1. Scriptwriting for Television
2. Producing for Television
3. Camera Operations
4. Sound for Television
5. Directing for Television
6. Editing for Television
7. Career launchpad

1. Producing for Film
2. Editing for Film
3. Cinematography
4. Directing for Film
5. Sound recording & Design
6. Film Appreciation
7. Scriptwriting for Film
8. Production Design

1. Producing for TV
2. Directing for TV
3. Scriptwriting for TV
4. Camera for Television
5. Sound for Television
6. Editing for Television
7. Production Design
8. Career Launchpad

1. Producing for Film
2. Directing for Film
3. Cinematography
4. Scriptwriting for Film
5. Film Appreciation
6. Film Sound Design
7. Production Design
8. Editing for Film

Upon successful completion of the programme, graduates will be able to:

• Write scripts for commercials, films and documentaries
• Produce and direct films, documentaries and dramas
• Edit videos and films with artistic awareness and technical expertise
• Design film and Television sets for production use
• Instruct and communicate with other professionals using industry standard lingo
• Handle Film and Television equipment correctly and with care
• Able to join any Film or Television set as a junior crew member and work effectively

As a Film & Television Production student, you will gain a competitive edge over your peers by earning an Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification in:

• Video Communications using Adobe Premiere®Pro.

ADMI instructors will prepare you to successfully pass these exams through a project-based curriculum that leverages Adobe Education learning resources, practice tests, and real-world applications.

To learn more about the certification exam visit:

www.Adobe.com/education/resources/certificate-programs.edu.html

From the outset, you will have hands-on access to the latest equipment, including sound studios and computer labs, you will be taught by practitioners, enjoy early industry exposure and are encouraged to create exportable and monetizable content from their first day in school.

Some of the equipment used in the film production classes include:

Film cameras

Broadcast cameras

Mobile TV  studio

Various types of microphones

A virtual TV set

Photography cameras

Three computer labs with Macs and PCs

ADMI has invested in the following industry standard software to enable you to create brilliant films:

• Adobe creative suite
• Final cut
• Avid
• Davinci

Judy Kibinge is an award-winning Kenyan filmmaker, writer and producer. Her film is known as depicting social taboos, violence in developing countries, and romantic comedy. Her film Something Necessary was screened at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival, which is about a woman’s struggle of living in Kenya after the elections unrest in 2007.

Undoubtedly one of the most influential film personalities in the history of film, Steven Spielberg is perhaps Hollywood’s best-known director and one of the wealthiest filmmakers in the world. Spielberg has countless big-grossing, critically acclaimed credits to his name, as a producer, director and writer.

KCSE C- or above, with a C- or above in Kiswahili, English, Mathematics and at least one science subject OR A-levels with 2 principle passes.

Basic computer proficiency is required. Attach certificates to your application.

Each course has its own specific requirements. Please enquire from the administration what requirements apply to the course of your choice.

1. Photocopy of your ID or Passport
2. Application bank slip

Download or fill the application form online here

A non refundable fee of KES 2,000 will be paid. This payment can be made via MPESA or Bank

Step 1: International students apply to ADMI

• International students can apply to one of ADMI’s programmes online: http://africadigitalmedia.org/application-form/.
• Prior to applying to ADMI, please familiarise yourself with our international fee policies: http://africadigitalmedia.org/fees/.

Step 2: ADMI sends supporting documents for visa application

• Successful applicants receive a letter of admission.
• They will also receive a letter of support or a cover letter, addressed to the Director of Immigration, indicating the name and duration of the course to be studied – both new and renewal applications.
• Both of these letters will support international students in applying for their international student visa.

Step 3: Apply online for an International Student Visa

• Register at https://immigration.ecitizen.go.ke/, then log in at https://fns.immigration.go.ke/ and complete the application form (titled Form 30).
• Please note: incomplete applications will not be processed.

Step 4: ADMI Head of Academics or Principal signs/stamps completed form

• Print and fill out all details on Form 30 (student pass application form) from the following website: http://www.immigration.go.ke/downloads/Form-30-Application%20for%20Student%20Pass.pdf.
• Your completed form should then be scanned and emailed to ADMI at info@admi.ac.ke, to be signed and stamped by our Principal or Head of Academics.

Step 5: Prepare all documents and attachments

• Collate the form and all necessary supporting documents, including:
  • Signed commitment letter from the sponsor – both new and renewal cases
  • National passport copy of the sponsor – both new and renewal cases
  • Proof of funds for self-sponsored students – both new and renewal cases
  • For minors, consent letter from the parent – both new and renewal cases
  • Copy of parent’s national passport and copy of birth certificate of the minor should be attached as proof of relationship (for minors) – both new and renewal cases
  • Copy of a valid national passport – both new and renewal cases (the bio-data page)
  • Current immigration status for the pupil/student – both new and renewal cases (If already in the country)
  • Two recent passport-size colour photos – both new and renewal cases
  • Duly certified copies of basic academic certificates for those joining Tertiary Institutions and Universities – new cases only
  • Documents in foreign languages should be translated into English by either the Embassy, Public Notary, or authorized /recognized institution – both new and renewal cases
  • Copy of the school’s/college registration certificate from the Ministry of Education – new cases only
  • Clearance letter from Department of Refugee Affairs for refugees – both new and renewal cases
  • Certified copies of progress report/transcripts obtained (by the issuing institution) – renewal cases only
  • Copy of student’s pass previously held – renewal cases only

Step 6: Submit application to immigration offices

• Submit the complete form to immigration offices at Nyayo House, Alien Section, Counter Number 9 (full address below).
• Please note: Immigration might take up to two months to process your student pass or international student visa. If more than two months lapse, please follow up with the immigration office.

Step 7: Processing

• Once your application has been received, you will receive a notification via email. The email will state whether your application was rejected or received. If it has been received, processing should start immediately. You will be told to wait again. This might take around three weeks.

Step 8: Payment

• Once your applications have been approved, you will receive another notification. You should now log in to your portal and make a payment via M-pesa (Pay-Bill number 206206) or bank cheque (payable to PS Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government).

Step 9: Provide proof of payment

• Print out the approval letter and attach receipt payment. Take it to:

The Director of Immigration Services

Department of Immigration Offices

Nyayo House 9th Floor,

Kenyatta Avenue/Uhuru Highway

P.O Box 30191,000100 Nairobi

Tel: +254-20-2222022, +254-20-2217544, +254-20-2218833

Email; dis@immigration.go.ke

• You will then be told to wait for the visa to be processed. This will take three weeks or so.

Step 10: Collection

• Once your Visa has been processed, you will receive a notification by email.
• Go back to immigration offices at Nyayo House, Department of Immigration offices Ground Floor Room 16 and collect your Visa. On the same day, you should register as an alien.

For more information, please visit https://fns.immigration.go.ke/infopack/passes/studentpass/.

June Ndinya is an established filmmaker and TV Director. She teaches producing, script writing and directing for film. She has been involved in numerous TV productions, including Kona, Mali, Machachari, and Redkona. June is passionate about working with young people, especially those from a disadvantaged background. She has trained young people in Kakuma and Daadab Refugee camps thanks to the ADMI partnership with Film Aid which resulted in the first youth-created refugee Drama series, Sandbox, and Sandstorm. She also served as the director of the feature film Atieno.

Christabel Ododa is a seasoned communications expert with extensive writing experience, in print, scripting for radio and television production, event management with a sharp business sense and vast experience in integrated brand communication and advertising strategies that successfully drive brand popularity and preference. With a diploma in Mass communication and specialization in Tv production from The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication, she has managed a production team of 10 as a producer, director and scriptwriter with The Samantha’s Bridal Weddings TV Show She currently manages a production team of 50 crew with the popular political satire XYZ Tv show.