Media Production Major

Media Production Major is a non-degree program at Yuhan University in Bucheon, South Korea, structured over two to three academic years with new intakes every March and September and coursework delivered in English. This discipline centers on the practical craft of making video and audio content, from initial concept through shooting, editing, and final delivery. Students typically study camera operation, lighting, sound recording, and the principles of shot composition that make a scene readable and visually engaging, alongside editing software used to assemble raw footage into a finished program. Coursework often covers multiple production formats, including short films, television-style segments, and content built specifically for online and streaming platforms, since the skills required for each differ in pacing, length, and technical delivery. Students also learn pre-production planning, such as scripting, storyboarding, and scheduling a shoot, as well as the coordination required to manage a small production crew on set. As the discipline has broadened to include livestreaming and short-form social video, many programs also introduce students to lightweight, fast-turnaround production techniques alongside traditional broadcast workflows. Graduates typically pursue roles such as video editor, camera operator, production assistant, or content producer at broadcasters, production houses, marketing agencies, or independent studios. Because media production increasingly overlaps with distribution strategy, students also gain some exposure to how finished content is packaged and released across broadcast, streaming, and social channels to reach its intended audience.