Department of Theater and film

Introduction

Department introduction

The Department of Theater and Film aims to nurture creative talents who will lead the industry in the era of global cultural and artistic contents, and nurture creators of theater and film arts who can flexibly respond to the changes of the times and grow.
The Department of Broadcasting and Entertainment, established in 2006, and the Department of Korean Language and Literature, established in 1992, were merged to establish the Department of Performance and Media Contents. We are implementing various theoretical and practical education by actively reflecting the needs and characteristics of students.

Major Introduction

Film and Video

Based on the theory of film and video art, we cultivate creative practical film experts through storytelling for visualization, scenarios, directing, filming, and editing in a balanced way, and through various creative activities.

Acting

We cultivate skilled professional actors who can demonstrate their creative acting skills not only in performances such as plays and musicals, but also in video media such as movies and broadcasting through a balanced acquisition and polishing of the theory and practical skills of acting art and various creative activities.

Educational Goal and Talent

The ideal talent for the Department of Theater and Film is a creative global cultural content creator in the era of cultural and artistic content. Through character education, establishment of basic theories, and systematic practice, we aim to nurture experts in film, video, and performing arts who will contribute to the development of Korean performing arts culture.

Action plan

1. Character education to nurture professional performing and video artists. Establishment of various theatrical and film arts such as plays, films, musicals, and video contents, and theories and foundations of popular culture.
2. Systematic production practice and field experience using various shooting equipment, studio, and editing room.
3. Support for creative activities such as regular theater festivals, workshops, film festivals, and flying moles.
4. Discovery and training of outstanding talents who will contribute to the development of Korean art and culture.
5. Collaborative performances with external theater companies through internship classes.

Curriculum (subject)

Film and Video

＜Introduction to Film＞, ＜Development of Imagination＞, ＜Practice of Video Contents＞, ＜Understanding of Storytelling＞, ＜Playwriting ⅠⅡ＞, ＜Advanced Playwriting＞, ＜Video Production＞, ＜Filming Lighting ⅠⅡ＞, ＜Video Editing ⅠⅡ＞, ＜Video Workshop ⅠⅡ＞, ＜Film History ⅠⅡ＞, ＜Film Director Theory and Theme Theory＞, ＜Documentary Production＞, ＜Visual Entrepreneurship＞, ＜New Media Contents＞

Acting

＜Introduction to Theater＞, ＜Basic Acting＞, ＜Creative Movement＞, ＜Acting Practice IⅡ＞, ＜Singing I II＞, ＜Movement I II＞, ＜Play Reading＞, ＜Play Analysis＞, ＜Theater History＞, ＜Performance Workshop＞, ＜Educational Play Production＞, ＜Stage Directing Practice＞, ＜Scene Acting I II＞, ＜Stage Acting and Video Acting I II＞, ＜Video Media Acting I Ⅱ＞, ＜Style Acting＞, ＜Performing Entrepreneurship＞, ＜Musical Scene Acting＞, ＜Internship I II＞

Career path after graduation

1. Film actors, theater and musical actors, comedians, MCs, show hosts, voice actors, singers, models, and more.
2. Film director, stage director, documentary director, PD, writer (scenario, play), production staff, performance/video planner, cinematographer, editing expert, one-person creator, etc.
3. Culture and art history, performance and video arts instructors, etc.