Wants to make a career in film making. So this is a great opportunity. Delhi University is going to teach film making with Artificial Intelligence (AI). For example, students can learn the basics of AI filmmaking in 6 months from DU. In this regard, DU’s Campus of Learning (COL) is going to launch a new 6-month skill course called AI in Film Making. The entire exercise is to expose students to emerging AI filmmaking and connect them with employment. Preparations of DU to start this skill course are in final stage.

Come on, let’s find out what’s so special about DU’s AI in Filmmaking course. Will know when this course will start. Let’s know who can apply for admission in this course. Let’s know the whole matter in detail.

The course is starting from January, know who can apply

DU’s Campus of Learning (COL) has completed preparations for the 6-month AI in Film Making Skills course starting at DU. Under the scheme of COL, this course will start from January 2027, for which 12 pass candidates can apply. Along with this, Graduate and Post Graduate candidates can also apply for AI in Film Making Skills Course.

What’s so special about the 6 month AI in film making course?

Talking about this 6 Months AI in Film Making Course, this course is designed to provide practical training in film making through AI. For example, admitted candidates will be told about creating short films, videos and other visual materials through AI.

The main point is that DU’s COL has its own studio. Candidates taking admission in this studio will get experience in film making. For example, this course will also provide hands-on training in the studio, along with information about AI tools for filmmaking.

Income Consolidation Initiative

DU’s COL is looking at this by linking skill courses with student earnings. For example, the way the Indian government is promoting the Orange Economy. Keeping this in mind the COL of DU is going to start this course. DU believes that after doing this course, candidates can start earning by producing short films, advertisements, social media videos and other digital content.