Items ⑥ – ⑧ department heads: producer / director of photography / sound director / costume director / art director / editing director / first assistant director / martial-arts (action) director / post-production, etc.

⑩: Evaluates whether the work's main spatial setting unfolds around Korea; independent of the actual filming location (measured by volume).
– Preliminary review: number of script pages set in Korea
(1 script page = 1 minute of footage).
– Final review: measured by volume in the completed footage.
⑪: Points are awarded when a representative landmark by which Korea can be recognized appears.

⑫, ⑬: Items evaluating how much the characters in the work reflect Korean cultural identity; not an evaluation of the actual performing actors' nationality.

⑭: Evaluates the degree to which the work's theme and narrative are connected to Korea's political/social realities, cultural identity, and historical content.
⑯: Evaluates whether the work's originality is linked to Korea's existing cultural assets; points awarded when it is based on or adapted from existing Korean creative works.

⑰: Evaluates whether the work is produced in Korean
– Preliminary review: by number of script pages.
– Final review: by volume in the completed footage.