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1. 19 th Academic Council Meeting 1 Centre for Moving Image

2. Vision Objective Approval of Centre Annual Calendar of Events Annual Publication Plan Website Detail Infrastructure Need List of Grants 19 th Academic Council Meeting 2 AGENDA

3. Vision 3 The Centre for Moving Image envisions a dynamic landscape where narratives are crafted with precision and creativity, shaping the future of visual communication. Our program is dedicated to moulding enthusiasts into adept specialists, equipped with the skills and sensibilities to analyse and create impactful moving images. Tailored semesters offer cutting-edge training in cinematography, animation, sound design, video editing, and emerging media, empowering students to excel in advertising, social commentary, and narrative storytelling that resonates with society. We plunge students into the bedrock of visual communication, emphasizing artistry and design, and cultivate them into proficient storytellers who master the latest media technologies. Our program acts as a dynamic crucible for skill enhancement, fostering personal growth and industry readiness through a resolute focus on innovation, technique, and up-to-the-minute industry standards.

4. Objective 4 Objective: Enhancing academic programs and fostering a holistic learning environment: Emphasize entrepreneurship to cultivate innovation; foster industry collaboration and establish incubation centres; integrate ethics into curricula and connect academia with government and public spheres; promote empathy in technology use and effective media coordination; involve communities in policy-making and research and implement team teaching for diverse perspectives; establish student portals for work showcase and archives; expand course curricula with interdisciplinary inputs; emphasize design thinking for problem-solving; and prioritize continuous feedback and internal resource utilization for optimal learning outcomes.

5. Approval of Centre 5 Details of Centre’s approval/ Proposed Copy/Proposal Copy to be approved 3 Core Studio Project - I 4 Studio P 3 Core Studio Project - I 4 Studio P Core Sound – Art & Design 3 Studio S Core Sound Design 3 Studio S Core Image Dynamics - Analog & Digital Media 3 Studio S Core Image Dynamics 3 Studio S Core Creative Writing 2 Theory Core Creative Writing 2 Theory         Core Character Study 2 Studio S Common Studio Common Studio 4 Studio Studio Design Workshop-I 2 W Elective / Minor Minor - Studio 2 Studio Elective / Minor Minor - Studio 2 Studio Elective / Minor Minor - Theory 2 Theory Elective / Minor Minor - Theory 2 Theory Total 20   Total 20   Semester 03:  

6. Approval of Centre 6 Details of Centre’s approval/ Proposed Copy/Proposal Copy to be approved Semester 04:   4 Core Studio Project - II 4 Studio P 4 Core Studio Project - II 4 Studio P Core Sound Practicals 3 Studio P Core Sound Practicals 3 Studio P Core Image Making  Introduction to Narratives 3 Studio S Core Introduction to Narratives 3 Studio S Core Director’s Journey 2 Studio S Core Director’s Journey 2 Studio S         Core Video Art-I 2 Studio S Core Common Studio 4 Studio Studio Design Workshop-II 2 W Elective / Minor Minor - Theory 2 Theory Elective / Minor Minor - Theory 2 Theory Elective / Minor Minor - Studio 2 Studio(P) Elective / Minor Minor - Studio 2 Studio(P) Total 20   Total 20    

7. Approval of Centre 7 Details of Centre’s approval/ Proposed Copy/Proposal Copy to be approved Semester 05:     5 Core Studio Project - III 4 Studio P 5 Core Studio Project - III 4 Studio P Core Documenting Cultures 3 Studio S Core Documenting Cultures 3 Studio S Core Editing – Theory & Practice 3 Studio S Core Editing – Theory & Practice 3 Studio S Core Media Futures 2 Theory Core Media Studies 2 Theory         Core Visual Storytelling 2 Studio S Core Common Studio 4 Studio P Studio Design Workshop-III 2 W Elective / Minor Minor - Theory 2 Theory Elective / Minor Minor - Theory 2 Theory Elective / Minor Minor - Studio 2 Studio(P) Elective / Minor Minor - Studio 2 Studio(P) Total 20   Total 20  

8. Approval of Centre 8 Details of Centre’s approval/ Proposed Copy/Proposal Copy to be approved Semester 06:     6 Core Common Studio 4 Studio P 6 Core Studio Project - IV 4 Studio P Core Studio Project - IV 4 Studio P Core Video Art-II 3 Studio S Core Scenography 3 Studio S Core Production Design 3 Studio S Core Production Design 3 Studio S Core Media Entrepreneurship 2 Studio S Core Learning from Masters 2 Theory Core Learning from Masters 2 Theory         Core Design Workshop-IV 2 W Elective Minor - Theory 2 Theory Elective Minor - Theory 2 Theory Elective Minor - Studio 2 Studio(P) Elective Minor - Studio 2 Studio(P) Total 20   Total 20  

9. Approval of Centre 9 Details of Centre’s approval/ Proposed Copy/Proposal Copy to be approved Semester 07:   7 Core Studio Project - V 4 Studio P 7 Core Studio Project - V 4 Studio P Core Storyboard & Screenplay 4 Studio P Core Storyboard & Screenplay 3 Studio S Core Elements of Tangibles - CMFGN 3 Studio S Core Elements of Tangibles 3 Studio S Core Cultural Studies – Image Making 3 Studio S Core Cultural Studies 2 Studio S Core Monograph – Moving Image 2 Theory Core Monograph – Moving Image 2 Theory         Core Media Management 2 Theory         Core Collaborative Studio 3 Studio         Core Research & Management  1 Theory Total 16   Total 20   Semester 08:   8 Core Capstone 20 Studio P 8 Core Capstone Project 20 Studio P Total 20   Total 20  

10. Approval of Centre 10 Details of Centre’s approval/ Proposed Copy/Proposal Copy to be approved Semester 07:   Sem Course Name Replacement/Proposal offered Reason of change 3 Character Design Proposal Offered Introducing tools and techniques of writing a character as cinema study and utilise the same with an eye of an animator to visualise and draw. 4 Workshop-I Proposal Offered Skill level: introduction to 2D and 3D Software(Maya, Blender and Cinema 4D) It will be an exchange between fields of Exhibition Design, Museum Augmentation, and Emerging Technologies. 5 Video Art-I&II Proposal Offered Fundamentals of advanced techniques and concepts related to projection mapping, including content creation, software tools, spatial mapping, and interactive installations. 6 Workshop-II Proposal Offered Avant Garde+Underground Movements to be understood. Gaining an understanding of avant-garde art and its historical context, exploring key movements and artists that have shaped this art form.  6 Visual Storytelling Proposal Offered Introduction to Graphic Design: Exploring the medium of Image Making through, drawing, typography, photography, and many aspects to look at an image as sophisticated graphical entities. It is to emphasize the graphical media as a mean of storytelling and Idea building. 7 Workshop-III Proposal Offered Synthesis between Traditional narratives and contemporary technology. Explore the transformation and adaptation of folktales in the context of new media. Participants will delve into the structural elements and archetypal patterns of folktales. 8 Media Entrepreneurship Proposal Offered Data visualisation and other analytical skills to explore venues for media enterprise. To equip participants with the knowledge and skills to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities in the field of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR).  9 Workshop-IV Proposal Offered Workshop-IV is an exercise in research based iconographic understanding of storytelling and how it serve as a analytical tool to stay precise while knowing the audience and deliver the story at a competitive level. 10 Research Writing Proposal Offered fundamentals of developing necessary skills and knowledge to conduct research and produce high-quality written work in the field. The course focuses on the fundamentals of academic research, critical thinking, and effective writing techniques. Rationale   

11. 11 Details of Events Annual Calendar of Events No Event Title Event Description Event Expert Semester 1. Semester Begin Exhibition A holistic representation of work by the students of Moving image. They will create a theme and with a sense of comprehension the show will be organized. ALL Semester 2. Varta -The Talk Series Varta is a talk show hosting people across the fraternity of Media, films and animation/more. It’s a student initiative to record podcasts and create a repository of interviews and sessions with eminent personality. ALL Semester 3. Baatein Filmon Ki Film sessions and dialogue post film screenings: BFK is a film club initiative to curate film shows in the presence of filmmakers/animators and artists projecting and discussing their work ALL Semester 4. Chitrapat Film Screenings More than just a film club, Chitrapat delves into the vast realm of media culture, sparking dialogue through a range of innovative events. Last year, our students organized and curated over 50 events, engaging with diverse communities throughout the city and fostering meaningful conversations across different segments of society. ALL Semester 5. LibriMedia Contrasting the pace and purpose of the program, LibriMedia operates as an in-house media collaboration initiative that syncs with industry partners, fostering an environment ripe for industry insights and updates. Our students have successfully completed internships with prominent entities such as Mrs. Mage, a restaurant under Hyatt Regency in Ahmedabad. Additionally, collaborations with MRIGA, an NGO producing awareness-raising videos on lifestyle-related health issues, and ongoing projects with Aanjaneya Entertainment and Here&Now Films further enrich our engagement with the industry. ALL Semester    

12. Annual Publication Plan 12 Publication Plan: Student-Curated Content: What sets our publication apart is its student-driven nature. Drawing on the expertise and passion of students within the Moving Image Major and Minor, each issue features carefully selected content that reflects the interests, concerns, and artistic vision of our fellow students. From thought-provoking essays to captivating visual art, every piece is a reflection of the rich tapestry of voices within our university. Showcasing Moving Image Works: One of the highlights of our magazine is the dedicated section showcasing works from the discipline of Moving Image. This section serves as a comprehensive overview of the creative endeavors undertaken by students throughout the semester. Through in-depth analyses and behind-the-scenes insights, readers gain a deeper understanding of the artistic process and the innovative projects being pursued within our community. Short Reports on Semester Accomplishments: In addition to showcasing individual works, each issue includes short reports that highlight the collective accomplishments of Moving Image students during the semester. Whether it's the completion of a groundbreaking film project, the successful staging of a multimedia exhibition, or the publication of a collaborative digital art installation, these reports celebrate the achievements of our peers and inspire future collaboration and creativity.

13. Website 13 https:// anu.edu.in / programme /bachelor-of-design/moving-image/

14. Infrastructure Need 14 There are three main categories of Infrastructure needs that have been prepared. Studio Equipment Field Equipment Software and other Technical requirements Miscellaneous Stationary and inventories Faculty: Inhouse faculties in the discipline of animation, sound, cinematography, production design Link for the detailed Infrastructure List: https:// docs.google.com /spreadsheets/d/114zooODUnojytxUEHFT6c7JqGX0IvJpnXtzadINk8zo/ edit?usp =sharing

15. Grant List 15 Grant sources (government and private) relevant to your centre and work with a status of application for the grants listed https://b3festival.de/en/b3_festival/hessenlab https://trendingnowmedia.com https://indiaifa.org/grants-and-projects.html https://psbt.org https://www.filmindependent.org/programs/grants-and-awards/ https://www.banffcentre.ca https://www.asianculturalcouncil.org https://www.idfa.nl/industry/idfa-bertha-fund/about.aspx https://iffr.com/en/professionals/iffr-industry/cinemart/about-cinemart http://www.hivos.nl/

16. Grant List 16 Film Grants and Fellowships: Many organizations, foundations, and government agencies offer grants and fellowships specifically for filmmakers and media artists. These grants can vary in terms of eligibility criteria, funding amounts, and application requirements. Film Festivals and Competitions Educational Scholarships and Grants Industry Associations and Foundations Crowdfunding Platforms Government Funding and Tax Incentives Examples include the Sundance Institute Documentary Fund, the Tribeca Film Institute's Tribeca All Access program, and the Women In Film Finishing Fund.

17. 19 th Academic Council Meeting 17 Thank you