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Broadcasting School Program Onsite
Program Structure:
- Duration: 24 classes + 108 lab hours – 180 total session hours
- Format: Onsite classroom, highly interactive workshops, hands-on studio sessions, collaborative projects, guest lectures.
- Courses: 4 core courses, 6 classes each
- Start Date: April 28th 2026
- End Date: July 16th 2026
- Time: 9am – 12pm | Tue + Thu
Cost of tuition
Learn more about the program offering and the cost of tuition in the school catalog:
What you'll Learn
1. Audio Production Fundamentals
2. Audio Performance Techniques
3. Video Production Essentials
4. Video Performance and Presentation
1. Audio Production Fundamentals
2. Audio Performance Techniques
- Course Description: Develop your voice and on-air presence, learn effective communication skills, and gain confidence in front of the microphone.
- Classes:
- Class 7: Voice Training and Delivery: Improving vocal quality, articulation, and projection.
- Project: Record a voice reel showcasing different vocal styles and deliveries.
- Class 8: Radio Presenting and Storytelling: Engaging listeners with compelling narratives and personality.
- Project: Present a mock radio show segment, including music, news, and interviews.
- Class 9: Podcasting and Voice Acting: Developing unique voices and characters for different audio formats.
- Project: Create a short voice-over demo for a commercial or animation.
- Class 10: Interviewing Techniques: Asking effective questions and facilitating engaging conversations.
- Project: Conduct and record an interview with a local figure or expert.
- Class 11: Improvisation and On-Air Spontaneity: Developing quick thinking and adaptability in live situations.
- Project: Participate in an improv session focused on on-air scenarios.
- Class 12: Public Speaking and Presentation Skills: Delivering impactful presentations with confidence and clarity.
- Project: Prepare and deliver a short presentation on a topic related to broadcasting.
- Class 7: Voice Training and Delivery: Improving vocal quality, articulation, and projection.
3. Video Production Essentials
- Course Description: Gain hands-on experience with video cameras, lighting, editing, and visual storytelling techniques.
- Classes:
- Class 13: Camera Operation and Cinematography: Framing shots, camera movements, and visual composition.
- Project: Shoot a short film sequence using different camera angles and techniques.
- Class 14: Lighting and Visual Aesthetics: Creating mood and atmosphere with lighting design.
- Project: Set up lighting for a studio interview or short film scene.
- Class 15: Video Editing with Premiere Pro: Mastering industry-standard editing software.
- Project: Edit a short video piece, incorporating music, sound effects, and visual effects.
- Class 16: Visual Storytelling: Communicating narratives effectively through visuals and editing.
- Project: Create a short documentary or narrative film focusing on visual storytelling.
- Class 17: Motion Graphics and Visual Effects: Adding dynamic elements and visual interest to video productions.
- Project: Create a short animated title sequence or visual effect.
- Class 18: Multi-Camera Production: Directing and producing live events and studio productions.
- Project: Plan and execute a multi-camera shoot for a live performance or interview.
- Class 13: Camera Operation and Cinematography: Framing shots, camera movements, and visual composition.
4. Video Performance and Presentation
- Course Description: Develop on-camera presence, master presentation skills, and learn the art of engaging viewers.
- Classes:
- Class 19: On-Camera Presence and Body Language: Projecting confidence and connecting with the audience.
- Project: Record a short on-camera presentation and analyze your performance.
- Class 20: Television Presenting: Delivering news, reports, and interviews with professionalism and clarity.
- Project: Present a mock news segment or television show segment.
- Class 21: Video Blogging and Content Creation: Creating engaging video content for online platforms.
- Project: Produce a short vlog or video essay on a topic of interest.
- Class 22: Screenwriting and Storytelling for Video: Developing compelling narratives for video productions.
- Project: Write a short script for a video project, incorporating visual storytelling elements.
Class 23: Live Streaming and Online Broadcasting: Engaging audiences in real-time through live video platforms.
Project: Plan and execute a live stream event, incorporating audience interaction.
- Class 24: The Future of Broadcasting: Exploring emerging trends and technologies in the media landscape.
- Project: Group discussion and presentation on the future of broadcasting and its impact on content creators.
- Class 19: On-Camera Presence and Body Language: Projecting confidence and connecting with the audience.
Key Outcomes:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of broadcasting equipment operation.
- Build a professional portfolio and online presence.
- Learn techniques for voice and presence on air/ on camera.
- Explore career paths and opportunities in the broadcasting industry.
- Be prepared to thrive in the dynamic and ever-evolving world of broadcasting.
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