Bachelor of Science (Honours) - B. Sc. (Hons.) - Film and Television Production

Overview

The programme offers students a comprehensive exploration of cinematic storytelling and television production, providing a guided journey through the rich history of these visual mediums. The curriculum adeptly balances theory and practice, encompassing film and TV history, theory, and criticism. From the silent era to contemporary streaming, students engage in critical analyses of works, gaining insights into the societal impact of iconic television series. This approach ensures a holistic understanding of the evolution of the film and television industry, allowing students to navigate the diverse landscape of visual storytelling.

Practical skills development takes center stage in the programme, with specialized courses focusing on cinematography, visual storytelling, editing, sound design, and screenwriting. The curriculum leverages state-of-the-art facilities and industry-standard equipment to provide hands-on experiences. Through these practical courses, students not only acquire technical proficiency but also gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship behind creating compelling visual narratives. The emphasis on practical skills equips students with the tools needed to bring their creative visions to life in the world of film and television production.

Furthermore, the programme places a strong emphasis on integrating technology and exploring the profound influence of digital advancements on storytelling. This forward-looking approach prepares students for the evolving landscape of industry, where technological innovations continually shape the way stories are told and consumed. Elective courses within the programme offer students the flexibility to tailor their studies, fostering adaptability and allowing for specialization in areas such as documentary filmmaking, experimental cinema, or television broadcasting. This ensures that graduates are not only well-versed in the foundations of the field but also poised to navigate emerging trends and contribute to the future of visual storytelling.

Duration

Four Years / Eight Semesters