State Institute Of Film and Television (SIFT), Rohtak

https://www.facebook.com/siftv State Institute Of Film and Television (SIFT) Rohtak, one of the premier film institutes in the world and only Government film institute in north India, puts special emphasis on practical work in its teaching programme. The Institute educates students in Film direction, Cinematography, Film Editing, Sound Recording & Sound Design, and Acting. The students acquire knowledge preparing them to work as directors, directors of photography, photographers, screenwriters, editors, production managers, editors, actors, sound designers and actors. Studies comprise practical workshop classes accompanied by history, culture and art theory contributing to a thorough artistic development. At SIFT we envision to impart kind of sight, creativity and technical knowledge to our students that empower their imagination to revolutionise the world. We propose to provide world-class education in all technical and creative aspects of film-making and television through 3-year, full-time programmes. State Institute of Film and Television (SIFT) has its own building with full equipped studio setup, Shooting floor, Multi cam shooting floor with motorised grid lighting system, Recording and Foley studios (not fully equipped yet, work is in progress). This is the only institution in World offering Bachelor Of Cinema Degree, with specialisation in Film Direction, Film Editing, Sound Recording & Sound design, Cinematography and in Film Acting. SIFT is highly committed to ensure that its students move out of the school into highly creative and rewarding areas of employment both in India and abroad.Courses of studiesFull-time Bachelor courses Affiliated to State university Of performing and visual arts,Rohtak'Film Direction, Cinematography, Film Editing, Sound Design, Film Acting'About CampusThe State Institute Of Film and Television, Rohtak is about |78|km from Delhi and|233|km from Chandigarh, the state capital. Campus is built over 22 acres in HUDA Sector 6, behind the new bus stand of Rohtak. The architecture of campus is designed by renowned architect Raj Rewal. The campus has its four core buildings for all four institutes and one central area include Central Auditorium, Amphitheater, Central Library and a Cafeteria.