• Gulshan Kumar Film & Television Institute of India
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About GKFTII

The recipient of the Guinness Book of World Records for the first Youtube channel to surpass 100 million subscribers and the world's largest Youtube channel with 200+ million subscribers, undoubtedly "T-Seres" is India's No. 1 music and film production label company which needs no more introduction. For 38 years of its existence, T-Series has created the benchmark in each domain it entered, be it music, film, or other multi-business ventures, the group rose to the phenomenon heights. With the exemplary vision of the founder of "T-Series" Shri Gulshan Kumar Ji, the brand successfully built its realm from Cassettes to CDs to Digital media to Films and is now an Education behemoth.

Expanding its roots further in the education domain, the owners of T-Series unveil its educational wing Gulshan Kumar Film & Television Institute of India - GKFTII, which aims to be the one-stop learning mecca that teaches and guides its students into the field of Film & Television, Journalism & Mass Communication, Fashion & Design. GKFTIl is a premier visual college offering accredited degree programs in numerous areas of study, including Filmmaking.

Digital Cinematography

About the Course

  • Introduction to Still PhotographyStill Photography means the taking of photographs or filming for commercial purposes of objects or persons who are stationary. Still Photography shall include the erection and dismantling of the equipment associated therewith.
  • Introduction to movie camera A movie camera is a type of photographic camera that rapidly takes a sequence of photographs, either onto film stock or an image sensor, in order to produce a moving image to display on a screen.
  • Basic Movements
  • Lens
  • Natural Lighting techniques Natural light refers to the ambient light supplied by the sun or moon—not a camera flash or other artificial light sources. Natural light is also taken to include lights you'd find naturally in the environment, such as street lights, lamps, etc.
  • GIMBAL training
  • Artificial Lighting Techniques Artificial light, on the other hand, are anything that excludes natural light. It is produced by electric light fixtures to deliver the required aesthetic effect in a photography studio or on location.

About the Placement

Opportunity

Film and Television Production:

Director of Photography (DOP): As a DOP, you are responsible for the visual aspects of a film or TV show. This includes camera work, lighting, and overall visual aesthetics.

Camera Operator: Operate cameras during shoots, working closely with the DP to capture the desired shots.

Gaffer and Grip: These roles involve managing lighting equipment and setting up camera rigs.

Commercial and Advertisement Production:

Cinematographer for Commercials: Create visually compelling content for advertising agencies and brands.

Director of Photography for Music Videos: Work on music video productions, collaborating with artists and directors to create visually striking videos.

Documentary Filmmaking:

Documentary Cinematographer: Capture real-life events, interviews, and scenes to tell a non-fictional story.

Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR):

360-Degree Cinematographer: Work on immersive experiences, capturing content for VR and AR applications.

Independent Filmmaking:

Indie Filmmaker: Direct and shoot independent films, often with limited budgets but creative freedom.

Freelance Cinematographer

Work on a project basis for various clients, including filmmakers, production companies, and businesses.

Educational Content Creation:

Educational Video Production: Create content for online courses, tutorials, and educational platforms.

Photography and Cinematography Fusion:

Cinematographer/Photographer: Utilize your skills in both photography and cinematography for a diverse range of projects.

Specialized Cinematography:

Underwater Cinematographer:

Capture footage in underwater environments.

Aerial Cinematographer:

Use drones and other aerial equipment to capture stunning shots from the sky.

Post-Production:

Color Grading Specialist:

Enhance the visual look of films during the post-production process.

Visual Effects (VFX) Cinematographer:

Work on films with heavy visual effects, collaborating with VFX teams to integrate live-action footage seamlessly.

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