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Digital video media technology
Overview
Today’s 21st century audiences expect 21st century content, and you’ll be able to deliver by mastering and applying new technological solutions to the age-old art of storytelling.
You’ll be immersed in leading-edge technologies and environments essential to today’s film, television, video production, arts, animation, visual effects, gaming, web and interface design industries. Students will develop practical skill in pre-production, production, post-production and distribution along with a portfolio.
Work in many areas, including
(may include, but not limited to):
- film
- television
- video production
- sports video
- visual effects
- film festivals
Prepare for a career as a(n)
(may include, but not limited to):
- videographer
- lighting technician
- video editor
- director
- assistant director
- associate producer
- cinematographer
- freelancer
- camera operator
- glidecam operator
- director of photography
- gaffer
- grip
- sound recorder
- boom operator
- production assistant
Courses
Your pathway to a degree
Associate degree
Degree earned
- Associate of applied science in digital video and media technology
Additional info
Additional fees
- Adobe programs are recommended
- headphones and USB drives are required
Program learning outcomes
- Use pre-visualization and storyboards to communicate concepts and ideas to be applied to video projects.
- Use motion and graphic effects for commercials, music videos, and short films.
- Compress video for the web, smartphones, and DVDs.
- Communicate diverse ideas and events through the creation of relevant films.
- Demonstrate the ability to set up a project studio, professional studio, and concert venue for recording or live sound reinforcement.
Program scholarships
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