BS in Film TV and Theatre

the evolution of cinema, television, and theatre as an art form and its technological underpinnings, theoretical foundations, and creative potential, among other facets. With the proliferation of the filmmaking, tv drama production and theatre proforming process, post-production workflow, and distribution channels have all experienced significant changes, necessitating an update to the degree's curriculum.  
The School of Media and Communication Studies educates its students in the art and science of filmmaking, dramatics and performing arts. Students learn everything from camerawork to non-linear editing to visual effects to sound design.  
 
Mission  
The School has come a long way. Its graduates are actively shaping the future of Pakistani cinema in fields as diverse as feature films, commercials, film festivals, and music videos. The 4-year degree programme has been carefully designed for undergraduate students who wish to integrate intensive professional training in creative expression; since its beginnings, it has grown to incorporate more contemporary forms of media, such as Video Art, Experimental Cinema and Theatre . Objectives  
• To analyze and break down the narrative structure of film, television and theatre scenes, scripts, and complete projects. This includes both fiction and nonfiction material. 
• Understanding the “language” of film, television and theatre —shot selection, mise-en-scene, lighting, sound, blocking, and editing of scenes, scripts, and complete projects. 
• The practical skills necessary to develop original film, television and theatre projects and scripts. 
• Practical competency in the key elements of film and television production—including directing, camerawork, lighting, audio recording, editing, and producing. 
• The knowledge needed to connect the formal attributes of the project to a particular film, drama and theatre, television and theatre movement or period and to discuss the contributions of the key creative figures of that movement or period.