- Foundational Animation Studies: Like other animation programmes, this specialization typically begins with foundational courses covering principles such as drawing, character design, storyboarding, and animation techniques. These serve as the basis for understanding animators’ roles in visual effects and film production.
- Visual Effects Techniques: Students delve into specific courses focused on visual effects techniques, including topics such as compositing, motion tracking, green screen, matte painting, and CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery). They learn how to create realistic visual effects that seamlessly integrate with live-action footage.
- Film Production Skills: In addition to VFX-specific courses, students also study film production techniques, such as cinematography, direction, editing, and sound design. Understanding these aspects of filmmaking is crucial for creating compelling visual effects sequences that enhance the overall cinematic experience.
- Software Proficiency: Students gain proficiency in industry-standard software tools used for VFX and film production. They learn how to manipulate digital images and footage to achieve desired visual effects outcomes.
- Project-Based Learning: The programmes emphasize project-based learning, where students work on hands-on projects individually or in teams. These projects often simulate real-world scenarios encountered in the industry, allowing students to apply their skills in practical settings.
- Collaborative Projects: Collaboration is a key component of film production, and students may have opportunities to work with peers from other disciplines, such as filmmakers, actors, and sound designers. This collaborative approach mirrors the interdisciplinary nature of the industry and helps students develop teamwork and communication skills.
- Internships and Industry Connections: We offer internships opportunities for students to work with industry professionals on real film or VFX projects. These experiences provide valuable networking opportunities and hands-on experience in professional settings.
- Portfolio Development: Throughout the programme, students build a portfolio showcasing their best work. A strong portfolio is essential for securing employment in the competitive fields of VFX and film production, and programmes often provide guidance and support to help students develop impressive demo reels and portfolios.
A Bachelor of Science in Animation with a specialization in Visual Effects (VFX) and Film Production opens up a range of career paths in the entertainment industry. Here’s an overview of potential career paths :
- VFX Artist
- Compositor
- 3D Modeler
- Lighting Artist
- Texturing Artist
- Animator
- Pre visualization Artist
- Technical Director
- Post-production Specialist
SEMESTER – I |
Introduction to Animation |
Animation Art -Practical |
Digital Art and Design- Practical |
Cartoon Animation – Practical |
Roto and Stereo Paint – Practical |
Scriptwriting and Storyboarding – Practical |
SEMESTER – II |
Introduction to Film Studies |
Advanced Cartoon Animation – Practical |
UI and UX Design – Practical |
Advanced Animation Art -Practical |
Photography – Practical |
Motion Graphics – Practical |
SEMESTER – III |
Fundamentals of Audio |
Basic 3D Modeling – Practical |
Texturing, Lighting and Rendering – Practical |
Cinematography – Practical |
Film Appreciation – Practical |
Basic Compositing Techniques – Practical |
SEMESTER – IV |
Media Laws and Ethics |
Audio Recording and Editing–Practical |
Advanced 3D Modeling – Practical |
Rigging and Animation – Practical |
Matchmove and Tracking – Practical |
Professional Video Editing – Practical |
SEMESTER – V |
Adverting and Public Relations |
Audio Post-Production – Practical |
Simulations-Practical |
Advanced Compositing Techniques – Practical |
Television Production – Practical |
Short Film Production – Practical / |
Documentary Production – Practical |
SEMESTER – VI |
Portfolio – Show reel Management |
Internship / Project |
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