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The BA in Film and Media offers a comprehensive exploration of film theory, production, and media studies.
Core courses cover fundamental concepts, media analysis, and appreciation of various film genres and music styles. Practical hands-on experience in film production, screenwriting, cinematography, and editing is emphasized. Specialized electives allow students to focus on specific aspects, and a capstone project in the final year provides a practical application of skills.
Industry-related courses and participation in film festivals enhance the program, preparing graduates for diverse roles in the film and media industry.
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Courses on offer are subject to change between semesters or academic years depending on relevant recommendations from experts in industry, academia and other important stakeholders
Introduction to Film and Media Studies: An overview of the fundamental concepts and theories in film and media studies.
Media and Society: Exploration of the relationship between media, culture, and society.
Introduction to Media Production: Basic principles and techniques of media production, including hands-on experience with cameras, editing software, and other production tools.
Film History: Chronological exploration of the development of cinema from its inception to the present day.
Film Theory: Examination of various theoretical approaches to understanding cinema, including formalism, realism, auteur theory, etc.
Critical Analysis of Media Texts: Techniques for analysing films, TV shows, advertisements, and other media texts.
Semiotics and Media: Study of signs, symbols, and meaning in media communication.
Film Appreciation: Understand different film genres, such as drama, comedy, science fiction, horror, etc. Explore films from various genres to appreciate the unique elements each brings to storytelling.
Music Appreciation: Explore a variety of music genres, from classical and jazz to pop, rock, hip-hop, and electronic. Each genre offers a unique sonic experience and cultural context.
Film Production: Hands-on courses in film production that cover the basics of filmmaking, including screenwriting, directing, cinematography, and editing. Students may work on short films or projects throughout the program.
Screenwriting: In-depth study of the art and craft of writing scripts for film. This may include both theoretical aspects and practical exercises in script development.
Cinematography: Courses focusing on the technical aspects of camera operation, lighting, composition, and visual storytelling.
Editing: Training in post-production skills, including video editing, sound design, and the overall editing process.
Screenwriting: Principles of scriptwriting for film and television.
Cinematography: Techniques of camera operation, lighting, and composition.
Editing: Post-production skills, including video editing and sound design.
Capstone Project: Often, students will work on a significant project in their final year, which may include producing a short film, a documentary, or other media projects.
Industry and Career-related Courses: Courses that provide insights into the business and professional aspects of the film and media industry.
Film Festivals and Events: Participation in film festivals, workshops, and industry events may be encouraged as part of the program.
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After Graduation
Post Graduation in Film Studies
After Post Graduation
Ph.D. in Film Studies
After Diploma
UG in Film Studies (Lateral Entry)
The minimum qualification required to apply is a pass in the 10+2 examination in Science or Commerce from PUC / ISC / CBSE or an equivalent board. A course recognized as equivalent thereto by the University.
Knowledge Park – Kochi Nirmal Infopark, Infopark P.O. Kakkanad, Kochi. Kerala – 682042.
