B.Sc in Cinema (Specialization in Cinematography)

• Developing advanced acting and directing skills.
• Exploring the history of cinema after WW I and WW 2.
• Importance of lightning and cinematography in storytelling.
• Understanding the art of film and video editing.
• Learning the techniques and practice of assembling the shots into a coherent film and TV program.
• The importance of elements like movements, camera, lighting, make-up, sets, props, etc., in a composition of frame or shot.
• Learning to interpret the mood, character, and story of the movie.

The early years of Indian cinema through screening, discussions and reviews.

• Aesthetics of make-up, costumes and jewellery.
• Understanding the significance of costumes and make-up in the entertainment industry.
• Developing the sense and ability of the craft.
• Directing and producing montage and music videos individually.
• Understanding the process of cutting up a film and editing it.
• Specialization in Cinematography, covering the concepts of Composition, lighting, equipment selection, camera movement, visual effects to give the audience a fulfilling cinematic experience.
• In this subject, students will learn to perform the role of the cinematographer as technician, manager and storyteller.
• They will acquire hands-on skills with grip, electric and camera equipment.
• They will learn how these skills can be applied to workflows in pre-production, principal photography and post-production.

• Introduction to the 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 minutes 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.

• 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.

• Specialization showreel