Television Production - William T. McFatter Technical Center

Television Production from William T. McFatter Technical Center is a Campus Certificate Film degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. Prepare for entry-level positions within Television Production by developing proficiency in lighting, camera, audio, and editing, both linear and non linear. Master techniques of Television Production from directing to producing, from creating graphics to preventative maintenance, our TV training program will teach you what you need to enter the world of Television Production . The Television Production program offers students the opportunity to develop skills necessary for initial employment in the television industry. The TV training program provides competency-based instruction and specialized practical laboratory experiences enabling students to become proficient in the use of the camera and camera operations, audio and video control, lighting techniques, picture analysis, editing (linear and non-linear), graphics and control room/station operations. Television Production activities include the use of broadcast cameras and emphasize basic and advanced set/stage design, audio and video methods, scripting, videotaping and directing/producing. Television Production students also receive basic computer-literacy training (Macintosh format), use studio and remote television cameras, electronic news gathering (ENG) and electronic field production (EFP) equipment. Basic Adobe? Photoshop? is being taught for use in the television industry. Students enter this full-time program three times a year (Jan, June, Aug.). Upon successful completion of the program competencies, BECON Internship program and mastery of basic skills requirements, a Post Secondary Certificate of Completion is issued. Students who complete this 1650 clock hour Television Production program emerge as broadcast technicians with a wide range of skills enabling them to move into entry-level positions at TV stations, production companies, cable systems, corporate video houses or to pursue self-employment opportunities. View more details on William T. McFatter Technical Center . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Film courses.