| 1. To be able to comprehend the phenomenon of Dramatic Conflict. |
| 1.1. To be able to direct the phenomenon of dramatic conflict to the construction of a story, tries to use the theoretical and practical knowledge in these areas. |
| 1.2. Explains how to interpret and evaluate data using the basic knowledge and skills acquired in the field. |
| 2. Recognizes the functions of visual language in story and narration. |
| 2.1. To be able to name modern techniques, tools, and cinema and television technologies required for applications related to the field. |
| 2.2. Explains how to realize a project in cinema and television using professional media and tools related to the field. |
| 3. To recognize script techniques and types. |
| 3.1. Distinguishes time and place in a story. |
| 3.2. Experience writing a story in script form. |
| 4. Recognizes the techniques of creating a character in a script. |
| 4.1. Plans the action of the character and the progression in the story. |
| 4.2. Comprehends the relationship between the axis character and side characters through event and scene fiction. |
| 5. Understands the importance of dramatic conversation (dialog) in the script. |
| 5.1. Experiences writing types of dialog. |
| 5.2. Practices minimizing dialogues to minimize their use. |