STEM for Media Equipment Technical Skills Operations

For Ballantyne Ridge High School students.

STEM for Media Onsite is a comprehensive learning journey designed to transform students into skilled media technology professionals. This program bridges technical knowledge with creative innovation, offering a deep dive into the evolving world of media production, animation, artificial intelligence, and engineering.

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Class Starts October 14th

Overview

Media Technology Fundamentals

This course introduces students to the essential equipment and techniques of media production. Participants will gain hands-on experience with audio and video tools, learning how to operate professional-grade equipment, understand studio protocols, and develop foundational technical skills.

Animation and Visual Effects

Students explore the art and science of animation, moving from basic principles to advanced techniques. The course covers 2D and 3D animation, visual effects, and provides practical experience with industry-standard software. Participants will build a comprehensive portfolio showcasing their creative capabilities.

AI and Media Operations

An innovative exploration of artificial intelligence's role in media production. Students will discover how AI transforms content creation, distribution, and analysis. The course balances practical skills with critical discussions about the ethical implications of emerging technologies.

Engineering for Media Equipment

A deep technical dive into the mechanics behind media devices. This course combines electronics, mechanical systems, optical principles, and software engineering, giving students a comprehensive understanding of how media equipment actually works.

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Reference Manual & LMS Access

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Labs + Workshops

Hands on learning professional equipment industry software assignments workflows recording studios

Feel right at home inside a recording booth, directing a film shoot or opening professional edition software. Practice on campus guided by professional instructors and master the skills needed to succeed in today’s media industries.

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Enrollment Process

1. Syllabus

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2. Catalog

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3. Apply

Apply for an onsite program with a one time $25 Application Fee.

4. Tour

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The Media Arts Center is an attract school, not a pursuit school. There are no admissions advisors, enrollment counselors, or recruiters of any kind. Everyone who works here is a teacher experienced in subjects they know deeply. If you want to be chosen for one of six seats in an upcoming class the obligation is on you to read, reach out, apply, and tour. We are not a community college and do not accept everyone in the community.

We look for initiative, communication, and preparation in all applicants prior to consideration for acceptance.

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