Course Structure
A film production design course typically covers various aspects of creating the visual elements and
overall look of a film or television production. Here's a general outline of a film production design
course:
- Introduction to Film Production Design
- Film History and Visual Analysis
- Storyboarding and Visual Script Analysis
- Concept Development
- Production Design Process
- Set Design and Construction
- Color Theory and Visual Aesthetics
- Costume Design and Props
- Art Direction and Location Management
- Digital Tools and Visualization
- Budgeting and Resource Management
- Collaboration and Communication
- Case Studies and Film Analysis
- Portfolio Development
- Practical Projects and Workshops
- Final Project and Presentation
Learning Outcome
The learning outcomes of a film production design course are designed to equip students with a
comprehensive set of skills and knowledge related to creating the visual elements of a film or
television production. By the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Understand Production Design Principles
- Analyze Scripts Visually
- Create Conceptual Designs
- Apply Artistic and Design Skills
- Collaborate Effectively
- Utilize Color Theory and Aesthetics
- Design Sets and Locations
- Manage Resources and Budgets
- Utilize Digital Tools and Technology
- Analyze Film History and Styles
- Problem-Solve and Adapt
- Present and Defend Design Choices
- Apply Practical Skills through Projects
- Build a Professional Portfolio
- Demonstrate Ethical and Professional Behavior
- Adapt to Different Genres and Periods
- Critically Analyze Film Designs
- Stay Updated with Industry Trends
By achieving these learning outcomes, students will be well-prepared to embark on a career in
production design within the film and television industry.
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Admission Procedure
- Before starting every admission cycle, the University issues a notification on the University website,
notice board and other public domains like newspapers, etc.
- After the last date of application is over, a list of shortlisted students is put up on the University
website, notice board, or the students are informed directly about their admission.
- You are eligible to apply even if you’re awaiting the results of your qualifying examination(s). Such
candidates are offered provisional admissions and have to submit their previous years’ mark sheet to
confirm that they fall into the eligibility criteria. You must submit your mark sheet before the due
date of applying for admissions. Once the provisional admission is approved, the candidate will have one
month to provide the mark sheet for the qualifying examination. Subsequently, failing to do so will
result in the cancellation of provisional admission.
- If a candidate is granted provisional admission under the conditions mentioned above and the said
candidate fails to meet the eligibility criteria or has been unable to obtain the required marks. In
that case, the provisional admission is cancelled.
An application form is rejected for the following reasons:
- The candidate fails to fulfill the eligibility criteria provided by the University.
- The admission is cancelled if the candidate fails to enclose the prescribed fee.
- Provisional admission is cancelled if the application form does not contain the signature of the
candidate and their parents/guardian, wherever applicable.
- The candidate fails to submit the supporting documents in time for admission.
- After submitting all the necessary documents and fees, the student will be assigned an enrollment
number by the University.
- Rules set by the University for the process of admission will be applicable from time to time.
Careers
Diploma in film production design course can pursue various careers within the film and television
industry. Here are some potential career paths:
- Portrait Photographer
- Wedding Photographer
- Commercial Photographer
- Photojournalist
- Fine Art Photographer
- Landscape/Nature Photographer
- Fashion Photographer
- Food Photographer
- Wild Photographer
- Industrial Photographer
- Architectural/Interior Photographer
- Event Photographer
- Travel Photographer
- Stock Photographer
- Documentary Photographer
- Freelance Photographer
- Teaching/Instructing
- Micro Photographer
- Photo Editor/Retoucher
- Curator/Art Director
- Social Media Influencer/Content Creator
It's important to note that building a successful career in photography often involves a combination of
technical skill, artistic creativity, business acumen, networking, and continuous learning. Many
photographers also engage in a mix of different roles and projects to diversify their income and
experiences. The specific career path student can choose will depend on their interests, strengths, and
the opportunities available in various region or niche.