Student Films - Flash Frame Visuals Academy

Learning to write & shoot a dialogue scene..

“Dialogue” is the most important element of cinema. It explains plot, creates character development, and allows the audience to have form a bond with the characters. Everyone remembers and loves great dialogue and quotes from their favorite films. Writing effective dialogues is a laborious task
Our diploma students adapted the famous “Get busy living or Get busy dying” scene from the movie “Shawshank Redemption”, as their first project. Making a flat scene interesting with just two characters in conversation, talking about life is challenging!

Beautifully adapted to telugu by Nirmal Kumar and sensibly shot by Rohit & Sharath

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjIulpjO62c&feature=youtu.be

Khaidi (Telugu) | A Tribute to Shawshank Redemption | "Get Busy living or Get busy dying" scene The famous "Get busy living or Get busy dying" scene from Shawshank Redemption. An adaption in telugu by the diploma students of Flash Frame Visuals Academy ...

Post Production course review of the students of FFVA. They share their learning experience in Editing, Color grading & VFX!

Film Post Production Courses | Editing, Color Grading, VFX | FFVA With fast growing digital technology, there is a huge demand for well-trained post production artists. FFVA provides effective training in editing, color gra...

Flash Frame Studio | Color Grading Reel | 2019-20 The color grading reel of Flash Frame Studio, Bangalore, India email: [email protected] [email protected]

Lightning workshop for the Diploma students. Getting prepped up for the final project

10 years of being on-set, of creating projects with memories, of a feature film as a milestone. Its ten years of FFVA. Thank you Business Standard :)

'No better way to learn filmmaking than on-field training' Filmmaking is best taught and learnt on-field, believe Aditi Soni and Keerthi Kumar, who, bound by a common love for storytelling, launched a production house-cum-film school a decade ago.

A feature film, award winning web-series, “The Bangalore song” crossing a million views & short films of different genres selected over many prestigious film festivals, 2016-18 defined the milestone years of Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television. It’s as if many lives were lived in these two years.

And it just gets better. Before we kick-start 2019 with even more bigger & exciting projects, we wanted to look back and cherish the experience with the people who made it even more special.

After imparting 10 years of productive learning, FFVA has reached a stage, where it’s just going to go upwards. Yes! We together left a mark and here’s what our proud FFVites have to say. Presenting the Diploma Course Review of the ‘16-18 Batch :)

'16-'18 Diploma course Review - Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television A feature film, award winning web-series, “The Bangalore song” crossing a million views and short films of different genres selected over many prestigious fi...

A short film made by the diploma students of Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television

Written, Edited & Directed by: Rupesh
Cinematography: Shivshankar Noorambada
Cast: Anil Raj, Peekay
Other cast: Monty Saini, Parthiban Mohan M, Rocking Ramakanth, Naman

Colorist: Naman Soni
Sound FX: Sekar
Mixing & mastering: Raja

The Purple Tree - Kannada Short Film | Flash Frame Visuals Academy A Kannada short film made by the diploma students of Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television, Bangalore, India. An academic project as a part of the...

"Purple Tree"....A short film by the diploma students of Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television. A drama film with an interesting plotline & ending. Releasing on Youtube tomorrow at 11am

"Purple Tree"....A short film by the diploma students of Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television. A drama film with an interesting plotline & ending. Releasing on Youtube tomorrow at 11am

One of the best advanced lighting exercise for the '18 batch diploma students of Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television, from Sin City

Directed by: Surya Eswar
Cinematography & Lighting: Mahesh Mani, Aanand
Edited by: Aanand
Production Design & Makeup: Saba
Lighting Supervision: Naman Soni

Cast:
Monty Saini as Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Aanand as Senator Roark

Tough to execute in terms of lighting, production design, acting & makeup. The team did an amazing job! :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xct3ks7N5Wg&feature=youtu.be

"Sin City" Scene Recreation - Flash Frame Visuals Academy | Joseph Gordon - Levitt Death scene Joseph Gordon - Levitt death scene recreation from Sin City, by the diploma students of Flash Frame Visuals Academy of Film & Television, Bangalore, India. D...