The School of Animation and Media Studies (SAMS), Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science, organized a workshop titled “Frames of Vision: The Art of Filmmaking” on 28 August 2026 at the Chroma Lab. The workshop focused on introducing students to the process of movie making through art film and providing an understanding of the creative and technical aspects involved in filmmaking. The session was conducted by Mr. Naveen Kumar, Assistant Professor, SAMS, who guided the students through the fundamental stages of filmmaking. The workshop highlighted how visual storytelling, artistic expression, composition, cinematography, direction and narrative structure contribute to the creation of meaningful films. The resource person explained the filmmaking process from the perspective of art film, emphasizing the importance of developing a clear creative vision and translating ideas into visual narratives. Students were introduced to the significance of framing, camera perspectives, visual composition and the effective use of cinematic elements to communicate emotions and ideas. The workshop also provided students with an opportunity to understand filmmaking as a collaborative and creative process. The discussion encouraged them to explore different approaches to storytelling and to develop an appreciation for the artistic possibilities offered by cinema. The practical insights shared during the session were particularly relevant to students pursuing animation and media-related studies. The programme concluded successfully with the students gaining useful insights into the art and process of filmmaking, particularly the role of visual elements in developing compelling and expressive film narratives.
