Coming soon
(2017-18) Cinema Studies
Film Theories- Apparatus Theory, Auteur Theory, Feminist Theory, Psychoanalytical Theory and Study of Film Genre.
Film Form & Style –German Expressionism and Film Noir,Italian Neorealism, French New Wave .Genre and development of classical Hollywood Cinema.
Theories Of Adaptation in Cinema,Sequence and Script Analysis, Cinematography and Editing Analysis and Realism in IndianCinema.
Globalization and Indian Cinema. The Multiplex Era ,Film Culture. Watching relevant films .
Use of Animation in Films and their popularity. Introduction of animation techniques.VFXTechnology . Case studies: West World & Future World
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