RED Camera Workshop
A hands-on RED camera demonstration provided students practical exposure to professional filmmaking equipment, enhancing their understanding of advanced camera operations and cinematic production techniques.
The Film and Television Programme at LPU offers industry-driven education with state-of-the-art facilities and hands-on training. Through live projects, internships, expert mentorship, and advanced studios, students gain practical exposure in direction, cinematography, editing, sound, and scriptwriting - preparing them for successful careers in the media and entertainment industry.
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Know moreThe students of the Film and Television Department at Lovely Professional University, as part of their academic curriculum, produce a range of impactful short films, music videos, documentaries, and related projects. These academic exercises highlight their conceptual understanding, technical proficiency, and narrative skills, while addressing diverse themes that reflect the scholarly and creative environment fostered at LPU.
Prof. (Dr.) Pavitar Parkash Singh
M.A. (English), M.Sc. (Applied Physics) & MBA
Certified Trainer in Digital Essentials & AI Foundation, LSDB - UK
Ph.D. (Management)
Professor & Senior Dean, LPU
To be a leading institution of Film and television production, which is globally recognized for nurturing artistic excellence, using industry-relevant technology, providing conceptual and research-oriented teaching, fostering creativity to generate meaningful content for entertainment while highlighting societal concerns and cultivating entrepreneurial mindset.
A hands-on RED camera demonstration provided students practical exposure to professional filmmaking equipment, enhancing their understanding of advanced camera operations and cinematic production techniques.
Lithuanian cinematographer Rimvydas Leipus conducted a five-day workshop, equipping Film and Television students with advanced insights into lighting, visual composition, and cinematography.
Acclaimed filmmaker Imtiaz Ali engaged with LPU Film & Television students, offering valuable perspectives on storytelling, cinematic creativity, filmmaking, and his distinguished professional journey.
A six-day advanced makeup course by Sandeep Damaniya offered hands-on training in film, theatre, character, and prosthetic makeup, organised by Film & TV Production and HRDC.
A B. Design Film and TV Production student Kavya Anoop, gained valuable industry exposure as Assistant Production Designer for Raja Shivaji, advancing her professional journey in Mumbai’s film industry.
Cinematographer Ajmal Jami conducted a five-day workshop on mobile filmmaking, developing students’ skills in storytelling, visual composition, and editing, with FTII certification.
Acclaimed filmmaker and actress Aparajita Ghosh shared practical insights into independent cinema, creative storytelling, production methodologies, and real-world filmmaking experiences through an engaging masterclass.
Filmmaker Rahul Rawail explored Bollywood’s golden era, examining classic Hindi cinema, storytelling traditions, filmmaking practices, and the enduring legacy of iconic films and pioneers.
An independent filmmaker and editor whose recent short film “The Last Witness” received the prestigious Best Short Film Award at the Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival (TINFF) 2025, Canada.
Pawan Kumar
B.Sc. Film and TV Production