- From Idea to Screen – How to develop concepts, step by step, into workable stories and compelling screenplays
- Camera & Lighting Techniques – The aesthetics and technology of the camera, lights and other equipment to understand the art of visual storytelling
- Production Workflow – A solid module breaking down the production process from pre-production to post
- Mise-en-scène – How the 'look' is envisioned, and creative insight is harvested from a director's vision to execution.
- Film Research – Making strong content that appeals to different target groups using research techniques
- Production Management – How the production workflow transforms into an action plan with immaculate planning and intelligent decisions
- The Power of Post Production – How picture and sound techniques play an intricate role in telling, transforming and interpreting a story
- Documentary Filmmaking – Truth is stranger than fiction; learn how to tell it authentically and effectively
- Studio Production – Creating a show in a live studio environment!
- Short Film Projects – Group & Individual – The process where they understand the process of collaboration
- Commercial Production - Creative storytelling from a brand's perspective
Semester 1
- Media & Communication Concepts
- History of Cinema
- Fundamentals of Moving Images
- Film Studies I
Semester 2
- Media Technology
- Fundamentals of Screen Writing
- Basics of Camera & Lighting Techniques
- Film Studies - II
Semester 3
- Media Laws and Ethics
- Direction & Dramatics - I
- Post-Production Techniques - I
Semester 4
- Sound Design for Cinema
- Advanced Screenwriting
- Direction & Dramatics - II
Semester 5
- Film Business
- Studio Production
- Documentary Production
Semester 6
- Final Project
- Internship
- Director
- Cinematographer
- Producer
- Assistant Director
- Line Producer
- Production Manager
- 1st-2nd Assistant Camera
- Writer
- Editor- Motion Graphics Artist
- Independent Filmmaker
- Videographer
- Freelance Editor
- Scriptwriter
- Dialogue Writer
- Gaffer
- Location Manager
- Production Team
- Assistant Director
- Post Production Supervisor
- Short Filmmaker
- Behind the Scenes- Cinematographer & Editor
- Digital Content Creator
Film Making is a collaborative profession which requires the right skills, techniques, aesthetics and a passion for storytelling. Candidates from any stream can apply themselves in this field and pursue a highly satisfying career and high-income opportunities in this field. The art of Film Making calls for a highly creative and professional learning environment, and that is exactly what you get at Seamedu.
Yes, the institute’s course structure is designed in such a way that any individual with little or no film making experience can opt for the program.
Students enrolled in Seamedu’s Film Making course will have hands-on experience on Apple Final Cut Pro, Avid, and Adobe Premiere. Students who pursue specialization in editing will also learn how to use other post-production software such as Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, and Soundtrack Pro.
The institute maintains the best ratio of equipment to students for their practicals or project. Depending on the program, students regularly check-out their camera and lighting packages on a daily basis, for weekend shoots, or for 1-2 weeks on longer productions. The editing lab is open till late night for students.
All classes at the Seamedu institute are designed with a practical approach. We believe in the concept of ‘learning by doing’. Our students shoot films on regular basis with professional equipment. The course structure is unique as we provide specialization from day one. We conduct workshops, seminars, industry visits and guest lectures by professionals on a regular basis. For our specialization courses, the practical-to-theory ratio is approximately 70:30 (percent).
No, you do not need a background in science to do this course. It is most important that you have a keen interest in films and appreciate the work that goes into making a film. Film Making has scope for people with a variety of interests.
The short answer to this question is yes. However, it is important to remember that making a film is a team effort. Our courses cover every phase of film making, from conceptualising a film to post-production, along with the often-overlooked business side of filmmaking. Our students learn both the theory as well as the practical aspects of filmmaking, enabling them to hit the ground running in the industry upon completion of this course.
These courses prepare you for a range of careers in the film industry. You may start as an assistant in a particular aspect of the industry and work your way up. Graduates may go on to specialize in a particular aspect of Film Making that they are passionate about.
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