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MEGA PRODUCTION RELEASE PROGRAM

MEGA PRODUCTION RELEASE PROGRAM

The Department of Multimedia, GEMS Arts and Science College (Autonomous), Ramapuram, in association with the Photography Club, Newspaper and Journalism Club, and Film Club, organized the “MEGA Production Release Program” as part of the department’s Annual Celebration with Productivity. The program was conducted on 4 March 2026 (Wednesday) at 11:30 AM in the Prem Nazir Audio Visual Theatre. The objective of the program was to showcase the creative works and media productions developed by students of the Multimedia department. The event served as a platform to highlight students’ achievements in media production, journalism, filmmaking, photography, and broadcasting.

During the program, several major productions created by the students were officially released. These included the GEMS Gazette – Campus Newspaper, the Photography Magazine 2026, one documentary film, two short films, the television program “Vox Pop”, a television interview, and the latest episode of the GEMS Vani Radio Program. These productions reflected the students’ creativity, technical skills, and dedication to media excellence.

The event was attended by faculty members, students, and invited guests who appreciated the efforts of the Multimedia department and its clubs in promoting creative media practices within the campus. The program also encouraged students to actively participate in media production and collaborative projects. The MEGA Production Release Program was a great success and demonstrated the department’s commitment to fostering innovation, creativity, and professional media skills among students. The event strengthened the culture of practical learning and media engagement within the college community.


Channel Visit and Field Trip.

Channel Visit and Field Trip.

As part of its extension and experiential learning initiatives, the Department of Multimedia, GEMS Arts and Science College (Autonomous), Ramapuram, organized a Channel Visit and Field Trip to Manorama News, Aroor, Alappuzha, on 25 January 2026. The programme was designed to provide students with practical exposure to professional news production environments and to enhance their understanding of real-world media operations. The visit commenced at 9:00 AM with the departure of students and faculty members from the college campus, followed by an orientation session at Manorama News that introduced students to the organizational structure and daily functioning of the news channel. 

Students were then taken on a studio visit, where they observed live news production setups, broadcasting equipment, camera operations, and control room activities, and gained insights into news gathering, editing, and transmission processes through demonstrations by media professionals. After the lunch break, a technical demonstration session familiarized students with camera handling, newsroom workflows, and post-production techniques, followed by an exposure session on live broadcasting and field reporting that highlighted the challenges of real-time news coverage. 

The programme also included a career guidance session in which industry experts shared their professional experiences and discussed career opportunities in journalism, broadcasting, editing, and digital media. An interactive feedback and interaction session enabled students to clarify doubts and reflect on their learning experiences. The visit concluded at 4:30 PM with the return of participants to the college. The programme proved to be highly beneficial, as it enhanced students’ practical understanding of media production, improved their awareness of industry standards, and effectively bridged the gap between theoretical knowledge and professional practice. The Department of Multimedia expresses its sincere gratitude to the team at Manorama News, Aroor, for their cooperation and support in making the programme informative and successful.



“Big Dreams Start with a Single Pixel”

“Big Dreams Start with a Single Pixel”

The Department of Multimedia, in association with Adontic Technologies and Adontic School, organized a Skill Development Program titled “Big Dreams Start with a Single Pixel” on 13th January 2025 at the MPN Hall. The program was conducted with the objective of equipping students with industry-oriented knowledge and professional skills required in the field of graphic design and multimedia.

The session was mentored by Mr. Muhammad Suneesh, Founder & Creative Director, who served as the resource person for the program. He delivered an engaging and practical session focusing on real-world design practices and career development in the creative industry. The session covered topics such as approaching design work professionally, finding and handling clients, pricing and quoting design projects, understanding industry workflows, and building confidence in client interactions.

The resource person also highlighted the smart use of AI tools in UI/UX and graphic design, current job and freelance opportunities across design domains, and the transition from a designer to an entrepreneur. The session provided valuable insights into industry expectations and emerging trends in the design field.

88 students from all three batches of BA Multimedia  actively participated in the program and interacted with the resource person by raising questions related to freelancing, career growth, and professional challenges. The session was highly informative, motivating, and beneficial in enhancing students’ industry readiness.

Overall, the program was successful in inspiring students to think creatively, work professionally, and explore entrepreneurial opportunities in the multimedia and design industry.


Extension Activity One-Day Certificate Program on Applied Multimedia Skills

Extension Activity One-Day Certificate Program on Applied Multimedia Skills

The Department of Multimedia, GEMS Arts and Science College (Autonomous), organized a One-Day Certificate Program on Applied Multimedia Skills as an extension activity aimed at empowering Plus Two students of Kerala by providing exposure to professional multimedia education and career opportunities beyond the regular curriculum.

The primary objective of the extension activity was to bridge the gap between school-level education and industry-oriented multimedia practices. The program focused on introducing students to creative domains such as script development, photography, videography, graphic designing, video editing, AR & VR technologies, and audio-visual production.

The activity began with interactive workshops on Basics of Script Development and Photography & Videography, enabling students to understand storytelling, visual composition, and camera handling. This was followed by sessions on Graphic Designing and Video Editing, where participants were introduced to industry-standard tools and workflows.

As part of experiential learning, students were taken on a departmental tour, which included visits to the Video Studio, Dubbing Studio, AR & VR Lab, and Audio Visual Theatre. This hands-on exposure helped participants gain real-time insight into professional multimedia environments and production processes.

Competitions were conducted to encourage creativity and active participation among students. Winners were recognized during the closing ceremony, and certificates of participation were distributed to all 59 participants. Lunch and learning materials were provided as part of the extension initiative. 

The extension activity successfully created awareness about multimedia education, creative careers, and emerging technologies. It also strengthened the institution’s outreach efforts by engaging school students and motivating them to pursue higher studies and skill development in the field of multimedia.