Image Engineering and Technology, Visual Effects Production, AI Film and Television Production

·Image Engineering and Technology

This interdisciplinary course in Cinematography and Film Production responds to the current trend of media convergence. Students are expected to acquire systematic knowledge of the four key systems—image sources, transmission, display, and control—while developing the capacity to assess public imaging projects and design solutions for non-standard media formats, maintaining sensitivity to the intersection of technology and art. Upon completion, students will be well-versed in media technologies, equipped with the skills to design and analyze public audiovisual projects, and grounded in a professional ethos centered on cinematic art and informed by interdisciplinary experimentation.

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·Visual Effects Production

This core film course integrates practice, technology, hands-on operation, art, and innovation. In terms of knowledge, students systematically study the theories of digital film technology, trace the complete developmental trajectory of visual effects, and develop a thorough understanding of industry roles and standardized production workflows. In terms of competency, they engage in deep, hands-on practice with professional software—adopting a craftsmanship mindset to develop logical and visual thinking, as well as on-site problem-solving skills. In terms of literacy, the course stimulates creative thinking while cultivating aesthetic and artistic sensibilities, producing versatile filmmaking professionals who combine strong artistic grounding, solid effects expertise, and original creative thinking.

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 ·AI Film and Television Production

This advanced course in Cinematography and Film Production integrates traditional filmmaking workflows with artificial intelligence technologies. It covers the principles and industry applications of AI-driven lighting generation, intelligent storyboarding, digital humans, AI editing, and AI-assisted effects, supported by hands-on training to equip students with AI-assisted full-spectrum production methods. The course guides students to remain grounded in the artistic essence of image-making, to engage critically with intelligent tools, and to balance technical efficiency with humanistic creativity—cultivating versatile filmmaking talent with original aesthetic vision and digital technology competence.

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