Virtual Production and AI Transforming Cinematic Creation

XR in Filmmaking

Course Fee - ₹ 2000

Overview

XR in Filmmaking: Virtual Production and AI Transforming Cinematic Creation equips learners with practical skills in virtual production, AI, VR, real-time engines, and in-camera visual effects. Students gain technical and creative expertise to produce innovative films and prepare for emerging opportunities in the rapidly evolving, technology-driven media industry.

START DATE

Jul 01 2026

END DATE

Mar 31 2027

Delivery Mode

Online

Duration

15 Hours

Type

Theory

Course Fee

₹ 2000

Credentials and Certification

1 Credit
1 Digital Badge
1 Certificate

Course Category Micro-Credential (Advanced)

TARGET AUDIENCE CHRIST University students

COURSE DELIVERY

Action-based learning materials with guided assessments and faculty support.

Digital Credential

indicating verified micro-credential completion.

RECOMMENDED FOR

AUDIENCE 01

Students exploring cloud computing

AUDIENCE 02

Professionals planning cloud projects

AUDIENCE 03

Faculty building digital deployment literacy

COURSE DELIVERY

Action-based learning materials with guided assessments and faculty support.

Course Outcomes

Our curriculum matches modern standard practices to provide exceptional training milestones.

Virtual Production Fundamentals

Understand the principles of virtual production and explore how real-time technologies are transforming contemporary filmmaking and digital content creation.

CORE KNOWLEDGE

AI in Cinematic Creation

Explore the role of Artificial Intelligence in filmmaking by enhancing creative workflows, visual storytelling, and production efficiency across projects.

AI IN FILMMAKING

Unreal Engine Workflows

Apply Unreal Engine tools and production workflows to create photorealistic virtual environments for immersive cinematic experiences.

PRACTICAL LEARNING

Virtual Environment Design

Design and build realistic virtual production backgrounds by integrating spatial design, lighting, textures, and cinematic composition techniques.

DIGITAL PRODUCTION

Real-Time Cinematic Visualization

Utilize real-time rendering techniques to visualize scenes, optimize production workflows, and enhance creative decision-making during filmmaking.

REAL-TIME TECHNOLOGY

Cinematic Project Development

Develop and present professional virtual production projects that demonstrate technical expertise, visual realism, and storytelling for modern film production.

INDUSTRY READINESS

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

UG and PG students

Faculty In Charge

Expert guidance from acclaimed industry professional leaders.

Dr Vikash Chauhan

Assistant Professor

Dr. Chauhan is an Assistant Professor and former broadcast journalist with extensive experience at Zee News, Zee Sports, and BAG Films. His research explores social media, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and filmmaking. He developed the “Four Cs of Social Media” model and actively presents internationally on emerging media technologies.

Program Overview

Academic Curriculum

A meticulous, guided learning path engineered to transform your cloud engineering expertise.

Module 1

Introduction to Virtual Film Production

Module 2

Virtual Environments and Real-Time Technologies

Module 3

Unreal Engine: Tools and Techniques

Module 4

Virtual Production and AI Transforming Cinematic Creation

Overview

Credentials and Certification

COURSE DELIVERY

Digital Credential

Students exploring cloud computing

Professionals planning cloud projects

Faculty building digital deployment literacy

Course Menu

COURSE DELIVERY

Course Outcomes

Virtual Production Fundamentals

AI in Cinematic Creation

Unreal Engine Workflows

Virtual Environment Design

Real-Time Cinematic Visualization

Cinematic Project Development

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Faculty In Charge

Dr Vikash Chauhan

Assistant Professor

Academic Curriculum

Introduction to Virtual Film Production

Virtual Environments and Real-Time Technologies

Unreal Engine: Tools and Techniques

Integrating In-Camera VFX and Studio Workflows

Build skills that matter in the real world