About
This comprehensive sixty-lecture program provides a rigorous exploration of film from its earliest technological origins to modern digital distribution. Participants will study the evolution of narrative cinema, covering quiet eras through the arrival of sound and color, alongside major global movements like Italian Neorealism and the Golden Era of Indian Cinema. The curriculum integrates cultural and semiotic analysis with practical filmmaking fundamentals, including screenwriting, cinematography, and production workflow. By examining both art-house and commercial case studies, students develop the analytical and technical skills necessary to review, critique, and pitch documentary or narrative films.
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