Objectives

• To foster an appreciation for both cinematic and theatrical arts.
• To encourage students to explore and develop their creative talents in film and drama.
• To provide opportunities for students to participate in, write, direct, act, and produce both short films and stage plays.
• To build technical and artistic skills in filmmaking, acting, scriptwriting, direction, cinematography, and editing.
• To offer a platform for students to present their ideas, stories, and artistic visions through films and plays.
• To engage students in theatrical performances and film projects that reflect social, cultural, and personal issues.
• To foster teamwork, creativity, communication, and leadership skills through collaborative activities.

Expected Outcomes

• Development of artistic and technical skills in film and theatre production.
• Increased student participation in film festivals, drama festivals, and competitions.
• Greater understanding of the integration between cinema and theatre in storytelling and artistic expression.
• Enhanced ability to work collaboratively in teams, especially in performing arts and production roles.
• Exposure to both classic and contemporary films and plays, leading to an expanded cultural and artistic awareness.
• Creation of original short films and stage productions that reflect diverse themes and styles.
• A strong sense of community and pride in the college’s cultural and artistic achievements.

Staff Structure

• Club Coordinator (Faculty): Responsible for overseeing the activities of both film and drama aspects of the club.
• Assistant Club Coordinators (Faculty/Guest Mentors): Provide guidance on technical aspects of film production and drama performance, such as cinematography, direction, acting, and editing.
• Student Leads for Film and Drama:
  • Film Lead: Focuses on filmmaking, including scripting, directing, and editing.
  • Drama Lead: Focuses on organizing theatre productions, directing, acting, and set design.
• Technical Heads (Student Volunteers):
  • Cinematography Head: Responsible for video shooting, lighting, and camera operation.
  • Editing Head: Manages post-production processes like editing and sound design.
  • Stage and Set Design Head: Manages set designs, props, and staging for drama productions.
• Club Members: Students interested in acting, directing, producing, editing, cinematography, and stage management.

Major Activities

• Film Screenings and Discussions: Regular screenings of popular, classic, and independent films followed by open discussions and analysis.
• Drama Performances: Organizing stage plays, skits, and monologues with participation from students.
• Workshops and Masterclasses: Workshops on film production, acting, direction, scriptwriting, set design, and stage management.
• Collaborative Projects: Creating joint film and drama productions, such as film adaptations of plays or dramatized films.
• Participation in Film and Drama Festivals: Encouraging students to take part in local, national, and international film and drama competitions.
• Student Film and Drama Production: Students collaborate to create original short films, documentaries, and stage plays.
• Scriptwriting Competitions: Organizing scriptwriting contests for both films and theatre.
• Cross-Club Collaborations: Working with other clubs (e.g., Photography Club, Music Club) to enhance the production quality of films and drama performances.

Time Schedule

• Weekly Meetings:
  • Every Monday and Wednesday, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM.
  • Focused on rehearsals, scriptwriting, or film production planning.
• Drama Rehearsals:
  • Every Tuesday and Thursday, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM.
  • For theatre performances, including acting rehearsals and set designs.
• Film Screenings:
  • Every Friday, 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM.
  • Followed by discussion and analysis of the film.
• Workshops:
  • Monthly (First Thursday of each month), 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM.
  • Aimed at improving students’ skills in various aspects of film and drama.

Drama & Film Club Annual Report 2024-25