Film & TV

To enroll in the Digital Filmmaking program at MAAC Dehradun, the primary eligibility criterion is that you must have completed your 12th grade (Class 12). This requirement is consistent for many of the programs offered at MAAC, which also include 3D animation, visual effects, game design, graphic design, and more.The Digital Filmmaking program at MAAC focuses on various aspects of filmmaking, such as storyboarding, cinematography, character design, modeling, texturing, lighting, 3D animation, and sound editing. The course aims to provide both creative and technical training, making students proficient in handling different aspects of filmmaking.The course content covers:Pre-production : Planning, storyboarding, and conceptualizing the film.Production : Character animation, stop motion, modeling, and texturing.Post-production : Lighting and rendering, compositing, and sound editing.Additionally, the software taught in the program includes Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere, Autodesk 3ds Max, and Adobe Photoshop, among others.MAAC Dehradun offers a supportive learning environment with industry-relevant teaching methods, certified trainers, and studio-like classroom setups. This ensures that students receive practical, hands-on experience which is critical for their professional development in the media and entertainment industry.

No. While the director is in charge of the camera, the cinematographer is in charge of making it happen. Exposure — the technique of altering camera settings to achieve the intended look of an image — is one of the most important issues for cinematographers.Director is primarily responsible for the overall creative vision of the film. They work closely with the screenwriter to interpret the script, develop the story, and determine the artistic direction of the film. Cinematographers are responsible for the visual execution of the director's vision. They collaborate with the director to achieve the desired look and feel of the film.