In the media production program, students have the opportunity to learn effective communications skills in a range of broadcast techniques. Graduates of this program should understand how projects are developed from pre-production through post-production and distribution.

Course topics include:

• Screenwriting
• Journalism
• Ethics of Mass Communication
• Film Production
• Advertising and marketing research

Students in our media production programs benefit from project- and team-based learning that reflects the real-world working environment. Industry-current equipment and instructors with professional experience round out the learning environment. Internship opportunities and professional portfolio development are also an important part of many programs.

All of our schools also feature dedicated Career Services departments. Their goal is to help all students identify, clarify, and pursue their academic and professional goals.

Finally, our schools’ Alumni Associations offer additional opportunities for students and graduates to make important connections—professional and personal.

Film and Video Editing
In the motion picture, television, and video industries, soundtracks, film and video footage must all be edited before distribution or broadcast.

• Key Traits: Organizational skills, creative problem-solving, attention to detail
• Education Required: Bachelor’s degree
• Where Film and Video Editing is Needed: Broadcast television and news organizations, film studios, multimedia production agencies.

Projected Growth Through 2018**:
3,000 new jobs, or 12% growth rate nation-wideⁱ