Film Workshop

Cinema is not just about cameras and editing software. It is about seeing stories where others don’t. Through our Film Workshop initiative, VPRA Foundation visits institutions, cultural spaces and community platforms as trainers and organisers, designing practical sessions that help participants understand media as both craft and responsibility. Our approach is simple: hands-on training, contextual learning and real-world application. From tribal artists to engineering students, the goal remains the same — equip people with the skills to tell their own stories.

Camera & Media Equipment Training

RVS College of Engineering & Technology, Jamshedpur

10 February 2025

Hosted by Xpectra Media Club

At the invitation of the Xpectra Media Club, VPRA Foundation conducted a practical training session on camera operation and essential media equipment. The workshop covered basic camera handling, framing, exposure, sound recording and production workflow. Students received hands-on experience with equipment, gaining foundational technical knowledge and clearer understanding of professional media practices.

Tribal Artists Film & Content Workshop

Tribal Culture Centre, Sonari, Jamshedpur

25 September 2025

Organised by Tata Steel Foundation

This workshop brought together tribal singers, composers, album artists and musicians from different parts of India under the Rhythms of the Earth (ROTE) initiative. The session focused on smartphone videography, audio clarity, ethical cultural documentation and basic mobile editing. Artists were trained to create promotional reels and performance videos independently, helping them strengthen digital presence while preserving authenticity. The workshop improved their confidence in documenting and promoting their own creative work.