Universal Film Academy

(Under Sree Kala Saraswathi Trust)

Universal Film Academy (UFA) is a premier institution dedicated to cultivating creativity and professionalism in the fields of film, television, performing arts, and media education. Founded under the esteemed Sree Kala Saraswathi Trust, the academy upholds a mission to promote artistic excellence and nurture young talent with a balance of traditional values and modern innovation.

At Universal Film Academy, we believe that cinema and performing arts are powerful tools of communication and cultural expression. Our programs are designed to provide students with comprehensive training in every aspect of the film and media industry — from directing, acting, cinematography, and editing to sound, production design, and scriptwriting.

Our institution is not just a place of learning; it is a creative ecosystem where imagination meets technique, and ideas evolve into impactful visual narratives. With a curriculum crafted by experienced filmmakers, scholars, and industry experts, we ensure that every student receives personalized attention and real-world exposure through practical workshops, live projects, and internships.

Our Foundation: Sree Kala Saraswathi Trust

Sree Kala Saraswathi Trust is devoted to advancing education, culture, and the performing arts. The Trust’s vision of integrating art with education has given birth to Universal Film Academy — an institution committed to discovering and shaping the next generation of storytellers, performers, and creative leaders.

Our Goals

• To provide world-class education in film, television, and media.

• To encourage innovation, experimentation, and creative expression.

• To develop industry-ready professionals with artistic integrity and social awareness.

• To build strong collaborations with production houses, studios, and cultural organizations.

Our Commitment

We are committed to fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and inspiring learning environment. Every student at UFA is encouraged to explore their artistic potential, develop their own creative voice, and contribute meaningfully to the evolving landscape of global cinema and performing arts.