Bachelor of Theatre and Film

Overview

  • Eligibility - 12th pass
  • Duration - 3 year (6 Semester)

Theatre and Film are two distinct forms of visual storytelling and entertainment, each with its unique characteristics and artistic expression. While both mediums aim to engage and captivate audiences, they differ in their presentation, audience experience and he way they use the elements of performance. Despite their differences, both art forms share a fundamental objective of engaging, entertaining and communicating stories that resonate with audience. Each medium has its Charm and appeal and audiences often appreciate the unique experiences that both theatre and film provide. Both art forms continue to enrich our lives and often meaningful artistic expressions.

Course Structure

Certainly, here's a breakdown of a potential film appreciation course structure:

  • Introductory Courses
  • Core Theoretical and Historical Courses
    1. Theater History
    2. Film History
    3. Dramatic and Cinematic Theories
  • Production and Performance Courses:
    1. Acting
    2. Directing
    3. Playwriting/Screenwriting
    4. Technical Theatre/Film Production
  • Genre Studies:
    1. Theater Genres
    2. Film Genres
  • Specialized Courses:
    1. Film Editing
    2. Stage and Production Management
    3. Film Production Workshop
    4. Theater and Film Criticism
  • Electives:
  • Capstone Projects:
  • Internships and Practical Experience:

It includes screenings, discussions, readings, assignments, and potentially guest lectures or visits to local theaters or film festivals to enhance the students' understanding and appreciation of cinema.

Learning Outcome

Learning outcomes in a Theater and Film course refer to the specific knowledge, skills, abilities, and attitudes that students are expected to acquire and demonstrate by the end of the course. Here are some potential learning outcomes for a Theater and Film course:

  • 1. Knowledge and Understanding
  • 2. Critical Thinking and Analysis
  • 3. Practical Skills
  • 4. Creative Expression
  • 5. Collaboration and Communication
  • 6. Ethical and Cultural Awareness
  • 7. Technical Proficiency
  • 8. Research and Writing Skills

These learning outcomes collectively represent the goals of a film appreciation course, fostering a deeper understanding of the complexities of filmmaking, storytelling, and the cultural impact of cinema.

Admission Procedure

  • Before starting every admission cycle, the University issues a notification on the University website, notice board and other public domains like newspapers, etc.
  • After the last date of application is over, a list of shortlisted students is put up on the University website, notice board, or the students are informed directly about their admission.
  • You are eligible to apply even if you’re awaiting the results of your qualifying examination(s). Such candidates are offered provisional admissions and have to submit their previous years’ mark sheet to confirm that they fall into the eligibility criteria. You must submit your mark sheet before the due date of applying for admissions. Once the provisional admission is approved, the candidate will have one month to provide the mark sheet for the qualifying examination. Subsequently, failing to do so will result in the cancellation of provisional admission.
  • If a candidate is granted provisional admission under the above-mentioned conditions and the said candidate fails to meet the eligibility criteria or has failed to obtain the required marks. In that case, the provisional admission is cancelled.
  • An application form is rejected for the following reasons:
    1. The candidate fails to fulfil the eligibility criteria provided by the University.
    2. The admission is cancelled if the candidate fails to enclose the prescribed fee.
    3. Provisional admission is cancelled if the application form does not contain the signature of the candidate and their parents/guardian, wherever applicable.
    4. The candidate fails to submit the supporting documents in time for admission
  • After submitting all the necessary documents and fees, the student will be assigned an enrollment number by the University.
  • Rules set by the University for the process of admission will be applicable from time to time.

Careers

A Theater and Film education can lead to a wide range of exciting and fulfilling careers in both the entertainment industry and related fields. Here are some career paths you might consider after completing a Theater and Film course:

Acting
  • Stage Actor
  • Film and Television Actor
Directing and Production:
  • Theater Director
  • Film Director
Writing and Scriptwriting:
  • Playwright
  • Screenwriter
Technical and Design:
  • Set Designer
  • Costume Designer
  • Cinematographer
  • Film Editor
Production and Management:
  • Theater Producer
  • Film Producer
Teaching and Academia:
  • Theater or Film Educator
Arts Administration:
  • Theater/Film Administrator
Technical and Support Roles:
  • Lighting Technician
  • Sound Technician
Entertainment Journalism and Criticism:
  • Theatre/Film Critic
Other Creative Careers:
  • Voice Actor
  • Special Effects Artist

It's important to note that the entertainment industry can be competitive and may require dedication, networking, and persistence to succeed. Many individuals in the field also pursue freelance work or take on a variety of roles to build their careers. Consider your strengths, interests, and the specific skills you acquired during your Theater and Film education to determine the best career path for you. Additionally, gaining practical experience through internships, workshops, and personal projects can greatly enhance your chances of success in this dynamic industry.

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