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CERTIFICATE In FILM & MEDIA PRODUCTION ( BEGINNER)(S-CF&MP(B-5270)

  • Last updated Aug, 2026
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₹7,000 ₹10,000

Course Includes

  • Duration3 Months
  • Enrolled0
  • Lectures90
  • Videos0
  • Notes0
  • CertificateYes

What you'll learn

Develop practical skills in filmmaking and media production, covering storytelling, scriptwriting, cinematography, direction, sound recording, lighting, video production, editing, and post-production. Gain hands-on experience in creating professional films, videos, and digital media content from concept to final production.

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Course Syllabus

Certificate in Film & Media Production (Beginner)


Unit 1: Introduction to Film & Media Production

Theory

  1. Introduction to filmmaking and media production
  2. Types of film and digital media
  3. Basic stages of film production
  4. Pre-production, production and post-production
  5. Understanding film crew roles
  6. Basic storytelling concepts
  7. Introduction to script and screenplay
  8. Shot types and camera terminology
  9. Basic production planning
  10. Film production safety and professional conduct

Practical

  1. Identifying basic filmmaking equipment
  2. Camera handling and basic setup
  3. Understanding different shot sizes
  4. Practicing wide, medium and close-up shots
  5. Basic camera movement exercises
  6. Creating a simple story idea
  7. Developing a short scene
  8. Preparing a basic shot list
  9. Planning a simple video production

Unit 2: Scriptwriting, Storytelling & Pre-Production

Theory

  1. Fundamentals of visual storytelling
  2. Story idea and concept development
  3. Character creation
  4. Beginning, middle and ending
  5. Scene construction
  6. Basic screenplay format
  7. Dialogue writing
  8. Storyboard fundamentals
  9. Shot list and production planning
  10. Location, props and costume planning
  11. Basic budgeting and scheduling

Practical

  1. Developing a short story idea
  2. Writing a simple one-page script
  3. Creating characters
  4. Writing basic dialogue
  5. Creating a storyboard
  6. Preparing a shot list
  7. Location scouting
  8. Preparing a simple production schedule
  9. Planning props and costumes
  10. Preparing a mini-project for production

Unit 3: Cinematography, Camera & Lighting

Theory

  1. Introduction to cinematography
  2. Camera types and basic functions
  3. Camera settings and exposure
  4. Focus and depth of field
  5. Composition and framing
  6. Rule of thirds
  7. Camera angles and perspectives
  8. Camera movements
  9. Natural and artificial lighting
  10. Three-point lighting basics
  11. Colour temperature and white balance
  12. Basic cinematography principles

Practical

  1. Camera setup and operation
  2. Manual focus practice
  3. Basic exposure practice
  4. White balance adjustment
  5. Framing and composition exercises
  6. Wide, medium and close-up shots
  7. Low-angle and high-angle shots
  8. Pan, tilt and basic tracking shots
  9. Using natural light
  10. Basic three-point lighting setup
  11. Shooting a short scene using different shots

Unit 4: Sound, Directing & Video Production

Theory

  1. Importance of sound in filmmaking
  2. Types of microphones
  3. Dialogue and ambient sound
  4. Basic sound recording techniques
  5. Introduction to film direction
  6. Working with actors and performers
  7. Blocking and staging
  8. Directing a scene
  9. Continuity and scene coverage
  10. Production workflow and teamwork

Practical

  1. Microphone identification and setup
  2. Recording clean dialogue
  3. Recording ambient/background sound
  4. Basic audio monitoring
  5. Directing a simple scene
  6. Actor positioning and blocking
  7. Shot continuity practice
  8. Multi-shot scene coverage
  9. Managing a small production team
  10. Shooting a short scripted scene

Unit 5: Video Editing, Post-Production & Final Project

Theory

  1. Introduction to video editing
  2. Editing software interface and workflow
  3. Importing and organizing media
  4. Timeline and basic editing concepts
  5. Cutting and trimming clips
  6. Transitions and basic effects
  7. Audio editing and synchronization
  8. Titles and subtitles
  9. Basic colour correction
  10. Export settings and video formats
  11. Introduction to digital media content
  12. Publishing and presenting finished projects

Practical

  1. Importing video and audio files
  2. Organizing project media
  3. Creating a basic editing timeline
  4. Cutting and trimming clips
  5. Arranging shots in sequence
  6. Adding simple transitions
  7. Syncing and editing audio
  8. Adding titles and subtitles
  9. Basic colour correction
  10. Adding background music appropriately
  11. Exporting the final video
  12. Creating a short showreel/portfolio

3-Month Course Progression

Month 1 – Film Fundamentals & Pre-Production

Unit 1: Introduction to Film & Media Production

Unit 2: Scriptwriting, Storytelling & Pre-Production

Students learn:

  • Film production basics
  • Story development
  • Scriptwriting
  • Storyboarding
  • Shot lists
  • Production planning
  • Basic camera knowledge

Practical Project: Create a short story concept, script, storyboard and production plan.


Month 2 – Production & Cinematography

Unit 3: Cinematography, Camera & Lighting

Unit 4: Sound, Directing & Video Production

Students learn:

  • Camera operation
  • Framing and composition
  • Camera movements
  • Lighting
  • Sound recording
  • Directing
  • Actor blocking
  • Scene coverage
  • Team-based production

Practical Project: Shoot a short scripted scene using proper camera, lighting and sound techniques.


Month 3 – Editing & Final Film Project

Unit 5: Video Editing, Post-Production & Final Project

Students learn:

  • Video editing
  • Audio editing
  • Transitions
  • Titles
  • Basic colour correction
  • Exporting
  • Digital media presentation


Final Assessment

Theory Examination

Students will be assessed on:

  • Film production terminology
  • Storytelling and scriptwriting
  • Camera and cinematography
  • Lighting
  • Sound
  • Directing
  • Editing and post-production

Practical Examination

Students should demonstrate:

  1. Camera setup and operation
  2. Basic framing and composition
  3. Lighting setup
  4. Sound recording
  5. Directing a short scene
  6. Basic video editing
  7. Audio synchronization
  8. Basic colour correction
  9. Final video export

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Eligibility

Who can apply for this course

10th Pass

Course Fees

Course Fees
:
₹10000/-
Discounted Fees
:
₹ 7000/-
Course Duration
:
3 Months

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