Here are some examples of the work done by the students of Muybridge. These demonstrate the excellent skills and thorough knowledge students acquire after instructions on theory of the image, framing, practice of composition, lightning and recording with DSLR and professional cameras. Students of Muybridge are thus fully trained to join and perform in the film world. Though Muybridge trains students exclusively in cinematography and digital video, these works exemplify not only the creation of the image but also the direction and editing of the final film.

The Indian Film Industry is the only industry in the world of entertainment where songs play an important role. It shows our culture and tradition. Songs are an integral part of Indian cinema for years and continue to be important in conveying emotions. The use of music, song and dance played an outsized role in Alam Ara (1931) India’s first sound film.

Muybridge Film School syllabus is designed to explore the artistic creation of song picturisation. For the song picturisation practicals Muybridge Film Institute provides, the facilities like Red camera, location, editing and other necessary arrangements to the students.