BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FILM STUDIES

Introduction to Film Theory and Criticism

History of Cinema: Early Cinema to Classical Hollywood

Elements of Film Language: Narrative, Editing, Cinematography, Sound

Film Analysis: Close Reading and Interpretation

Introduction to Genres: Drama, Comedy, Documentary, Experimental

Introduction to World Cinema: Major Movements and Filmmakers

Major Film Theories: Formalism, Realism, Auteur Theory, Semiotics, Psychoanalysis

Critical Approaches: Feminist Film Theory, Queer Theory, Postcolonial Theory

Film Criticism: Writing Film Reviews and Analysis Papers

Screenwriting Basics: Story Structure, Character Development, Dialogue

Introduction to Film Production: Basics of Filmmaking Techniques

Hollywood Studio System: Rise and Fall

Classical Hollywood Narrative: Codes and Conventions

Hollywood Genres: Film Noir, Western, Musical, Science Fiction

Stars and Stardom: Celebrity Culture in Hollywood

Hollywood's Influence on Global Cinema

European Cinema: French New Wave, Italian Neorealism, German Expressionism

Asian Cinema: Japanese, Chinese, Indian Cinema

Latin American Cinema: Mexican Golden Age, Brazilian Cinema Novo

African Cinema: Nollywood, North African Cinema

Australian and New Zealand Cinema

Documentary Film: History, Modes, Ethics

Experimental Cinema: Avant-Garde Movements, Expanded Cinema

Animation: History, Techniques, Contemporary Trends

Cult and Midnight Movies: Subversive Cinema, Fan Cultures

Film Festivals and Film Exhibition

Contemporary Cinema: Trends and Movements in 21st-century Film

Globalization and Cinema: Transnationalism, Diaspora Cinema

Digital Cinema: Impact of Technology on Filmmaking and Distribution

Film and Society: Representation, Ideology, Politics

Film Theory and Practice: Applying Critical Theory to Filmmaking

Film Marketing and Distribution

Film Festivals and Markets

Film Production Management

Film Financing and Budgeting

Career Development in Film Industry

Research Project or Thesis on a Topic of Interest in Film Studies

Creative Project: Short Film, Screenplay, Film Analysis, or Film Critique

Presentation and Defense of Capstone Project

Q. What is the Full Form of BA in Film Studies  Course?

Ans. Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies .

Q. What is the duration of BA in Film Studies  course?

Ans. Full Course duration for BA in Film Studies  course is 8 Semesters.

Q. What are the Eligibility Criteria of BA in Film Studies  course?

Ans. Eligibility Criteria for BA in Film Studies  Course is 12^th with 50% Marks.

Q. What are the Average fees of BA in Film Studies  course?

Ans. Average Course fees for BA in Film Studies  Course is 9000 to 18000 per semester.

Q. Which type of BA in Film Studies  course is best?

Ans. Regular or Distance.

Q. What course should I do after BA in Film Studies ?

Ans. There are many options for studying after BA in Film Studies  but MA in Film Studies  is best.

Q. Is BA in Film Studies  difficult?

Ans. we wouldn't say that BA in Film Studies  is hard; it’s an easy for studying.

BA

B.COM

B.Tech

BBA

BCA

LLB 

Bsc

B.Pharmacy

D.EI.Ed

B. Arch.

D.P.Ed

MPHW 

B.P.Ed

B Voc

B.Sc. Yoga

Bsc Agriculture