TV Media Production
Career Information
Students who complete this program could pursue a variety of careers. Here are some potential career paths:
Television Producer: Oversee the production of television programs.
Video Editor: Edit video content for various media platforms.
Camera Operator: Operate cameras for television, film, or live events.
Broadcast Technician: Set up and maintain equipment for radio and television broadcasts.
Media Content Creator: Develop and produce content for digital media platforms.
Scriptwriter: Write scripts for television shows, films, and other media.
Director: Direct the creative aspects of television programs or films.
Sound Technician: Manage audio equipment and sound recording for media productions.
Media Production Assistant: Assist in various aspects of media production.
These careers leverage the diverse skills and knowledge gained through the program, providing a strong foundation for success in various fields.
Program Description
This program is designed to be completed in two years during the 11th and 12th grades.
Year 1:
Television and Media Production I (1 credits): Students will engage in hands-on digital media production while using industry-standard equipment and software. They will learn how to work as media producers and explore careers in the dynamic industry of digital media production.
Television and Media Production II (2 credits): Builds on knowledge and skills from Television and Media Production I. Students will generate fiction and non-fictional media content, enhance their digital media production skills by entering the studio and control room, and become proficient with industry-standard equipment and software. They will put their knowledge of digital media production into action with the use of sophisticated tools and equipment as they begin to develop their personal portfolios.
Year 2:
Television and Media Production III (2 credits): This course builds upon knowledge and skills from Television and Media Production I and II. Students will demonstrate mastery of video production knowledge and skills. They will create original productions, assemble a professional digital portfolio, and investigate the dynamic video production industry. Students will research postsecondary opportunities and formulate strategies for both college and career success.
Entrepreneurship I (1 Credit): Introduces students to starting and managing their own business. Covers planning techniques, design thinking, business model development, financial statements, marketing, sales, customer service, and fundamental economic principles for success.
Program Structure and Benefits
Comprehensive Training: The program offers training experiences and classroom instruction to high school students, helping to develop a well-prepared and passionate future media production workforce.
Real-World Experience: Students will gain hands-on experience using industry-standard equipment in our in-house control room and studio. They will also acquire professional experience by using and managing audiovisual equipment for events held at the ACE Center at Hermitage. These high-quality work-based learning opportunities provide real-world experience and help students develop essential skills in television and media production.
Certifications: Students who complete the program are eligible to earn their Workplace Readiness (WRS) certification.
Is This a Good Fit for You? Are you passionate about media production and interested in a career in television or digital media? The Television and Media Production program might be the perfect fit for you! This program is ideal for students who want to gain hands-on experience in the media industry. If you are creative, detail-oriented, and eager to make a difference in the world of media, this program will provide you with the essential skills and knowledge needed for advanced media production programs or entry-level employment in media settings. Join us to start your journey towards a rewarding career in television and media production!
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