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Diploma in Post-Production • Noida
Diploma in Post-Production
Turn stories into finished productions. Build the creative, technical and post-production skills needed to shape footage into compelling films and television content through hands-on training at AAFT School of Cinema.
Looking for a full post-production degree? Explore AAFT’s B.Sc in Cinema pathways below.
Duration01 Year
Schedule05 Days/Week
LocationDelhi-NCR
SupportPlacement Assistance
Important pathway selector
Looking for a Degree in Cinema?
The 1-year Diploma in Post-Production is a focused post-production course in film editing, and sound design, for a full-time undergraduate pathway, explore AAFT’s B.Sc. in Cinema and specialise in filmmaking.
Programme Info
Master Post-Production
Turn raw footage into finished films and television content through editing, sound, colour and other essential post-production techniques. Build practical skills by working on projects from rough cuts to final output.
33+Years Education Legacy
35K+Alumni Network
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NoidaDelhi-NCR Campus
Designed For
Aspiring filmmakers who want to understand the creative and technical process behind film and television production.
- Non-linear editing and video editing techniques
- Sound editing and post-production audio
- Colour correction and colour grading
- Visual effects and compositing fundamentals
- Motion graphics and title design
- Post-production workflow and project management
- Finishing, mastering and final delivery
Choose the right pathway
Diploma in Post-Production vs Degree
Choosing a filmmaking pathway starts with understanding what you want from your education.
| AAFT Program | Best For | Duration | Recommended Next Step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diploma in Post-Production | Students looking for focused, hands-on training in video editing, film editing, sound, colour, visual effects and other post-production processes used to shape footage into finished content. | 1 Year | Apply for Diploma |
| B.Sc. in Cinema | Students seeking a full undergraduate cinema degree with broader learning across filmmaking, including direction, cinematography, production and post-production. | 3 Years Full UG Degree | Explore B.Sc. in Cinema |
Course Highlights
How You’ll Learn Post-Production at AAFT
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Practical learning
Learn through interactive lectures, storyboarding, compositing, rendering, 3D modelling and hands-on portfolio work.
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Academic and industry mentorship
Get exposure through faculty guidance, masterclasses, guest lectures and industry-facing learning activities.
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Career and placement support
Students receive career counselling, interview preparation, resume-building support and placement assistance through AAFT’s ecosystem.
Curriculum
1-year curriculum breakdown
The curriculum is kept focused on the diploma intent while linking clearly to degree pathways for students who want deeper undergraduate study.
1 Trimester I: Sound Recording and Design
- Sound Design & Recording Techniques
- Dialogue, Ambience & Foley
2 Trimester II: Video Editing
- Editing Techniques & Visual Continuity
- Pacing, Transitions & Sequence Building
3Trimester III: VFX
- Visual Effects & Compositing
- Motion Graphics & Digital Effects
4Trimester IV: Direction & Production
- Directorial Planning & Execution
- Production Management & Coordination
Want a deeper degree-level curriculum?
Students who want a longer academic pathway can compare this 1-year diploma with the B.Sc in Cinema degree course.
Infrastructure
Learn in dedicated studios and creative spaces
Advanced Acting Studio
Camera and Recorders
Post Production/ Editing Lab
Career Trajectory
Career Roles After a Diploma in Post-Production
Build a foundation for creative, technical and production roles across film and television, including film editor, video editor, sound designer and VFX artist roles.
Editing & Post-Production Roles
- Film Editor
- Video Editor
- Assistant Editor
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Online Editor
- Offline Editor
Sound, VFX & Finishing Roles
- Sound Designer
- Foley Artist
- VFX Artist
- Compositor
- Motion Graphics Artist
- Colourist
Who Can Apply
Eligibility and admission process
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Eligibility
Candidate must have completed 10+2 from a recognized board or institution.
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Minimum Marks
Candidate must have minimum 50% marks in 10+2; 45% for reserved categories.
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Entrance Process
Candidate needs to clear the AAFT Global Entrance Test and personal interview process.
Steps to Apply
Simple admission process
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Application Form
Submit your application form with basic academic and contact details.
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Personal Interview
A personal interview will be conducted to screen your application.
03
Offer of Admission
After the admission round, the admission letter will be rolled out to selected candidates.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a diploma in post production?
A diploma in post production is a one-year programme that teaches how raw footage becomes a finished film or television production. It covers sound design, video editing, VFX and compositing, colour correction and grading, motion graphics, and finishing, mastering, and final delivery, taught through hands-on projects from rough cuts to final output.
2. What is the eligibility for a diploma in post production, and can I join after 10th or 12th?
The diploma is open after 10+2, not after 10th. Candidates need a 10+2 from a recognised university or institution with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories) and must clear the AAFT Global Entrance Test (GET).
3. What is the duration of a diploma in post production?
The diploma runs for one year, divided into four trimesters: Sound Recording and Design, Video Editing, VFX, and Direction and Production.
4. What is the fee for a diploma in post production?
Fees depend on the programme and intake. For current figures, see the official fee structure page: https://aaft.com/fee_structure.
5. What is the syllabus of a diploma in post production?
The one-year diploma covers four trimesters, including sound recording and Foley design, video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro, 2D and 3D animation, multimedia and visual effects, and direction, production and post-production for film and television. The programme follows a 70:30 practical-to-theoretical learning model.
6. Is a diploma in post production the same as a diploma in video editing or film editing?
No. A video editing or film editing diploma focuses on cutting footage, while a diploma in post production covers editing as one part of a wider workflow. Here, video editing is taught in Trimester II alongside sound design, colour correction and grading, VFX, motion graphics, and final delivery.
7. Does a post production diploma include sound design and VFX?
Yes. Trimester I covers sound design and recording, including dialogue, ambience, and Foley, while Trimester III covers VFX, compositing, motion graphics, and digital effects. Graduates can work as sound designers, Foley artists, VFX artists, compositors, or motion graphics artists.
8. Should I choose a diploma in post production or a B.Sc in Cinema?
Choose the diploma for focused, hands-on training in editing, sound, colour, and visual effects in one year. Choose the B.Sc in Cinema for a three-year undergraduate degree with broader learning across direction, cinematography, production, and post-production, including a post-production specialisation.
9. What jobs can I get after a diploma in post production?
Graduates can work as film editors, video editors, assistant editors, post-production supervisors, online and offline editors, sound designers, Foley artists, VFX artists, compositors, motion graphics artists, and colourists across film and television.
10. Where can I do a diploma in post production in Noida?
AAFT School of Cinema offers the one-year Diploma in Post-Production on campus in Noida, Delhi-NCR, with training in cinema-focused studios and creative spaces. For admissions help, see https://aaft.com/apply-now.
Still deciding between diploma and degree?
Speak to an AAFT counsellor and choose the right filmmaking pathway based on your career goal, timeline and academic preference.