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Course Content: Semester I • Introduction to Communication • Introduction to Mass Communication • Introduction to Journalism • Introduction to Advertising • Introduction to Computers' • Communication and Soft Skills Semester II • Introduction to Media Technologies • Introduction to Public Relations • Journalistic Reporting & Editing • Advertising Des... Category: MSc in Mass Communication | Advertising | Journalism | Indian Film and Television InstituteIndia (Uttar Pradesh) • Indian Film & Television Institute (IFTI) is a place where students of all age groups are trained to be leading media professionals of the... |
Course Content: Semester 1 MSCMCAJ-101 : Introduction to Communication Communication: Meaning, Need, Types, Models (SMCR, Shanon & Weaver Model, SMRC Model, Laswell Model, Osgood Model, Dance Model, Schramm Model, Gerbner’s Model, New Comb Model, Convergent Model, Gate Keeping Model) Theories of Communication (Hypodermic needle, Two step & Multistep, Commercial, Play theory, Uses & Gratification... Category: MSc in Mass Communication | MSc in Journalism | Mass Communication | Journalism | Gurudeva Media & Animation College (GMAC)India (Delhi, Karnataka)  GMAC (Gurudeva Media & Animation College). GMAC is the best Animation Institute in Delhi [India] registered ISO 9001:2008 (QMS) certified, with as... |
Course Content: Communication is as old as mankind. Mass Communication is the communication of the mass produced messages for mass audience often spread all over the globe. This mass communication serves millions of people who seek information on a variety of issues and topics. We are living in an age of media revolution fuelled by the technology. Passing through various stages of development, the printing press ... Category: MSc in Mass Communication | PGD in Mass Communication And Journalism | Mass Communication | Journalism | AAFT (Asian Academy of Film & Television)India (Delhi, Maharashtra ...)  We have always believed that a film school should take a holistic and realistic approach in its teaching. By holistic we mean that film school trainin... |
