B.A. Film & TV is an undergraduate Arts & Humanities degree designed for students interested in filmmaking, television production, and digital video content. The curriculum typically covers film language, screenwriting, direction, cinematography, sound recording and design, editing, production management, and media studies, along with exposure to Indian and world cinema. Most colleges emphasise hands-on learning through workshops, short film projects, studio productions, scripting labs, and post-production practice using industry-standard tools. Students also gain an understanding of broadcasting formats, OTT content trends, audience research, and the basics of media law and ethics. By the end of the programme, learners usually build a portfolio or showreel that includes scripts, edited sequences, and completed short films or TV-style programmes. Graduates can pursue entry-level roles across film, TV channels, OTT platforms, digital studios, advertising production, corporate video teams, and independent content creation, or progress to specialised postgraduate study in film direction, cinematography, editing, animation, or mass communication.