Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Media and Entertainment study plan

Map the production chain from commissioning to delivery, and name the crew role responsible for each handoff on a one-page chart

Identify the three camera controls that change exposure and demonstrate each on a locked-off shot

Compose and shoot the six standard shot sizes from a written shot list without reframing errors

Apply the 180-degree rule and lead-room principle while shooting a two-person conversation

Set a three-point lighting setup and record the exposure and white-balance values used for the key, fill and back light

Capture clean dialogue outdoors using a lavalier and a boom, and log the gain, distance and wind protection for each take

Diagnose and fix three common audio faults: clipping, room hum and off-axis muffling

Match colour temperature between two light sources so skin tones stay consistent across a scene

Clean raw dialogue by removing breaths, clicks and room tone gaps, and rebuild a continuous ambience bed

Organise a project into bins and folders, and set a consistent sequence and file-naming convention

Assemble a rough cut using three-point edits and mark each cut decision in a written edit log

Balance dialogue, music and effects so dialogue stays intelligible under the music

Refine the rough cut into a fine cut by trimming, tightening pacing and adding transitions only where motivated

Apply a title, lower-third and end-credit sequence with legible sizing and safe margins

Colour-correct each shot for exposure and white balance, then apply a consistent look across the sequence

Export the master in two delivery formats and verify frame rate, resolution and audio levels against a written spec

Build a reusable title and lower-third template in a graphics tool using grid, hierarchy and contrast rules

Convert your footage into a short animated sequence using keyframes for position, scale and opacity

Explain a technical production decision to a non-technical client in under two minutes and confirm understanding

Draft and send a professional client update email covering status, blockers and next steps

Carry out a written risk assessment for a shoot location covering cabling, tripods, lighting heat and power load

Demonstrate correct lifting, cable routing and safe battery handling, and record the control measures taken

Write a full production plan covering budget lines, schedule, crew, permissions and contingency

Prepare a location release, talent consent and music-licensing checklist that matches what you actually shot

Set up a folder-and-naming structure for a project and create a versioned backup on a second drive

Use spreadsheets to build a simple budget and shot-status tracker with working formulas

Price a small video package for a local client by costing equipment, hours and revision rounds

Assemble a three-piece portfolio with a written case note on your role and the outcome for each piece

Take a mock paper covering all ten domains under timed conditions and log every wrong answer by domain

Re-edit your weakest shot sequence to fix the three specific faults identified in the mock review

Deliver the final project to a reviewer, incorporate one round of feedback and re-export

Pitch the finished project in a five-minute presentation covering brief, process and result