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

The film production course of AAFT will have an extensive scope of post-production topics, which include:

• Techniques of non-linear editing.
• Sound recording, design, and mixing.
• Digital intermediate and colour grading.
• Fundamentals of visual effects.
• Continuity editing and storytelling.

They also do live projects with students undertaking Diploma in Filmmaking, Post Production, and Certificate Course in Video Editing and Sound Recording, which is industry-relevant learning across the course.

A filmmaking course provides the knowledge of turning ideas into completed visual materials. B.Sc. in Cinema (Post-Production) is regarded as a good option due to the fact that it deals with the most important part of the filmmaking process, editing, and final output. This program develops a profound background of post-production processes, as compared to a bachelor's degree in cinematography or other general film production courses.

AAFT students enjoy a high-level laboratory, mentorship, and a combination of degrees, such as M.Sc. in Cinema Post Production and P.G. Diploma in Film and TV Production.

The B.Sc. Film and TV Production course at AAFT is a three-year undergraduate degree that is full time. The duration of the course enables the students to graduate through fundamental to advanced post-production practices in a systematic way. This degree will offer sustained practical education, theoretical knowledge, and vocational visibility, unlike short-term courses on film making online.
 
During six semesters, students gain technical skill, artistic assurance, and a solid showreel as they work in teams with those studying film direction, acting, and cinematography programs.

To take the B.Sc. Film and TV Production course, it is required that the students:

• Have passed 10+2 examinations in a recognised board.
• Candidate must have a minimum of 50% marks in 10+2 (45% for reserved categories)
• Candidates need to clear the AAFT Global Entrance Test (GET)
• Have a fundamental interest in the film, media, or digital storytelling.

The course is also applicable to students looking at film-making courses after 12 th as well as students who have taken certificate courses in cinematography or film-making transitioning into a full time degree program.

Graduates of this film production degree can seek employment as:

• Film and TV Editor
• Assistant Editor
• Sound Designer / Foley Artist
• Post-Production Supervisor
• OTT and Digital Content Editor

A large number of students also pursue M. Sc. in Cinema Post Production or post-production specialised diploma programs. The degree provides opportunities in long-term career prospects in cinema, OTT platforms, advertising, and digital media as compared to short film production courses.

The film making course at AAFT majors on portfolio development. Students work on:

• Short films and web projects.
• Trailers, advertisements and music videos.
• Joint projects with B.Sc. in Cinema Acting and Direction students.

The faculty mentors provide advice to students on style editing, sound design, and presentation. Students produce a refined showreel that matches the requirements of the industry and not only the schoolwork by the end of the final year.

Yes, the B.Sc. Film and TV Production degree is oriented to both traditional and the digital cinema. Learners acquire workflows that are used in films, OTT products, web series, advertisements, and social media productions. Graduates are equipped in a variety of content platforms as they are exposed to tools and formats that are applied in digital media.

AAFT focuses on practice by giving priority to practical learning through:

• Sound studios and professional editing.
• Live post-production and production.
• Standard software training in the industry.
• Masterclasses and workshops.

Students are provided with the opportunity to work with those of B.Sc. in Cinema Cinematography, Direction, and Diploma in Film and TV Production, and are shown real film production conditions. This practical course sets AAFT apart from the theory-based courses of production of films.

Yes, AAFT offers industry exposure in the form of internships, live projects, and guest talks with the industry experts. The experience that students get working on external projects and meeting the employees of film studios, OTT platform, post-production houses provides them with a real-world experience. These opportunities are very beneficial to academic study and enable students to safely move into employment after the degree in film production.

B.Sc. Film and TV Production program at AAFT is available to international students who have to abide by the eligibility and visa requirements. The curriculum, teaching process, and facilities are on a global standard which makes it appealing to the students who want to pursue film production in India. The international learners also have access to the different styles of filmmaking and cooperate with students of Indian cinema.

A degree in film production provides academic depth, structured education, and career development on a long term basis, whereas certificate programs have narrow skill sets. Such degrees as B.Sc. in Cinema Post Production offer:

• Comprehensive training
• Show reel development.
• Industry networking

A short course in certificate programs in either cinematography or video editing is best suited to developing skills but does not provide the career background that the full time degree in film production does.

Students are provided with practical training on industry-standard tools, including:

• Post-production software and editing.
• Sound mixing and design platforms.
• Color grading systems.
• Digital workflow tools.

This technical exposure will bring the course in line with professional film production courses and will equip students to work in industry employment in the fields of cinema, OTT, and digital media.

On-set filmmaking and direction concentrate on shooting and storytelling, whereas post-production dictates the final film quality. B.Sc in Cinema (Post-Production) is a course with specialised skills as compared to the overall filmmaking courses. The students usually have a chance to cooperate with the B.Sc. in Cinema Direction and Acting learners, so it is a perfect option for those who prefer to create stories behind the scenes instead of being on the set.