Cinematography major aims to foster the ability to understand the entire process of film production, to visualize scenarios creatively and efficiently, and to scrutinize on-set conditions. KAFA provides specialized education in the elements needed for the role of a director of cinematography. Students taking this program will have several chances to experience working as a director of photography, along with an abundance of handson experience, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding of film sets. Our program helps students grow and ask not only 'how', but 'why’.

Core Courses

Film Analysis, Film Technology (editing, synchronous recording, mixing, soundtracks, film festivals and distribution and film copyright), Film Technology Research, Production Discussion, Post-Production Seminar

Major Courses

Filming Aesthetics 1·2, Filming Practice 1·2, Lighting Practice 1·2, Filming Seminar 1·2·3, Digital Cinematography 1·2·3, Filming Analysis, Filming Mentoring 1·2, Production Practice for First Quarter, Screening and Evaluation of First Quarter Work, Production Practice for Second Quarter, Screening and Evaluation of Second Quarter Work, Production of Graduation Work, Screening and Evaluation of Graduation Work

※ Cinematography majors work as camera operators in the production of quarterly and graduate projects, and are evaluated for their performance in these roles.