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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.

The School of Animation and Media Studies (SAMS), Subbalakshmi Lakshmipathy College of Science, organized a workshop on “Basic Techniques of Human Anatomy” on 28 August 2026 at the Drawing Hall. The workshop was conducted for the students of B.Sc. Animation – Game Design and Development Specialization with the objective of developing their fundamental understanding and practical skills in human anatomy drawing. The session was handled by Mr. R. Arul Yogaraj, Assistant Professor, SAMS, who provided students with a structured introduction to the basic principles of studying and representing the human body. The workshop emphasized the importance of understanding human skeletal structure, muscular forms, body proportions, gestures, and anatomical construction for effective character drawing and animation. The workshop provided an opportunity for students to strengthen their foundational drawing skills and apply anatomical knowledge to their creative work. The practical nature of the session enabled the participants to engage actively with the subject and gain valuable insights into the process of developing human figures for animation and game design. The programme concluded successfully with the students gaining a better understanding of the fundamentals of human anatomy and its application in character design and animation. The workshop served as a valuable learning experience and contributed to enhancing the students' artistic and technical skills.

The Medius Coronet Association was on 08.08.2026 at 12.40 AM in Croma with
great enthusiasm and active participation from students, faculty members and the programme commenced at 12.400 am symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and excellence.The Head cum Assistant Professor, Dr. K Jansi Rani, welcomed the gathering and emphasized the importance of professional associations in enhancing students', Film Screening for the association and delivered an inspiring keynote address on the theme Medius Coronet". The office bearers of the Medius Coronet Association for the academic year were introduced, The Medius Coronet Association under the School of Animation and Media Studies organized a cinematic study and screening session of the critically acclaimed Iranian film Children of Heaven (directed by Majid Majidi) for students specializing in Visual Effects and Film Production.

The event concluded successfully, offering students valuable practical insights into realism and emotional depth in world cinema. This Programms conducted successfully with 41 participants. The event established a strong student leadership team and created a positive beginning for the Medius Coronet Association. It laid a solid foundation for conducting meaningful programmes that will
enhance the technical, creative, and leadership skills of the B.Sc. Animation (Specialization in Visual Effects and Film Production Specialization) students throughout the academic year.
The Medius Coronet Association Inauguration Programme inspiring students to
actively participate in the association's activities and strive for excellence in their professional
journey.

The Medius Coronet Association was inaugurated on 18.07.2026 at 11.00 AM in PCR Lab with great enthusiasm and active participation from students, faculty members, and distinguished guests. The programme commenced at 11.00 am symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and excellence.The Head cum Assistant Professor, Dr. K Jansi Rani, welcomed the gathering and emphasized the importance of professional associations in enhancing students', inaugurated the association and delivered an inspiring keynote address on the theme Medius Coronet". A Major highlight of the Programme was the appointment of the new student office bearers. Mr. Mohamed Mufid .A from III B.Sc. Animation (Visual Effects and Film Production Specialization) was appointed as the Vice President of the association. Ms. Vidhyaa Shri.T.S from II B.Sc. Animation (Visual Effects and Film Production Specialization) was selected as the Assistant Vice President. Harish Muthaiah.M II B.Sc. Animation (Visual Effects and Film Production Specialization) , Desikan K and Maadesh. M from I B.Sc. Animation (Visual Effects and Film Production Specialization), were appointed as Acting Members of the association. The office bearers of the Medius Coronet Association for the academic year were introduced, and the objectives and action plan of the association were presented. The association aims to organize academic lectures, workshops, Competitions are any programmes, outreach activities, and personality development initiatives to enrich students' learning experiences.The programme also featured cultural performances by students, adding vibrancy to the occasion. The inaugural session concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Mohamed Mufid A expressing gratitude to the chief guest, management, faculty members, students, and everyone who contributed to the success of the event. Overall, the Inauguration Day was conducted successfully with 50 participants. The event established a strong student leadership team and created a positive beginning for the Medius Coronet Association. It laid a solid foundation for conducting meaningful programmes that will enhance the technical, creative, and leadership skills of the B.Sc. Animation (Specialization in Visual Effects and Film Production Specialization) students throughout the academic year. The Medius Coronet Association Inauguration Programme marked a promising beginning for the academic year, inspiring students to actively participate in the association's activities and strive for excellence in their professional journey.

The D. P. Roy Choudhury Association successfully organized its Inauguration Day for the B.Sc. Animation (Specialization in Game Design) students on the 18/07/2026. The event marked the official launch of the association's activities for the academic year and aimed to encourage leadership, teamwork, creativity, and active student participation. A total of 20 students participated in the programme, making the event a great success. The inauguration introduced students to the objectives of the association, which include promoting academic excellence, enhancing practical skills, encouraging innovation, and organizing activities that support learning in animation and game design. A major highlight of the programme was the appointment of the new student office bearers. Mr. Veenu Madhavan from III B.Sc. Animation (Game Design) was appointed as the Vice President of the association. Mr. Shreenish Vel S from II B.Sc. Animation (Game Design) was selected as the Assistant Vice President. Ms. Dharshini and Mr. Muthu Prabhakar, both from III B.Sc. Animation (Game Design), were appointed as Acting Members of the association. The newly elected office bearers expressed their gratitude and assured the students and faculty that they would actively organize workshops, competitions, technical sessions, and creative events throughout the academic year. Faculty members encouraged students to make the best use of the association by participating in its various academic and co-curricular activities. The programme concluded with an interactive session where students shared their ideas for future events and activities. The enthusiasm shown by the participants reflected their interest in contributing to the association's success. Overall, the Inauguration Day was conducted successfully with 50 participants. The event established a strong student leadership team and created a positive beginning for the D. P. Roy Choudhury Association. It laid a solid foundation for conducting meaningful programmes that will enhance the technical, creative, and leadership skills of the B.Sc. Animation (Game Design) students throughout the academic year.