Visiting Faculty - Digital Imaging, Fashion Photography & Visual Communication

<p><strong>Job Description</strong></p><p><strong>Visiting Faculty : </strong>Digital Imaging, Fashion Photography & Visual Communication</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Position Summary</strong></p><p>The Assistant Professor shall be responsible for delivering high-quality teaching, practical studio instruction, research, curriculum development, student mentoring, and academic administration in the areas of digital photography, fashion photography, videography, image editing, and computer-aided design using Adobe Creative Suite. The faculty member will contribute to creating industry-ready graduates through experiential learning, project-based education, and integration of emerging digital technologies.</p><p><strong>Courses to be Taught</strong></p><p>Under the module <strong>Digital Imaging, Fashion Photography & Visual Communication</strong>, the faculty shall teach:</p><ul><li>Introduction to Photography</li><li>Conceptual Fashion Photography</li><li>Fashion Photography</li><li>Videography & Editing</li><li>Adobe Photoshop</li><li>Adobe Illustrator</li></ul><p><strong>Qualifications</strong></p><ul><li>Master's Degree in Fashion Design, Fashion Communication, Photography, Visual Communication, Multimedia, Digital Media, or a closely related discipline with at least 55% marks (or equivalent grade) from a recognized university.</li><li>NET/SLET/SET qualification or Ph.D. as per current UGC regulations (where applicable).</li><li>Industry experience in fashion photography, commercial photography, digital media, or visual communication is desirable.</li></ul><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Deliver lectures, practical studio sessions, demonstrations, and workshops.</li><li>Develop lesson plans aligned with Programme Outcomes (POs) and Course Outcomes (COs).</li><li>Conduct studio-based learning in photography and fashion imaging.</li><li>Train students in DSLR/Mirrorless camera operations, lighting, composition, and visual storytelling.</li><li>Teach image editing, retouching, digital illustration, and graphic communication using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.</li><li>Guide students in fashion campaigns, editorials, portfolios, catalogues, and digital media production.</li><li>Integrate AI-assisted creative tools and current industry software into classroom teaching where appropriate.</li><li>Organize workshops, seminars, exhibitions, and guest lectures.</li><li>Prepare question papers and practical assessments.</li><li>Evaluate assignments, portfolios, studio work, and presentations.</li><li>Conduct continuous internal assessment.</li><li>Maintain academic records and student performance documentation</li><li>Collaborate with industry professionals and creative agencies.</li><li>Manage photography studio operations.</li><li>Coordinate procurement and maintenance of photography and computer laboratory resources.</li><li>Maintain software licenses and digital assets.</li><li>Guide students in assignments, portfolios, exhibitions, and competitions.</li><li>Mentor final-year projects and industry internships.</li><li>Support students in developing professional portfolios suitable for higher education and employment.</li><li>Publish research papers in peer-reviewed journals.</li><li>Present papers at national and international conferences.</li><li>Undertake funded research and consultancy projects.</li><li>Organize photography exhibitions, fashion shoots, and digital media showcases.</li></ul><p><strong>Skills Required</strong></p><ul><li>Adobe Photoshop</li><li>Adobe Illustrator</li><li>Adobe Lightroom</li><li>Adobe Premiere Pro</li><li>Adobe After Effects (desirable)</li><li>Digital Illustration</li><li>Image Retouching</li><li>Typography</li><li>Layout Design</li><li>Visual Branding</li><li>Portfolio Development</li><li>AI-assisted Creative Design Tools</li></ul><p><strong>Photography</strong></p><ul><li>DSLR and Mirrorless Photography</li><li>Video Production</li><li>Storyboarding</li><li>Audio Recording</li><li>Studio Lighting</li><li>Product Photography</li><li>Fashion Photography</li><li>Editorial Photography</li><li>Outdoor Photography</li><li>Composition and Color Theory</li><li>Video Editing</li></ul>

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