From idea to screen: Script Writing Workshop
As part of the Mass Gazette Media Fest, the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at M.E.S Kalladi College organized a workshop titled “From Idea to Screen: Script Writing Workshop” on 16th February 2026 at the Satyajit Ray Audio Visual Theater.The resource person for the session was Joseph Kiran George, who brought valuable industry experience and creative insights into the art of script writing. The workshop focused on the fundamentals of storytelling, including idea development, plot construction, character building, and screenplay structure.Joseph Kiran George explained the process of transforming a basic idea into a compelling script suitable for visual media. He also shared practical tips on dialogue writing, scene construction, and maintaining narrative flow. Real-life examples from the film industry made the session highly engaging and relatable for students.The interactive nature of the workshop encouraged students to actively participate and explore their creative potential.
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Media Seminar – The challenges in current media scenario
The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at M.E.S Kalladi College, in association with the Kerala Union of Journalists, organized a media seminar titled “Challenges of Indian Media in the Current Scenario.” The programme aimed to provide students with a deeper understanding of the evolving media landscape and its contemporary challenges.The seminar was inaugurated by Basheer Madala, who highlighted the changing dynamics of Indian media and the need for responsible journalism in a fast-paced digital era. His inaugural address set the tone for a thought-provoking session.The resource person, Jagadeesh Babu from Kerala Kaumudi, delivered an insightful talk on the challenges faced by Indian media today, including issues of credibility, media ethics, political influence, and the impact of digital platforms. He emphasized the importance of fact-checking, ethical reporting, and maintaining journalistic integrity.The seminar witnessed active participation from students and faculty, making it highly interactive and engaging. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Nashariya K, Head of the Department, who expressed gratitude to the speakers and participants.
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