film appreciation workshop

Mumbai's National Gallery of Modern Art will host a free animation workshop for children aged 8-16 from May 23-29, 2026. Mentored by Tehzeeb Khurana, the event introduces young participants to Indian animation techniques and visual storytelling, inspired by pioneers.

Heggodu, a village in Karnataka's Malnad belt, has transformed into a cultural hub thanks to Ninasam, a rural theatre institution. Here, art, literature, and intellectual discussions are woven into daily life, with villagers and visitors alike engaging in conversations and attending performances, making it a unique destination for immersive cultural experiences.

Suvansh Dhar speaks about approaching his role in Campus Beats 6 with honesty and sensitivity, focusing on authenticity over performance. He also shares how the show contributes to more nuanced and stereotype-free LGBTQ+ representation on screen.

Kolkata Centre for Creativity's third Baithakkhana festival, themed 'Border', explored creative boundaries across literature, cinema, and thought. From children's engagement with language to discussions on art, history, and identity, the event fostered deep conversations. The festival also featured an artist's book showcase and handcrafted décor, blending craft with intellectual exchange.

film appreciation workshops to be organized in future by the information and public relations department (IPRD).

The directorate of art and culture, Sanskruti Bhavan, Patto-Panaji, will organize a film appreciation workshop (analytical film workshop) to give a boost to Goan filmmakers and youth.

Another addition to a string of film-related activities at the National Film Archive of India (NFAI) is a series of half-day workshops introduced this Thursday, on familiarising people with lesser-known aspects of cinema.

Information and public relations department (IPRD) secretary Rajesh Bhushan on Saturday said that besides carrying out its routine works, the IPRD has developed innovative ideas which was evident from the successful organisation of the film appreciation workshops.

Buoyed by the response its first film appreciation workshop received last year, the Orange City Film Foundation plans to hold two such events this year, one in July and the other in November.

The Federation of Film Societies of India's Maharashtra chapter will now focus on activities beyond film screenings by taking up film appreciation courses to take cinema literacy a step ahead.

The workshop would be conducted by well known film scholar, Gayatri Chatterjee from Pune.She has conducted many such workshop and delivered lectures all over India and also in abroad.

The Centre for Women's Studies and Development (CWSD), BHU, in collaboration with the FTII and NFAI, Pune, is going to organise a four-day film festival on women and film appreciation workshop from September 10 to 13.

The Uttarakhand Film Development in a joint venture with FTII Pune is conducting a five day film appreciation course in which experts would tell the participants about the various aspects linked to the making of movies.

The centre will offer programmes in screenplay writing, song recording, acting for theatre and screen, film appreciation, art of make-up, television film reporting and advanced photoshop.

Huma Qureshi shares her cherished Eid traditions, emphasizing togetherness and gratitude. She fondly recalls a chaotic college Eid with friends and highlights the importance of sharing with family and the less fortunate. Childhood Eids were marked by fashion choices and the excitement of receiving Eidi and chocolates, often involving playful sibling rivalry with her brother, Saqib Saleem.

On May 11 and 12 2013, Whistling Woods International presents 'Cinema 100 - The Next Wave', a two-day festival that explores the growth of Indian cinema over the next 100 years.

A week-long workshop on film appreciation began in the department of dramatics, at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University (Bamu) on Friday.

The department of postgraduate studies and research in English, St Aloysius College, is organising an ‘Aloysian Literature Festival’ from February 9 to 16. Director, screenwriter and national awardee for two of his films, Abhaya Simha, will conduct a two-day workshop in film appreciation from February 9. A national seminar on ecology and literature is organised on February 11 and 12.

The Uttarakhand Film Development in a joint venture with Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) Pune is conducting a five-day film appreciation course in the city from June 6 to June 10. CM Trivendra Singh Rawat who will inaugurate the course on Wednesday said that the sessions will provide information on making of films. The CM said that such a workshop is being conducted for the first time in the Himalayan state.

Mangaluru: In a continuous effort to develop film viewing and appreciation amongst students of communication, Nitte Institute of Communication (NICO) will be launching Nitte Film Society on its Paneer campus – Deralakatte on September 18.

Mudra Institute of Communication, Ahmedabad's Entrepreneur Development Centre (MICA-EDC) is hosting a two-day event. Called 'Commclave 2008', it kicks off from November 8 at Cambay resort, Gandhinagar.