The B.Sc. in Film Making (Cinematography) is an intensive three-year undergraduate program designed to immerse students in the art and technical craft of film production with a specialized focus on cinematography. This program equips aspiring filmmakers with the creative and technical skills needed to bring visual stories to life through camera work, lighting, and production design.

Key Highlights:

• Core Cinematography Skills: Students will learn the fundamentals of camera techniques, framing, composition, and movement, enabling them to create visually compelling narratives.
• Lighting Design: Master the principles of lighting for different environments, moods, and genres, both in studio and on-location settings.
• Post-Production & Editing: Gain insight into the post-production process, with a focus on color grading and editing, ensuring that the final film meets creative and technical standards.
• Film Production Process: From scriptwriting and storyboarding to directing and producing, students will experience the complete film-making process, collaborating with peers on short films and projects.
• Hands-on Training: Students will work with industry-standard cameras, equipment, and software, allowing them to gain practical experience in professional film-making environments.
• Film History & Theory: A study of the evolution of cinema and its impact on modern film-making, with an analysis of various genres and styles.
• Portfolio Development: Throughout the program, students will build a portfolio of short films and projects that showcase their expertise in cinematography and film production.

Career Opportunities: Graduates can pursue careers as cinematographers, camera operators, film directors, production designers, lighting technicians, or editors in the film, television, and media industries.