Choose your path into cinema.
Two programs. Same uncompromising hands-on philosophy. Both end with you holding real industry credits, OTT-released films, and a verified IMDB filmography.
6-Month Fast Track Filmmaking Program
A selective fast-lane for creators ready to enter the industry now.
6-Month Fast Track Filmmaking Program
Students train across direction, acting, cinematography, editing, VFX, sound design, dubbing and distribution workflows.
- Direction & Screenwriting
- Cinematography
- Acting on Camera
- Film Editing
- VFX & Colour Grading
- Sound & Dubbing
- Production Design
- On-Set Production Management
Introduction to the Masterg model, production culture, equipment, and the team. Your first walk through every department on a real set.
Story structure, short film format, scene writing, and script breakdown. Every student writes and presents a short film concept by week 3.
Exposure triangle, sensor theory, lens selection, focus pulling, and basic handheld operation. You are shooting by day three.
Natural light, three-point lighting, motivated sources, and the relationship between cinematography and emotion.
Blocking, actor notes, coverage strategy, continuity, and on-set decision-making. Students direct scenes under real crew pressure, not staged classroom drills.
Students ingest dailies, sync sound, assemble scenes, and take notes from faculty editors. The emphasis is on story clarity, pace, and problem-solving in the cut.
Boom technique, lav workflows, room tone, dialogue cleanup, and practical sound design for the films currently in production.
Teams form, scripts are locked, and the first batch short film enters principal photography. Every student works a defined department role.
Students prepare plates, turnovers, titles, simple composites, and post pipelines that survive colour grade and final delivery.
Performance for lens, eyelines, continuity, self-tapes, and scene truth under close-up. Non-actors learn performance literacy; actors learn screen precision.
Lookbooks, palette choices, prop sourcing, dressing practical locations, and building a visual world that supports the script and camera plan.
The second batch production begins with higher complexity — more locations, longer runtime, and a greater production design requirement.
Fine cut, sound pass, grading, graphics, subtitles, QC, and final approval with faculty supervising each handoff.
Master exports, aspect ratio checks, loudness, caption files, metadata, and the packaging requirements needed for streaming submission.
Students prepare clean crew lists, role credits, artwork, and supporting production metadata so each film and contributor can be registered correctly.
The official batch premiere event — OTT releases confirmed, IMDB pages live. Industry guests, alumni, and press attend.
3-Year Degree Program with Kalinga University
This program covers every major aspect of filmmaking through practical execution.
- Film Language & Theory
- Camera Operation
- Story Structure
- Production Design Fundamentals
- Sound Basics
- First Short Film Production
- Advanced Cinematography
- Direction Workshop I
- Editing I
- Acting for Screen I
- VFX Foundations
- Second Short Film Production
- Feature Film Structure
- Advanced Direction
- Non-Linear Editing II
- Sound Design & Mix
- Production Management
- Mid-Length Film Production
- Cinematography for Narrative Continuity
- Performance Direction & Casting
- Colour Grading Foundations
- Production Design for Genre
- OTT Series Writing Lab
- Feature Film Pre-Production
- Assistant Directing & Floor Control
- Advanced Camera Movement
- Post-Sound Supervision
- VFX Supervision on Set
- Pitching & Development
- Feature Film Principal Photography
- Audience Test Screening & Revisions
- Trailer & Marketing Materials
- Feature Film Post-Production
- OTT Delivery & Distribution
- IMDB Submission
- Graduation Film Premiere
Your films don't sit in a hard drive.
Every batch production goes through the full OTT submission pipeline. Your film is reviewed, delivered in compliance with platform specifications, and released to the public on a live streaming platform.
Students go through every stage: picture lock, sound mix, colour grade, subtitle delivery, compliance check, and master submission — not just the production.
OTT platforms have strict technical requirements. Learning to meet them during the program means graduates are ready to deliver professionally from day one.
The OTT release is what makes the IMDB credit possible. Releasing films professionally is not an add-on — it is the culmination of the production process.
Outcomes, not just education.
Every graduate has multiple films distributed on OTT platforms — not screened in a classroom, released to the public.
Every graduate holds an active, verified IMDB filmography with real production credits across their department specialisation.
Through the faculty and production ecosystem, graduates leave with direct relationships with working filmmakers, producers, and technicians.
Graduates can operate every tool across their specialised department at a professional standard — from camera through delivery.
Program questions answered.
No. Both programs accept students with no prior experience. We teach from the ground up — assuming only passion and commitment, not prior knowledge.
The 6-month fast track is an intensive production immersion that gets you into the industry as fast as possible. The 3-year program adds depth, a university degree affiliation with Kalinga University, and a more comprehensive exploration of every film department.
Yes. Both programs guarantee OTT-released film productions. The 6-month program includes 2–3 short film productions. The 3-year program includes short films, mid-length films, and a graduation feature.
Batches are intentionally kept small — between 20 and 30 students — to maintain production quality and ensure every student has active roles across all productions.
In the 6-month program, you are on a camera by day three and in active production by the end of week four. In the 3-year program, your first production begins in semester one.
Students work on professional cinema cameras, industry-standard lighting, and professional post-production suites running Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Nuke, Pro Tools, and Avid.