About Programme
Diploma in Cinematography program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the art and technical aspects of visual storytelling through moving images. These programs delve into the core principles of cinematography, covering camera operation, lighting techniques, composition, and visual effects. Students will learn how to use professional camera equipment, manipulate light to create mood and atmosphere, and understand the intricacies of lenses, filters, and other tools of the trade. A Diploma in Cinematography equips aspiring filmmakers with the skills and knowledge to translate their creative visions onto the screen, whether they pursue careers in film, television, advertising, or other visual media.
Eligibility & Admission
Pass in 10+2 in any stream with 50% marks.
| PROGRAM FEE | AMOUNT |
|---|---|
| Registration Fee (One Time) | 10,000/-INR |
| Semester Fee | 60,000/-INR |
Scholarship
| Marks in Graduation | Scholarship Per Semester Fee |
| 60% – 75% | 10% |
| Between 75% – 90% | 20% |
| Between 90% – 100% | 30% |
| Disability Level | Scholarship Per Semester Fee |
| 90% & Above 90% | 30% |
| 75% & Below 90% | 20% |
| 50% & Below 75% | 10% |
| Category | Scholarship Per Semester Fee |
| Wards of Param Veer Chakra | 30% |
| Winners of Maha Veer Chakra | 20% |
| Winners of Veer Chakra | 10% |
| Work Tenure | Scholarship Per Semester Fee |
| More than 5 years continuous service | 30% |
| 1 Year – 5 Years continuous Service | 20% |
| Category | Scholarship Per Semester Fee |
| Single girl child | 20% |
| Category | Scholarship Per Semester Fee |
| Parentless | 30% |
Either fatherless or motherless provided the annual family income is less than 2.5 lakh | 20% |
Career Prospects
Diploma in Cinematography can lead to a variety of exciting and creative career opportunities in the film, television, and media industries. Here are some potential job paths for students:
- Cinematographer/Director of Photography (DOP): This is the most common career path for cinematography graduates. DOPs are responsible for the overall visual look of a film or television production, working closely with the director to bring their vision to life.
- Camera Operator: Camera operators are responsible for physically operating the camera during filming, following the DOP’s instructions to capture the desired shots.
- Assistant Camera/Focus Puller: These roles assist the camera operator and DOP, ensuring the camera is properly set up, focused, and maintained.
- Video Editor: While not strictly a cinematography role, many cinematography graduates possess the skills and knowledge to work as video editors, assembling footage into a final product.
- Colorist: Colorists are responsible for color grading and correcting footage, ensuring consistency and creating a specific mood or aesthetic.