BA Journalism & Mass Communication specializations in (Film, Television & Digital Production)

Duration
3 Years Full-Time Program
Eligibility

Applicants must have passed 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board, with a minimum aggregate of 50%.

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The Bachelor of Arts (Film, Television & Digital Production) offered by the School of Media Studies is designed to prepare students for the rapidly evolving world of entertainment and digital storytelling. This three-year programme delivers an immersive learning experience that combines creative theory, hands-on production training, and exposure to the latest media technologies.

Students develop a strong foundation in filmmaking, television production, and emerging digital platforms, gaining insight not only into how content is produced but also why it resonates with audiences. With a strong emphasis on creativity, technical competence, and industry-oriented learning, the programme nurtures confident and versatile media professionals. Graduates are well equipped to thrive in film, television, OTT content creation, and digital media production.

Programme Overview

The programme blends classroom instruction with extensive hands-on training in camera operations, studio production, editing software, and professional production tools. Students produce short films, documentaries, digital videos, and capstone projects, building strong professional portfolios.

Internships with media houses, production studios, news channels, and digital platforms provide valuable industry exposure. Through core courses, electives, and production labs, students master storytelling, scriptwriting, cinematography, lighting, sound design, video editing, and post-production. Training in production planning, OTT workflows, and web-series creation ensures graduates are prepared for today’s fast-evolving media industries.

Course Curriculum

  • 01Fundamentals of Journalism
  • 02Introduction to Communication Models
  • 03Introduction to Broadcast Media
  • 04Introduction to Print Media
  • 05Print Media Lab
  • 06Introduction to Advertising, Public Relation & Communication Management
  • 07Introduction to Soft Skills
  • 08Language and Communication in Media
  • 09Computer Skills for Media
  • 10Introduction to German Language
  • 01Critical Thinking & Writing
  • 02Theories and Ideologies of Mass Communication
  • 03Understanding AI, Immersive Media and VR
  • 04Indian Polity: Democracy and the State
  • 05News Analysis
  • 06Advertising and Brand Management
  • 07Visual Communication: Theory and Aesthetics
  • 08Visual Communication Lab
  • 09Writing and Reporting for Digital Media
  • 10Enhancing Personality through Soft Skills
  • 11Writing for Web
  • 01Film Language and Aesthetics
  • 02History of World Cinema
  • 03AI Tools for Scriptwriting and Story Development
  • 04Basics of Cinematography
  • 05AI-Enabled Sound Design, Dubbing, and Music Production
  • 06Editing Principles and Workflow
  • 07Production Lab – I (Camera, Sound, Editing)
  • 08Film Appreciation and Critical Viewing
  • 09Open Elective - I
  • 10Reasoning and Employment Skills
  • 11Environmental Studies and Sustainable Development
  • 01Film Direction
  • 02Preparedness for Interview
  • 03Understanding Television Production
  • 04Non-Fiction Film Making (Documentary)
  • 05AI-Driven Cinematography and Camera Technologies
  • 06Television Production Lab
  • 07Art Direction and Production Design
  • 08Open Elective – II
  • 09Ad and Corporate Filmmaking
  • 10Film Theory and Criticism
  • 01AI in Film & Television Production
  • 02Sound Design and Music for Screen
  • 03Generative AI for Visual Effects and Motion Design
  • 04Film Marketing, Distribution and Exhibition
  • 05Research Methodology
  • 06Media Laws, Ethics and Censorship
  • 07Acting for Camera
  • 08Open Elective – III
  • 09Entrepreneurship in Film and Media Industries
  • 01Immersion Capstone Project (Film, Television & Digital Production)
  • 02Internship

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Career Opportunities

The comprehensive training prepares students for roles across production houses, television channels, OTT platforms, advertising agencies, newsrooms, digital media organisations, and independent creative ventures. Career options include, but are not limited to:

  • Director / Assistant Director

    Screenwriter / Scriptwriter

    Cinematographer / Camera Operator

  • Video Editor / Post-Production Specialist

    Sound Designer / Audio Engineer

    Documentary Filmmaker / Non-fiction Producer

  • Television Producer / Broadcast Executive

    Digital Content Creator / Social Media Producer

    Production Manager / Line Producer

  • Media Researcher / Creative Assistant

    Journalist / Broadcast Reporter

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