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Programme Overview

In a Cinematography program, students typically learn the fundamentals of Cinematography, including technical aspects such as camera operation, composition, lighting, and post-processing. Here are some potential content areas or topics that might be covered in UG/PG degree programs in Cinematography:.

• Learning about SLR, TLR, and DSLR cameras as well as various lens kinds
• Recognising the various features of both natural and artificial lighting
• Knowing colour psychology, shape, form, pattern, and texture, as well as visual deconstruction.
• Shooting both indoors and outside in a studio
• Portraiture, fashion, landscape, and wildlife photography elements
• On-ramp shooting techniques
• Advanced image processing methods
• Create a photo essay.
• Publish a coffee-table book.
• Constructing a portfolio
• Photography of products
• Image editing
• Photojournalism
• Identifying the features of SLR, TLR, and DSLR cameras.
• Learning about a variety of lenses' optical properties.
• Understanding the various components, rules, compositions, and perspectives used in picture framing.
• Gaining knowledge of lighting fundamentals.
• Finding out how the photo is affected by daylight, artificial light, and nightlight.
• Learning about various studio styles and studio tools.
• A succinct overview of journalism and media.
• Acknowledging the ethics and principles of journalism.
• Taking more candid pictures.
• Learning how to use photos to communicate tales.