What is TV-1?
The
way to develop self-confidence is to do the thing you fear and get a
record of successful experiences behind you - William Jennings Bryan
TV-1
is a learning environment where you can get hands-on opportunities to
explore the various uses of video technologies in both field and studio
production. From camerawork to editing, to multi-camera studio
directing, TV-1 is where you will learn the fundamentals of video
production.
Develop
the skills to help you conceive, produce and even distribute your own
video productions. We will teach you how to apply professional broadcast
standards to make your work stand out in the eyes of employers. TV-1
is also where you will meet your future colleagues and begin building
bridges that will support you on your journey towards a successful
career in broadcast.
TV-1 (3644) is a prerequisite for Principles of Television Production 2 (TV-2 JRNL 3674) and for TV Reporting (JRNL 4354).Students who want school credit for broadcast internships (JRNL 4931) must first take TV-1.
The College of Media, Communication & Information is committed to training students in fundamental communication competencies and values. This course will focus specifically on
developing competency in visual literacy and aesthetics by applying
theories and practices to the presentation of images and information.
What is TV-1
Syllabus
Required Materials