Acquire Useful Skills That Work on the Front Lines of Film Production!

This department focuses on everything from shooting film to working with the latest high-definition digital cameras and nonlinear editing. Students acquire a sense of judgment, technical skills, and the spirit of teamwork, all of which can be used right away on the front lines. There are various courses offered, such as those for film directors, cameramen, video engineers, lighting technicians, sound technicians, art designers, editors, scenario writers, and scriptwriters.

Film Director, Film Cameraman, Scenario Writer, Lighting Technician, Recording Technician, Editor

Turning Students into Creators of Music Videos and Commercials

he department trains creators of music videos and commercials. Through classes that are centered on practical training, students can experience various fields, including those of director, cameraman, video engineer, lighting technician, editor, and producer. In full cooperation with SEP, Inc., a major Japanese music video production company, the department offers practical training in which students can experience the front lines of production.

Music Video Director, Commercial Director, Editor

Learning All about the Animation Production Process

Students learn animation production from both analog and digital perspectives, focusing on sketching, making pictures, digital painting, shooting, three-dimensional computer graphics, video theory, storyboards, and scenarios. Through the actual practice of producing their own animation, students can experience the entire process of animation production and accumulate all the knowledge and expertise needed in animation production.

Animation Director, Animator, Character Designer, Computer Graphics (CG) Creator

Training Novelists and Manga Artists to Thrill Their Readers

In the Novels Course, students learn everything from composition skills, story construction, character designing, scenic expression, and foreshadowing. In the Manga Course, emphasis is placed on individual instruction in small group settings. Students can acquire the basic techniques necessary for producing manga, such as sketching, drawing with pens, drawing backgrounds, and storytelling.

Novelist, Manga Writer, Manga Artist, Illustrator