Our Programs & Essentials
- R1: Minimum 40% of the film must feature digital visual effects.
- R2: Use of third-party assets (models/textures) must be disclosed.
- R3: Maximum duration: 15 minutes (including credits).
- J1: Seamlessness: How well the VFX integrates with the live-action plate.
- J2: Technical Difficulty: Complexity of simulations (fluid, hair, fire) or tracking.
- J3: Visual Consistency: Does the VFX match the film’s overall aesthetic?
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution Film Poster (300 DPI, CMYK).
- S2: VFX Breakdown Reel (Before/After) of at least 3 key shots.
- S3: Technical Log: List of software and plugins used.
- D: Copyright Declaration: Submitter must own or have licenses for all digital assets and background music used.
- R1: Must be at least 75% animated (2D, 3D, or Stop-motion).
- R2: Frame rate must be consistent (e.g., 24fps or 30fps).
- R3: Open to all styles: Traditional, Computer, or Experimental.
- J1: Principles of Animation: Mastery of timing, and weight.
- J2: Character/Environment Design: Originality and visual appeal.
- J3: Storytelling: Effectiveness of the narrative through movement.
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution Film Poster (300 DPI, CMYK).
- S2: Character Model Sheets or Concept Art PDF.
- S3: Full HD (1080p) or 4K Video File in .MP4 or .MOV format.
- D: Copyright Declaration: All characters and story must be original or used with explicit permission.
- R1: Narrative/Visuals must be significantly driven by AI tools.
- R2: No "single-prompt" raw outputs; evidence of human editing/curation is required.
- R3: Maximum duration: 5 minutes.
- J1: Prompt Engineering: Innovation and uniqueness of the generated aesthetic.
- J2: Temporal Consistency: How well the AI maintains character/scene stability.
- J3: Creative Direction: The filmmaker’s ability to "tame" AI into a cohesive vision.
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution Film Poster (300 DPI, CMYK).
- S2: "Process Log": List of AI models (e.g., Midjourney, Runway) and sample prompts used.
- S3: Declaration of human-edited vs. AI-generated elements.
- D: Copyright Declaration: Disclosure of training data sources where possible; confirm no infringement on specific artists styles.
- R1: Must be non-fiction, based on real events, people, or places.
- R2: Interviews must have clear, audible sound.
- R3: Minimum- Maximum duration: 15-40 minutes.
- J1: Depth of Research: How thoroughly the subject matter is explored.
- J2: Narrative Arc: Does the documentary tell a compelling "true" story?
- J3: Ethical Integrity: Balanced representation of the subject.
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution Film Poster (300 DPI, CMYK).
- S2: Director’s Statement (max 300 words) on the film’s purpose.
- S3: Participant Consent Forms for all primary interviewees if relevant.
- D: Copyright Declaration: All archival footage or third-party photos must be cleared for use.
- R1: Must feature only work created while the submitter was or is a student.
- R2: Maximum duration: 2 minutes.
- R3: Must include a title card with the student's name and specialization.
- J1: Curation: Selection of the strongest work over quantity.
- J2: Edit & Pacing: How well the reel flows with the chosen music.
- J3: Technical Proficiency: Demonstrated skill in the student's specific field.
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution "Personal Brand" Poster or Portfolio Cover.
- S2: Shot List PDF: Breakdown of what the student did in every clip.
- S3: Link to Online Portfolio (ArtStation, Behance, etc.).
- D: Copyright Declaration: Confirm that all clips are the student's own work; credit collaborators for group projects.
- R1: Fiction/Narrative-based live-action films.
- R2: Duration: 5 to 20 minutes (including credits).
- R3: Standard cinematic aspect ratios only (16:9, 2.39:1).
- J1: Screenwriting: Quality of dialogue, structure, and character development.
- J2: Directing: Cohesion of acting, camera work, and sound.
- J3: Cinematography: Effective use of lighting and framing to tell the story.
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution Film Poster (300 DPI, CMYK).
- S2: 3 High-resolution Production Stills/ photos.
- S3: Short Synopsis (50 words) and Logline.
- D: Copyright Declaration: Submitter warrants that they hold all rights to the script and final production.
- R1: Maximum duration: 90 seconds.
- R2: Must feature a product, service, or social cause (real or fictional).
- R3: Must include a clear brand logo and "Call to Action."
- J1: Impact: How quickly and effectively the ad grabs attention.
- J2: Production Quality: The "gloss" and professional finish of the edit.
- J3: Persuasiveness: How effectively the ad communicates its message.
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution Promotional Poster for the brand/ad.
- S2: Target Audience Description (PDF).
- S3: Vertical (9:16) and Landscape (16:9) versions for social media.
- D: Copyright Declaration: Declaration that no trademarked logos were used without permission (unless it's a mock ad).
- R1: Focus on the interaction between live-action footage and 3D elements.
- R2: Must include at least one "interaction" shot (e.g., CG character touching a real object).
- R3: Maximum duration: 10 minutes.
- J1: Matchmoving: The stability of the CG objects within the live-action space.
- J2: Lighting & Shadows: How well the CG lighting matches the physical environment.
- J3: Compositing: Color grading and edge blending between the two layers.
- S1: A3 Size High-Resolution Film Poster (300 DPI, CMYK).
- S2: Technical Breakdown: Comparison shots of raw plate vs. final composite.
- S3: Camera Data Log (Lens mm, F-stop, Camera height).
- D: Copyright Declaration: Full disclosure of any pre-made assets or stock plates used.
Contact Details
For more details, please contact:
Mr. Sahil Verma
Mobile: +91-8558967789
Email: sahil.verma@gnauniversity.edu.in
Mr. Navkaran
Mobile: +91-8427043168
Email: navkaran.dewett@gnauniversity.edu.in
Ms. Preeti
Mobile: +91-8699875770
Email: preeti.mahi@gnauniversity.edu.in
