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SUMMARY:National Immersion Program - Manipal Institute of Communication
DESCRIPTION:KCLAS Visual Communication Department’s National Immersion Programme  @ Manipal Institute of Communication\, Mangalore\nThe Batch of 2022 and 2023 Visual Communication students embarked on a transformative National Immersion Programme to Manipal from October 3rd to 5th\, 2024\, . A group of 37 enthusiastic learners explored various aspects of communication and media\, enriching their academic journey with real-world exposure.  \nHighlights of the Visit:\nRadio Production Workshop @ Manipal Institute of Communication\, MAHE (October 3rd\, 2024): \n    Led by the esteemed Dr. Padmakumar K\, students gained hands-on experience in radio production and enhanced their Radio Jockeying skills! \n    Manipal Media Network Printing Press (October 4th\, 2024): \n    Witnessed modern printing technologies and explored the functioning of a daily newspaper. A valuable insight into the world of media production! \n    Sammilan Shetty’s Butterfly Park (October 5th\, 2024): \n    The magic of nature came alive as students learned butterfly photography techniques from conservationist and photographer Mr. Sammilan Shetty. \n    Balmatta Printing Press (October 5th\, 2024): \n    A glimpse into history\, exploring one of India’s oldest printing presses. Students honed their photography skills and experienced early printing techniques\, guided by Rev. Dr. F. Anilkumar.\n        This unforgettable study visit provided a perfect blend of technical know-how and creative inspiration.
URL:https://www.kclas.ac.in/event/national-immersion-program-manipal-institute-of-communication/
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