Programme Overview
The Dadasaheb Phalke International Film School offers an inclusive BA filmmaking programme covering specialisations in Direction, Acting, Cinematography, and Sound Design. Prospective students can explore various aspects of filmmaking before selecting their specialised area of interest. The curriculum extends beyond technical skills, nurturing artistic sensibilities in alignment with industry demands and socio-political awareness. Across the 4-year programme, students receive a holistic education covering literature, music, art, photography, philosophy, and theatre. This comprehensive approach blends liberal arts education with advanced film techniques, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the competitive world of glamour and artistic expression. Industry-led masterclasses, interim showreels, film productions, and targeted workshops refine specific skills crucial for diverse roles, ranging from Casting Director to Scenic Designer. This programme is thoughtfully designed to shape aspiring adaptable cinema professionals capable of excelling across a spectrum of cinematic genres, from mainstream blockbusters to avant-garde festival offerings, from streaming platform originals to enduring 'HBO classics'. With this BA (Hons.) degree in Filmmaking, the graduates will be well equipped to enter the widely diverse workforce of the creative industry.