The Radio-Television major prepares graduates for careers in television broadcast announcing, writing, directing, management, editing, and production In addition students are prepared for audio/video production at advertising agencies, independent production houses and corporate communication facilities. A graduate should be competent in the ability to announce and speak with confidence for radio and television broadcast; to write, direct, manage and produce programming for radio, television and video; and to possess an understanding of the role of broadcasting in today’s U.S. and global cultures.
- Students will develop the ability to write effectively for TV, radio and Internet news, commercials and entertainment programming.
- Students will develop the ability to shoot/record and edit video and audio for TV, radio and on-line media.
- Students will be knowledgeable about the history and foundations of U.S. broadcasting and other electronic media.
| 42 |
JOUR 1307 | | 3 |
JOUR 336 | | 3 |
JOUR 445 | | 3 |
RTV 420 | | 3 |
RTV 1335 | | 3 |
RTV 215 | | 3 |
RTV 221 | | 3 |
RTV 320 | | 3 |
RTV 322 | | 3 |
RTV 497 | (one-hour practicums; minimum four hours) | 3-4 |
or RTV 480 | |
or RTV 495 | |
THE 211 | | 3 |
THE 213 | | 3 |
SPC 1315 | | 3 |
RTV 109 | | 1 |
RTV 209 | | 1 |
RTV 309 | | 1 |
RTV 409 | | 1 |
| 6 |
RTV 1335 | | |
RTV 326 | | |
RTV 360 | | |
RTV 380 | | |
RTV 440 | | |
RTV 451 | | |
RTV 453 | | |
| 18 |
| 11 |
Total Hours | 120-121 |
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