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PROGRAM IN ANIMATION FILMMAKING - DAFM
Animation and filmmaking are powerful languages of storytelling, allowing creators to transform ideas, emotions, and imagination into compelling visual experiences. DAFM, an intensive 1-year program, is designed for aspiring creators who want to develop a strong foundation in animation, filmmaking, and digital content production. By combining creative concepts with practical technical skills, the program helps students understand the complete process of bringing stories to life.
Throughout the program, learners explore a diverse range of creative disciplines, including animation, live-action cinematography, character design, 3D animation, visual storytelling, and filmmaking techniques. In addition, each area contributes to a well-rounded understanding of modern visual production. Furthermore, students gain practical exposure to creative workflows used to develop engaging films, animated sequences, characters, environments, and digital content. At the same time, hands-on projects allow learners to apply their knowledge and strengthen their creative abilities. For example, students can develop story concepts, create visual sequences, design characters, and experiment with different filmmaking techniques.
COURSE DURATION: 288 HRS
Animation Mastery
What You'll Learn IN DAFM
term i
- Fundamentals of Visual Design
- Layout & Animatics
- World of Generative AI
- Concepts of Filmmaking
- Digital Design
- Compositing
- Video & Sound editing
- 3D ModeLling
- Texturing
- 3D Animation
- Lighting & Rendering in V-Ray
- Character Setup & Skinning
- Particles, Dynamics & Advanced Effects



Creative Tools
Software Covered IN DAFM







Career Launch
Career Opportunities in DAFM

Lighting Artist

Rigging Artist

3D VisualiSer

Animator

3D ModelLing Artist

Video Editor

Design Visualisation Artist

Motion Graphics Artist
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