Learn about aspects of radio, television and film you’ll need to enter the entertainment industry. Being in the entertainment industry doesn’t just mean being a face on television or a voice on the radio.
Learn about aspects of radio, television and film you’ll need to enter the entertainment industry. Being in the entertainment industry doesn’t just mean being a face on television or a voice on the radio.
There are a lot of different aspects to it, and you will learn about them all through the Radio/Television Broadcast Technology program.
You will get experience with sound, lighting, camera operation, broadcast engineering and other technical aspects of radio and television production.
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At MediaTech, you get access to industry-standard facilities and equipment. Both campuses have real sound stages with an array of digital film cameras and production support equipment.
Designed for people who wish to study the craft of filmmaking in an intensive environment, the 8-Week Filmmaking Workshop challenges students to produce five films over a period of two months.
In the hands-on 4-Week Broadcast Journalism Workshop, students are trained in the fundamental principles, techniques, and craft of contemporary journalism through a combination of lecture, demonstration, in-class hands-on production, and project-based work.
This course will introduce students to the formal and aesthetic principles of cinema, cultivating students’ literacy in both media form and cultural representation. Many of us watch some variation of film and television each day.
In this class we are going to explore the art and craft of directing. When we think of directors, we tend to imagine them on set deciding where the camera will go and guiding the actors, but a director’s creative work begins during the script phase and continues through final post-production.
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