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Department of Broadcasting
Professors of the Department of Broadcasting hold the theory that a good producer must be able to do multitasking. Directing, photography, editing, and sound effects are just a few of the intricacies behind broadcasting, and students of the Department of Broadcasting will investigate the total system and structure of television from planning, production, distribution and evaluation. The curriculum of our department emphasizes the interdisciplinary education that actively fuses production works with theoretical approaches. To approach the current issues of culture and society properly, an observation and analysis of cultural and social phenomena as well as conversation on film aesthetics, humanities, and contemporary society will be exercised. With digital literacy and good research skills, graduates of the Department of Broadcasting will become a prominent producer of a broadcasting company, a cable TV, or an independent production firm.


Offered Programs
Undergraduate (B.F.A.)


Faculty
Gyu-chan Jun
B.A., Gaemyung University
M.A. University of Illinois at Chicago
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Medison
Soon-chyul Hong
Broadcasting Producer, Documentary Direction
M.A., Graduate School of Sogang University, Mass Communication, Korea
Director of Cultural Production Bureau, MBC, Korea
Executive Manager, Production Department, SBS, Korea
Seong-su Han
Cinematography, Broadcasting
B.A., Chung-Ang University, Theatre Studies, Korea
Yonsei University, Graduate School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Broadcasting, Korea
Yun-Cheul Kim
B. A. , Seoul National University
M. F. A., Film Directing Program, California Institute of the Arts


Curriculum
Broadcasting/ Bachelor of Fine Arts
Courses
 Credits
  Sem1 Sem2
Compulsory  
History of Images

* 2 credits for each course

 

* Total 12 credits are required

Semiotics of a Form & Space
Korean Film Industry
Understanding Cinema
Understanding TV Media
Reading Mass Culture
Korean Culture and Thought
Central Problems in Modern Art
Film Music
Image and Text

* 2 credits for each course

 

* Total 12 credits are required

History of Photography
Reading Cinema for Creation
Introduction to Digital Culture
History of World Cinema
Korean Culture and Space
Workshop for Urban Studies
Introduction to Cultural Studies
Understanding Animation
Modern Society and Philosophy
First Year    
Field Survey S/U -
Workshop for Image & Storytelling: Frame & Sequence 3 -
Mass Communication & Society 3 -
Basic Video Workshop - 3
TV Programming & Concept - 3
Field Study S/U S/U
Second Year    
TV Production Workshop I: Sight & Sound 3 -
TV Production Workshop II: Studio-Multi Camera - 3
Understanding Documentary 3 -
Understanding Drama - 3
Documentary Producing & Directing - 3
Field Study S/U S/U
Third Year    
Documentary Workshop 4 -
TV Entertainment Study 3 -
Drama Producing & Directing 3 -
CF Producing & Directing 3 -
Drama Workshop - 4
Workshop for Commercial Film Production - 4
Advanced Production Planning Workshop - 3
Fourth Year    
Advanced Production Workshop I 7 -
Advanced Post-Production Workshop I 3 -
Electives Credits
Photography 3
Understanding Sound 3
Writing 3
Evolution of TV Program 3
Video Making Fundamentals 3
History of Documentary 3
Introduction to Visual Media Aesthetics 3
Intermediate Cinematography 3
Video Editing Fundamentals: Liner/Non-Linear 4
Broadcasting Journalism 3
Digital Media & Culture 3
Introduction to Visual Culture Study 3
Workshop for Plot Construction 3
Intermediate Video Editing 3
Intermediate TV Scenario: Documentary 3
TV Sound I: Sound Mixing 3
TV Sound II: Sound Design  
Visual Anthology 3
Studies in TV Commercial Film 2
Workshop for Character Creation 3
Digital Telecommunication Network: Internet Broadcasting 3
Advanced Cinematography 3
Advanced Video Editing: Post-Production 2
Advanced TV Scenario: Drama 3
Programming of Broadcasting & Analysis 2
Independent Project 3-5
Internship 3
Workshop for Interactive Media: VR 3
Issues & Argument Seminar 3
TV Drama Analysis 3
Media Ethics & Laws 3
New Media Study 2
Comedy & Situation Directing 3
Inter-media Workshop 4
Studies in Mass Culture Industry 3
Production Design 2
Studies in TV Criticism 3
Advanced Production Workshop II 7
Advanced Post-Production Workshop II 3
Total Credits Requirement for Bachelor's Degree 140