100 attend free online video production course

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:38 PM Jun 16, 2020 IST

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Jalandhar, June 15

The PG Department of Journalism & Mass Communication of KMV organised its second one week free online course on video production today. The course has received the participation of more than 100 persons from different age groups and profession from pan India, along with college and school students. The classes were conducted virtually.

During the classes, students were taught various intricacies of video production, along with various stages of production and essentials of cinematography. Basics of video camera and basics of video editing were also explained by explaining the practical demonstration to the students. — TNS

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