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REQUIRED COURSEWORK (120 CREDITS)
To earn a bachelor’s degree in Film and Visual Effects Major, students are required to complete 120 credits.
| Liberal Education | Major |
Others
(Major/Other Major/Liberal Education)
|
Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 60 | 30 | 120 |
* The indicated credits represent the minimum requirement for completion.
4-YEAR STUDY PLAN
| Years | Semesters | Course Type | Course Code | Course Title | Lectures | Practices | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | Major | 328523 | Concept Arts |
1 | 1 | 2 |
| 328524 | Figure Drawing |
1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| 2 | Major | 328525 | Film History |
2 | 1 | 3 | |
| 328526 | Visual Storytelling and Composition |
1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| 2 | 1 | Major | 328527 | Introduction to Cinematography and Lighting |
2 | 1 | 3 |
| 328528 | Matte Painting |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328529 | Directing |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 2 | Major | 328530 | Introduction to Production Methodology |
1 | 2 | 3 | |
| 328531 | Screenwriting: the Short Film |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328532 | Advanced Cinematography and Lighting |
1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| 328533 | VFX 1 |
1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| 328534 | Fundamental of Compositing (Nuke&AE) |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328535 | 3D Modeling |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328536 | Fundamental of Editing |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 3 | 1 | Major | 328537 | Advanced Production Techniques |
1 | 2 | 3 |
| 328538 | Cinematography for VFX |
1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| 328539 | VFX 2 |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328540 | Compositing: Digital Lighting |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328541 | Sound Design for Film |
1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| 2 | Major | 328542 | Film Criticism |
2 | 1 | 3 | |
| 328543 | Advanced Compositing |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328544 | Advanced Screenwriting |
1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| 4 | 1 | Major | 328545 | Filmmaking Workshop 1 |
2 | 1 | 3 |
| 328546 | Advanced Editing |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 328547 | VR Production |
1 | 1 | 2 | |||
| 2 | Major | 328548 | Filmmaking Workshop 2 |
1 | 2 | 3 | |
| 328549 | Sound Production |
1 | 2 | 3 |
Concept Arts
This course introduces students to the fundamentals of visual development for film and media. Students explore how ideas can be translated into visual form through sketching, color theory, and design principles. Emphasis is placed on creating environments, characters, and moods that support storytelling. Through studio-based projects, students develop visual thinking and creative problem-solving skills. The course encourages experimentation and iterative design processes commonly used in early production stages. Students build foundational abilities relevant to concept art within pre-production workflows.
Figure Drawing
This course focuses on observing and representing the human figure through drawing. Students study anatomy, proportion, gesture, and movement to strengthen visual accuracy and expression. Through regular practice, they develop the ability to capture form and motion with confidence. The course introduces both classical and contemporary approaches to figure drawing. Emphasis is placed on building strong observational and technical skills. These abilities support further work in animation, visual effects, and character design.
Film History
This course explores the development of cinema across different periods, cultures, and movements. Students examine key films, directors, and historical contexts that have shaped the language of film. The course encourages critical thinking about how social, cultural, and technological changes influence storytelling. Through discussion and analysis, students deepen their understanding of cinematic techniques and styles. This knowledge informs creative decision-making in their own projects. The course provides a broad cultural and historical foundation for film and media studies.
Visual Storytelling and Composition
This course explores how visual elements can be used to communicate ideas and emotions effectively. Students learn principles of composition, framing, and shot design in relation to storytelling. Emphasis is placed on clarity, visual structure, and audience engagement. Through practical exercises, students investigate how meaning can be conveyed without relying heavily on dialogue. The course highlights the relationship between visual choices and narrative impact. Students develop essential skills for directing, cinematography, and visual effects.
Introduction to Cinematography and Lighting
This course introduces the artistic and technical foundations of cinematography. Students learn about camera operation, shot composition, and basic lighting techniques. The course explores how light, color, and framing influence mood and storytelling. Through hands-on practice, students experiment with different lighting setups and camera approaches. Emphasis is placed on developing visual awareness and technical confidence. The course provides a foundation for further study in cinematography and production.
Matte Painting
This course introduces techniques for creating digital environments used in film and visual effects. Students explore how photography, painting, and 3D elements can be combined to produce realistic scenes. The course focuses on perspective, lighting consistency, and atmospheric depth. Through practical projects, students develop skills in constructing believable environments. Emphasis is placed on integrating visual elements within a larger production context. This course supports pathways into environment design and visual effects production.
Directing
This course introduces students to the creative and collaborative role of a film director. Students explore how to interpret scripts, guide performances, and shape visual storytelling. The course covers shot planning, scene construction, and communication with cast and crew. Through practical exercises, students develop their ability to make creative decisions in a production setting. Emphasis is placed on leadership, collaboration, and problem-solving. The course supports the development of a personal directing approach.
Introduction to Production Methodology
This course provides an overview of the film production process from planning to post-production. Students learn about scheduling, budgeting, and team coordination within a production environment. The course introduces industry-standard workflows and organizational practices. Through case studies and practical exercises, students explore how projects are structured and managed. Emphasis is placed on collaboration and efficient communication. The course builds foundational knowledge for working within production teams.
Screenwriting: the Short Film
This course focuses on writing scripts for short-form storytelling. Students explore narrative structure, character development, and dialogue in the context of short films. The course emphasizes clarity, pacing, and emotional impact within limited duration. Through writing exercises and revision, students develop their storytelling voice. Industry-standard formatting and script development practices are introduced. The course supports the development of original narrative ideas for film production.
Advanced Cinematography and Lighting
This course builds on foundational cinematography skills with a focus on more advanced techniques. Students explore complex lighting setups, camera movement, and visual style development. The course examines how technical choices influence tone and storytelling. Through practical projects, students refine their ability to design and execute visual sequences. Emphasis is placed on creative control and technical precision. The course supports further development in professional cinematography practice.
VFX 1
This course introduces the core principles and workflow of visual effects production. Students explore how live-action footage and digital elements are combined within a production pipeline. The course covers foundational techniques such as tracking, keying, rotoscoping, and basic compositing. Through practical exercises, students become familiar with industry-relevant tools and workflows. Emphasis is placed on both technical understanding and visual consistency. The course provides a starting point for further study in visual effects.
Fundamental of Compositing (Nuke&AE)
This course introduces the essential techniques of digital compositing using Nuke and Adobe After Effects. Students learn how multiple visual elements can be combined into a cohesive image. The course covers layering, masking, keying, and color correction workflows. Through hands-on practice, students develop problem-solving approaches to post-production tasks. Emphasis is placed on understanding both node-based and layer-based systems. The course builds a foundation for further study in compositing and visual effects.
3D Modeling
This course introduces the principles and techniques of three-dimensional asset creation. Students explore form, topology, scale, and surface detail in a digital environment. The course emphasizes both technical workflow and design considerations. Through practical projects, students develop skills in creating models for film, animation, and visual effects. The role of modeling within a broader production pipeline is also introduced. This course supports pathways into CG asset creation and environment design.
Fundamental of Editing
This course introduces the basic principles and techniques of film editing. Students explore how shots are organized to create continuity, rhythm, and narrative clarity. The course covers transitions, pacing, and storytelling through editing. Through practical exercises, students develop familiarity with editing software and workflows. Emphasis is placed on how editing shapes audience perception and engagement. The course provides a foundation for further study in post-production.
Advanced Production Techniques
This course expands students’ understanding of complex production processes. Students explore planning, coordination, and execution strategies used in professional filmmaking. The course emphasizes collaboration across departments during different production stages. Through project-based learning, students develop problem-solving and decision-making skills in production contexts. Attention is given to adapting workflows to different project scales. The course supports preparation for advanced production roles.
Cinematography for VFX
This course examines cinematography techniques in relation to visual effects production. Students explore how camera settings, lighting, and shot planning influence VFX integration. The course introduces green screen workflows, tracking references, and lighting consistency. Through practical exercises, students develop an understanding of how footage is prepared for post-production. Emphasis is placed on communication between production and VFX teams. The course supports work in effects-driven production environments.
VFX 2
This course builds on foundational visual effects knowledge through more advanced techniques. Students explore complex compositing workflows and multi-layered visual effects processes. The course encourages problem-solving within realistic production scenarios. Through project work, students deepen their understanding of integrating digital and live-action elements. Emphasis is placed on workflow efficiency and visual coherence. The course supports continued development in visual effects practice.
Compositing: Digital Lighting
This course focuses on the role of lighting within the compositing process. Students explore how light, shadow, and color contribute to visual consistency across elements. The course examines techniques for matching lighting conditions in composite images. Through practical work, students develop sensitivity to depth, atmosphere, and visual balance. Emphasis is placed on enhancing realism and mood in post-production. The course supports advanced compositing practices.
Sound Design for Film
This course introduces the creative and technical aspects of sound design in film. Students explore how dialogue, ambient sound, and effects contribute to storytelling. The course covers recording, editing, and layering sound elements. Through practical exercises, students develop awareness of how sound shapes audience experience. Emphasis is placed on synchronization between sound and image. The course provides a foundation for further work in audio post-production.
Film Criticism
This course develops students’ ability to analyze and interpret films critically. Students examine narrative structure, visual style, and thematic elements across a range of films. The course encourages discussion of cultural and historical contexts. Through writing and analysis, students strengthen their ability to articulate informed perspectives. Emphasis is placed on connecting analysis with creative practice. The course supports both academic and creative development.
Advanced Compositing
This course builds on compositing fundamentals with a focus on more complex workflows. Students explore advanced integration of live-action, CGI, and digital environments. The course emphasizes precision, consistency, and refinement in image construction. Through project-based learning, students develop structured approaches to compositing tasks. Emphasis is placed on professional workflow practices. The course supports specialization in visual effects compositing.
Advanced Screenwriting
This course extends students’ skills in narrative development and scriptwriting. Students explore more complex story structures, character arcs, and thematic depth. The course encourages iterative writing and revision processes. Through workshops and feedback, students refine their storytelling approach. Emphasis is placed on clarity, structure, and audience engagement. The course supports development of scripts for production contexts.
Filmmaking Workshop 1
This course provides a collaborative environment for practical film production. Students apply skills from directing, cinematography, editing, and sound in project-based work. The course emphasizes teamwork, communication, and production workflow. Through guided projects, students gain experience across multiple roles. Emphasis is placed on process-oriented learning and reflection. The course supports the transition from theory to practice.
Advanced Editing
This course develops advanced editing techniques for narrative and visual storytelling. Students explore pacing, rhythm, and structural editing approaches. The course examines how editing influences tone and audience response. Through practical work, students refine both technical and creative decision-making. Emphasis is placed on managing more complex editing projects. The course supports continued development in post-production.
VR Production
This course introduces the principles of immersive media and virtual reality production. Students explore how storytelling adapts to interactive and spatial environments. The course covers 360-degree video, user experience, and immersive design. Through practical projects, students experiment with new forms of visual media. Emphasis is placed on audience engagement within virtual spaces. The course supports exploration of emerging media technologies.
Filmmaking Workshop 2
This course extends practical filmmaking experience through more advanced collaborative projects. Students engage in the full production process from development to post-production. The course emphasizes project management, creative direction, and team coordination. Through project-based work, students deepen their understanding of production workflows. Emphasis is placed on refining both creative and technical skills. The course supports preparation for final projects and professional practice.
Sound Production
This course focuses on the practical production of sound for film and media. Students explore recording, editing, and mixing techniques in different environments. The course introduces workflows for both location and studio sound production. Through hands-on practice, students develop technical and creative approaches to sound. Emphasis is placed on clarity, balance, and integration with visual content. The course supports pathways into audio production and post-production.