TV program
Recognizing the role of elements like movement, camera, lighting, make-up, sets, and props in shot composition
Interpreting mood, character, and story in films

Semester 3

Exploring the early years of Indian cinema through screenings, discussions, and reviews
Understanding the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Recognizing the significance of costumes and make-up in the entertainment industry
Developing skills and abilities in the craft
Individually directing and producing montages and music videos
Mastering the process of film editing and cutting
Specializing in sound editing, focusing on producing high-quality sounds through various software

Semester 4

Introduction to diverse cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and reviews of films
Directing and producing 10-12 minute short films individually
Selecting the right location and conceiving 3D visuals
Crafting the feel and look of each frame
Supervising décor and adhering to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to ethical and legal issues in film and media
Techniques for addressing moral dilemmas
Analyzing moral, legal, and ethical discourse in professional communication
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond
Learning global film marketing and distribution strategies
Understanding current trends in film distribution and exhibition
Directing and producing 15-20 short films

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Acting)

Semester 1

Acting and Presentation
History of Indian and World Cinema
Production - I - Concepts of Blocking, Composition and Continuity
Digital Photography - Theory and Practice
Techniques of Screenwriting - I
Elements of Editing - Theory and Practice

Semester 2

Acting, Craft and Execution
Art Forms and Cultural Studies
Production - II - Film with no Dialogue (2-5 minutes)
Digital Video Technique
Mise-en-Scene and Elements of Production Design
Communication and Soft Skills

Semester 3

Indian Cinema
Media Ethics and Law
Film Marketing and Promotions
Production III - Ad Films
Acting Specialization - I
Direction Specialization - I
Cinematography Specialization - I
Post-Production Specialization - I

Semester 4

World Cinema
Understanding New Media - OTT
Production IV - Documentary Film Production
Production V - Dialogue Exercise 7-min
Life Skills / EDGE
Summer Internship
Acting Specialization - II
Direction Specialization - II
Cinematography Specialization - II
Post-Production Specialization - II

Semester 5

Contemporary Indian Cinema
Contemporary World Cinema
Production VI - Short Film - 5 Min
Production VII - Music Video
EDGE / Life Skills
Acting Specialization - III
Direction Specialization - III
Cinematography Specialization - III
Post-Production Specialization - III

Semester 6

Producing and Directing Films - Final Fiction Film - 20 Mins
Research Module

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Cinematography)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright and building confidence in presentation
Core concepts and forms of films
Understanding early cinema and film fundamentals
Basics of still photography and design technology
Role and application of technology in photography
Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
Individual projects in directing and producing

Semester 2

Mastering advanced acting and directing techniques
Exploring post-WWI and WWII cinema history
Significance of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Techniques of film and video editing
Crafting coherent films and TV programs through shot assembly
Key elements of composition: camera, lighting, sets, props, and more
Interpreting mood, character, and story in films

Semester 3

Exploring the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Understanding their importance in the entertainment industry
Enhancing craft sense and creative ability
Individually directing and producing montages and music videos
Mastering film editing techniques and workflows
Specializing in cinematography: composition, lighting, equipment, and visual effects
Performing as a cinematographer: technician, manager, and storyteller
Gaining hands-on experience with grip, electric, and camera equipment
Applying skills across pre-production, principal photography, and post-production

Semester 4

Introduction to different cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and reviews of the films
Learning individually to direct and produce 10-12 minute short films
Developing a sense of selecting the right location, conceiving 3D visuals
Developing the feel and look of each frame
Learning to supervise the décor and sticking to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to ethical and legal issues in film and media
Techniques for addressing moral dilemmas
Exploring moral, legal, and ethical aspects of professional communication
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond
Learning global film marketing and distribution strategies
Understanding trends in film distribution and exhibition
Directing and producing 15-20 short films

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Cinematography

Semester I

Introduction to Photography
Camera
Lighting and Visual Communication

Semester II

Introduction to Camera & Lighting technique
Terminology in Cinematography
The Shot and How to Frame It
Camera Angles
Lighting Techniques
Set Lighting

Semester III

Introduction to Cinematography
Concept of Exposure
Composition and its Techniques
Terminologies & Digital Imaging
Camera Lens & Optics Camera Lens & Optics
The Third Dimension

Semester IV

Seven pillars of method acting
Visual Storytelling
Camera movements
Continuity
Digital Video Techniques
Film Shooting Techniques
Types of Cuts and Practical Exercise

Semester V

Lighting Techniques
3-POINT LIGHTING SETUP
Digital Imaging Techniques
Set operations
Practice Basic Scene Lighting of a Film Set
Shooting for Documentaries- Musical Videos- Short Films

Semester VI

Final Film (Fiction-Non Fiction)
Final Graduating Collaborative Group Project

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Direction)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright and building confidence in presentation
Core concepts and forms of films
Understanding early cinema and film fundamentals
Basics of still photography and design technology
Role and application of technology in photography
Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
Individual projects in directing and producing

Semester 2

Mastering advanced acting and directing techniques
Exploring post-WWI and WWII cinema history
Significance of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Techniques of film and video editing
Crafting coherent films and TV programs through shot assembly
Key elements of composition: camera, lighting, sets, props, and more
Interpreting mood, character, and story in films

Semester 3

Exploring the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Understanding their importance in the entertainment industry
Enhancing craft sense and creative ability
Individually directing and producing montages and music videos
Mastering film editing techniques and workflows
Specializing in cinematography: composition, lighting, equipment, and visual effects
Performing as a cinematographer: technician, manager, and storyteller
Gaining hands-on experience with grip, electric, and camera equipment
Applying skills across pre-production, principal photography, and post-production

Specialization in Post-Production

Introduction to different cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and reviews of the films
Learning individually to direct and produce 10-12 minute short films
Developing a sense of selecting the right location, conceiving 3D visuals
Developing the feel and look of each frame
Learning to supervise the décor and sticking to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to ethical and legal issues in film and media
Techniques for addressing moral dilemmas
Exploring moral, legal, and ethical aspects of professional communication
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond
Learning global film marketing and distribution strategies
Understanding trends in film distribution and exhibition
Directing and producing 15-20 short films

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

Semester I

Mise-en-scene: Meaning & Elements
Importance & Relevance in Films
Scene Examples to Illustrate Mise-en-scene
Basic Considerations Before Undertaking a Production
Decoding Film Budgeting

Semester II

Composition
Techniques of Composition
Continuity
The Continuity System

Semester III

Visual Communication & Aesthetics
Basic Shot Conventions
Cinematography & Rules of Composition
Idea Generation Techniques
Story Development Process
Writing for Different Formats
Space & Time in Direction, Maintaining Through Costumes and Make-up

Semester IV

Writing in Direction
Characterization & Structuring in Direction
Basics of Production Designing
Importance of Costumes, Jewelry & Make-up
Role of Editing in Direction
Directional Unity
Shot Continuity
Montages

Semester V

Shot Division
Script Breakdown & Scene Breakdown
Budgeting & Its Format
Recce and Location Scouting
Role of Location Manager
Floor Plan & Storyboarding
Importance of Storyboards
Master Scene & Master Shot
How to View a Film Through the Filmmaker's Eye

Semester VI

Final Group Project

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Post-Production)

Semester 1

Reducing stage fright, building confidence, and mastering presentation skills
Introduction to core film forms and concepts
Understanding early cinema and enhancing basic film knowledge
Introduction to still photography and design technology
Application and importance of technology in photography
Working with Adobe Photoshop
Directing and producing individually
Basics of video post-production

Semester 2

Developing advanced acting and directing skills
Exploring cinema history post-WWI and WWII
Understanding the importance of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Mastering the art of film and video editing
Techniques for assembling shots into a cohesive film or TV program
Understanding key elements like movement, camera, lighting, make-up, sets, and props in shot composition
Interpreting the mood, character, and story of the movie

Semester 3

Understanding the early years of Indian cinema through screenings, discussions, and reviews
Exploring the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Understanding the significance of costumes and make-up in the entertainment industry
Developing craft skills and creative abilities
Directing and producing montages and music videos individually
Mastering the process of film editing and cutting
Specializing in video post-production to understand post-workflows from asset management to final delivery
Collaboration with clients/directors, technical and aesthetic editing skills, software mastery, color correction, and
industry-standard delivery formats

Semester 4

Introduction to diverse cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and reviews of films
Individually directing and producing 10-12 minute short films
Selecting the right location and conceiving 3D visuals
Crafting the feel and look of each frame
Supervising décor and adhering to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to a broad range of ethical and legal issues pertinent to film and media.
Analyzing techniques to deal with moral dilemmas.
Analyzing moral, legal and ethical discourse pertaining to professional communication.
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond.
Learning how to market and distribute films around the globe.
Understanding the trends of distribution and exhibition of films in the current scenario.
Directing and producing 15-20 short films.

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Post-Production

Semester I

Mise-en-scene: Meaning & Elements
Importance & Relevance in Films
Scene Examples to Illustrate Mise-en-scene
Basic Considerations Before Undertaking a Production
Decoding Film Budgeting

Semester II

Composition
Techniques of Composition
Continuity
The Continuity System

Semester III

Visual Communication & Aesthetics
Basic Shot Conventions
Cinematography & Rules of Composition
Idea Generation Techniques
Story Development Process
Writing for Different Formats
Space & Time in Direction, Maintaining Through Costumes and Make-up

Semester IV

Writing in Direction
Characterization & Structuring in Direction
Basics of Production Designing
Importance of Costumes, Jewelry & Make-up
Role of Editing in Direction
Directional Unity
Shot Continuity
Montages

Semester V

Shot Division
Script Breakdown & Scene Breakdown
Budgeting & Its Format
Recce and Location Scouting
Role of Location Manager
Floor Plan & Storyboarding
Importance of Storyboards
Master Scene & Master Shot
How to View a Film Through the Filmmaker's Eye

Semester VI

Final Group Project

B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Sound Editing)

Semester 1

Reducing stage fright, building confidence, and mastering presentation skills
Introduction to core film forms and concepts
Understanding early cinema and enhancing foundational film knowledge
Introduction to still photography and design technology
Exploring the application and importance of technology in photography
Learning Adobe Photoshop
Individually directing and producing projects

Semester 2

Developing advanced acting and directing skills
Exploring cinema history post-WWI and WWII
Understanding the importance of lighting and cinematography in storytelling
Mastering the art of film and video editing
Techniques for assembling shots into a cohesive film or TV program
Recognizing the role of elements like movement, camera, lighting, make-up, sets, and props in shot composition
Interpreting mood, character, and story in films

Semester 3

Exploring the early years of Indian cinema through screenings, discussions, and reviews
Understanding the aesthetics of make-up, costumes, and jewelry
Recognizing the significance of costumes and make-up in the entertainment industry
Developing skills and abilities in the craft
Individually directing and producing montages and music videos
Mastering the process of film editing and cutting
Specializing in sound editing, focusing on producing high-quality sounds through various software

Semester 4

Introduction to diverse cultures and art forms
Understanding the essence of religions, history, political theories, beliefs, and language
Exploring Iranian, French, Latin, and Korean cinema
Screening, discussions, and reviews of films
Directing and producing 10-12 minute short films individually
Selecting the right location and conceiving 3D visuals
Crafting the feel and look of each frame
Supervising décor and adhering to budget allocation

Semester 5

Introduction to ethical and legal issues in film and media
Techniques for addressing moral dilemmas
Analyzing moral, legal, and ethical discourse in professional communication
Focus on the rise of Indian cinema in the 90s and beyond
Learning global film marketing and distribution strategies
Understanding current trends in film distribution and exhibition
Directing and producing 15-20 short films

Semester 6

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (All Specialization Programs)

Specialization in Cinematography

Specialization in Acting

Specialization in Direction

Specialization in Post-Production

Specialization in Sound Editing

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Cinematography)

Semester 1

Acting and Presentation
History of Cinema
Digital Photography - Theory and Practice
Production I - Concepts of Blocking, Composition and Continuity
Techniques of Screenwriting
Elements of Editing - Theory and Practice
Production - II - Dialogue Exercise
CARE Online Program

Semester 2

Digital Video Techniques
Production - III - Mise-en-scene and Elements of Production Design
Understanding Film Theory
Production - IV - Ad Film
Acting Specialization - I
Direction Specialization - I
Cinematography Specialization - I
Post-Production Specialization - I

Semester 3

Film Marketing and Media Laws
Contemporary of Cinema
Production - V - 5 Minutes Short Fiction
Production VI - Documentary
Acting Specialization - II
Direction Specialization - II
Cinematography Specialization - II
Post Production Specialization - II

Semester 4

Producing and Directing Films - Final Fiction Film
Dissertation

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Acting)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright, mastering presentation skills and building confidence
Core concepts of primitive and early cinema
Basics of still photography and design technology
Key elements of movement, camera, lighting, makeup, sets, props and frame composition
Fundamentals and principles of screenwriting

Semester 2

History of cinema post-WWI and WWII
Directing and producing montages and music videos
Role of cinematography and lighting in storytelling and mood creation
Post-production in filmmaking and TV, including video and sound editing
Optional specialization in acting

Semester 3

Film screenings, discussions and reviews on Indian New Wave Cinema
Significance of costumes and jewelry in the entertainment industry
Global film marketing, distribution and censorship laws
Create a 15-minute short film

Semester 4

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Acting

Semester I

Introduction to acting
Theatrical games exercises
Voice training
Introduction to theories of acting
Psychophysical
Body Movement
Theatrical Monologue
Sense memory & imagination
Playback

Semester II

5 Ws of acting
Observing on location
Character research
Monologue Continued
Seven pillars of method acting
Film Monologue
Action problem
Improvisation
Scene work

Semester III

Animal Instinct
Characterization
Detailed characterization
Intense improvisation
Intense scene work
Dubbing and voice over
Audition and casting

Semester IV

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Direction)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright, mastering presentation skills and building confidence
Core concepts of primitive and early cinema
Basics of still photography and design technology
Key elements of movement, camera, lighting, makeup, sets, props and frame composition
Fundamentals and principles of screenwriting

Semester 2

History of cinema post-WWI and WWII
Directing and producing montages and music videos
Role of cinematography and lighting in storytelling and mood creation
Post-production in filmmaking and TV, including video and sound editing
Optional specialization in direction, focusing on aesthetic execution and collaboration with the school head, actors, crew, and post-production team

Semester 3

Film screenings, discussions and reviews on Indian New Wave Cinema
Significance of costumes and jewelry in the entertainment industry
Global film marketing, distribution and censorship laws
Create a 15-minute short film

Semester 4

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Direction

Semester I

Mise-en-scene: Meaning & Elements
Importance & Relevance in films
Scene Examples
Basic Considerations before undertaking a production
Decoding the Budgeting of a film

Semester II

Understanding Visual Medium
Visual communication & aesthetics
Generating Ideas and Developing Ideas
Understanding Target Audience
Story development, Understanding plots and subplots
Space & Time in Direction
Maintaining Time & Space through Costumes and Make-up
Study of Genre
Creative Aspect of Director
Understanding psychology of target audience

Semester III

Analyzing Script for Films, TV and Advertisements
The origins of Documentary Cinema
Types of Documentary Films
Planning and Execution
Technical aspects of Director
Shot Division & Script & Scene Breakdown Budgeting
Recce
Floor Plan & Storyboarding
Master Scene & Master Shot
Camera Blocking & Actors Blocking
Continuity & types of continuity
Single Camera v/s Multi Camera
Master Scene & Master Shot
How to see a film through filmmaker’s eye

Semester IV

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Post-Production)

Semester 1

Introduction to Film Editing
Principles of Editing
Editing and Sound
The Editing Workflow
Adobe Premiere Pro (Interface and Workflow)

Semester 2

Montage Editing - Rational / Constructive Editing
Fundamentals of Scene Construction
Post-Production Process
Digital Audio Workstation
Adobe Premiere Pro

Semester 3

Principles of Music Video Editing
Aesthetic of Film Music
Music Editing, Mixing & Mastering
Color Theory
Advance Sound Practice

Semester 4

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Sound Editing)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright, mastering presentation skills and building confidence
Core concepts of primitive and early cinema
Basics of still photography and design technology
Key elements of movement, camera, lighting, makeup, sets, props and frame composition
Fundamentals and principles of screenwriting

Semester 2

History of cinema post-WWI and WWII
Directing and producing montages and music videos
Role of cinematography and lighting in storytelling and mood creation
Post-production in filmmaking and TV, including video and sound editing
Optional specialization in sound editing using software for processing, mixing and enhancing sound quality

Semester 3

Film screenings, discussions and reviews on Indian New Wave Cinema
Significance of costumes and jewelry in the entertainment industry
Global film marketing, distribution and censorship laws
Create a 15-minute short film

Semester 4

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Cinematography)

Semester 1

Acting and Presentation
History of Cinema
Digital Photography - Theory and Practice
Production I - Concepts of Blocking, Composition and Continuity
Techniques of Screenwriting
Elements of Editing - Theory and Practice
Production - II - Dialogue Exercise
CARE Online Program

Semester 2

Digital Video Techniques
Production - III - Mise-en-scene and Elements of Production Design
Understanding Film Theory
Production - IV - Ad Film
Acting Specialization - I
Direction Specialization - I
Cinematography Specialization - I
Post-Production Specialization - I

Semester 3

Film Marketing and Media Laws
Contemporary of Cinema
Production - V - 5 Minutes Short Fiction
Production VI - Documentary
Acting Specialization - II
Direction Specialization - II
Cinematography Specialization - II
Post Production Specialization - II

Semester 4

Producing and Directing Films - Final Fiction Film
Dissertation

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Acting)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright, mastering presentation skills and building confidence
Core concepts of primitive and early cinema
Basics of still photography and design technology
Key elements of movement, camera, lighting, makeup, sets, props and frame composition
Fundamentals and principles of screenwriting

Semester 2

History of cinema post-WWI and WWII
Directing and producing montages and music videos
Role of cinematography and lighting in storytelling and mood creation
Post-production in filmmaking and TV, including video and sound editing
Optional specialization in acting

Semester 3

Film screenings, discussions and reviews on Indian New Wave Cinema
Significance of costumes and jewelry in the entertainment industry
Global film marketing, distribution and censorship laws
Create a 15-minute short film

Semester 4

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Acting

Semester I

Introduction to acting
Theatrical games exercises
Voice training
Introduction to theories of acting
Psychophysical
Body Movement
Theatrical Monologue
Sense memory & imagination
Playback

Semester II

5 Ws of acting
Observing on location
Character research
Monologue Continued
Seven pillars of method acting
Film Monologue
Action problem
Improvisation
Scene work

Semester III

Animal Instinct
Characterization
Detailed characterization
Intense improvisation
Intense scene work
Dubbing and voice over
Audition and casting

Semester IV

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Direction)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright, mastering presentation skills and building confidence
Core concepts of primitive and early cinema
Basics of still photography and design technology
Key elements of movement, camera, lighting, makeup, sets, props and frame composition
Fundamentals and principles of screenwriting

Semester 2

History of cinema post-WWI and WWII
Directing and producing montages and music videos
Role of cinematography and lighting in storytelling and mood creation
Post-production in filmmaking and TV, including video and sound editing
Optional specialization in direction, focusing on aesthetic execution and collaboration with the school head, actors, crew, and post-production team

Semester 3

Film screenings, discussions and reviews on Indian New Wave Cinema
Significance of costumes and jewelry in the entertainment industry
Global film marketing, distribution and censorship laws
Create a 15-minute short film

Semester 4

Specialization Showreel

Specialization in Direction

Semester I

Mise-en-scene: Meaning & Elements
Importance & Relevance in films
Scene Examples
Basic Considerations before undertaking a production
Decoding the Budgeting of a film

Semester II

Understanding Visual Medium
Visual communication & aesthetics
Generating Ideas and Developing Ideas
Understanding Target Audience
Story development, Understanding plots and subplots
Space & Time in Direction
Maintaining Time & Space through Costumes and Make-up
Study of Genre
Creative Aspect of Director
Understanding psychology of target audience

Semester III

Analyzing Script for Films, TV and Advertisements
The origins of Documentary Cinema
Types of Documentary Films
Planning and Execution
Technical aspects of Director
Shot Division & Script & Scene Breakdown Budgeting
Recce
Floor Plan & Storyboarding
Master Scene & Master Shot
Camera Blocking & Actors Blocking
Continuity & types of continuity
Single Camera v/s Multi Camera
Master Scene & Master Shot
How to see a film through filmmaker’s eye

Semester IV

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Post-Production)

Semester 1

Introduction to Film Editing
Principles of Editing
Editing and Sound
The Editing Workflow
Adobe Premiere Pro (Interface and Workflow)

Semester 2

Montage Editing - Rational / Constructive Editing
Fundamentals of Scene Construction
Post-Production Process
Digital Audio Workstation
Adobe Premiere Pro

Semester 3

Principles of Music Video Editing
Aesthetic of Film Music
Music Editing, Mixing & Mastering
Color Theory
Advance Sound Practice

Semester 4

Specialization Showreel

M.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Sound Editing)

Semester 1

Overcoming stage fright, mastering presentation skills and building confidence
Core concepts of primitive and early cinema
Basics of still photography and design technology
Key elements of movement, camera, lighting, makeup, sets, props and frame composition
Fundamentals and principles of screenwriting

Semester 2

History of cinema post-WWI and WWII
Directing and producing montages and music videos
Role of cinematography and lighting in storytelling and mood creation
Post-production in filmmaking and TV, including video and sound editing
Optional specialization in sound editing using software for processing, mixing and enhancing sound quality

Semester 3