Broadcasting
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Degrees & Certificates
Broadcasting Degrees & Certificates
Click below to find out more about the LAVC degrees and certificates in broadcasting.
Associate of Arts Degree in Broadcasting (AA)
Program Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Evaluate the role and influence of the broadcasting and streaming media in relation to radio, podcasting, television, and the Internet. 2. Explain the development and history of broadcasting including radio, podcasting, television, and the Internet in the United States. 3. Write broadcast copy for audio and video including news, sports, entertainment, promos, commercials, and public service announcements.
Associate of Arts Degree in Broadcasting: Performance (AA)
Program Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Write broadcast copy for audio and video including news, sports, entertainment, promos, commercials, and public service announcements with emphasis on microphone and on camera performance. 2. Identify and apply theory and practice to create radio, podcasting, and television programs with emphasis on microphone and on camera performance. 3. Demonstrate producing, programming, and hosting skills within a studio, radio station, or television station struct
Certificate of Achievement in Broadcasting: Performance
Program Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Write broadcast copy for audio and video including news, sports, entertainment, promos, commercials, and public service announcements with emphasis on microphone and on camera performance. 2. Identify and apply theory and practice to create radio, podcasting, and television programs with emphasis on microphone and on camera performance. 3. Demonstrate producing, programming, and hosting skills within a studio, radio station, or television station struc
Associate of Arts Degree in Broadcasting: Radio (AA)
Program Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Write broadcast copy for audio and video including news, sports, entertainment, promos, commercials, and public service. announcements with emphasis on audio production. 2. Identify and apply theory and practice to create radio, podcasting, and television programs with emphasis on performance with emphasis on audio production. 3. Demonstrate producing, programming, and hosting skills within a studio, radio station, or television station structure with emphasis on audio production.
Certificate of Achievement in Broadcasting: Radio
Program Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Write broadcast copy for audio and video including news, sports, entertainment, promos, commercials, and public service announcements with emphasis on audio production. 2. Identify and apply theory and practice to create radio, podcasting, and television programs with emphasis on performance with emphasis on audio production. 3. Demonstrate producing, programming, and hosting skills within a studio, radio station, or television station structure with emphasis on audio production.
Associate of Arts Degree in Broadcasting: Television (AA)
Program Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Write broadcast copy for audio and video including news, sports, entertainment, promos, commercials, and public service announcements with emphasis on video production. 2. Identify and apply theory and practice to create radio, podcasting, and television programs with emphasis on video production. 3. Demonstrate producing, programming, and hosting skills within a studio, radio station, or television station structure with emphasis on video production.
Certificate of Achievement in Broadcasting: Television
Program Student Learning Outcomes: 1. Write broadcast copy for audio and video including news, sports, entertainment, promos, commercials, and public service announcements with emphasis on video production. 2. Identify and apply theory and practice to create radio, podcasting, and television programs with emphasis on video production. 3. Demonstrate producing, programming, and hosting skills within a studio, radio station, or television station structure with emphasis on video production.
The successful completion of the Film, Television, and Electronic Media degree will give students the training and education needed for employment in the entertainment industry as well as transfer to a university. Depending on the track taken, students will learn theories, methods, and concepts for various paths in the entertainment field from film and television to broadcast and internet radio. Students will participate in hands-on work utilizing professional, state-of-the-art, oncampus laboratories. Additional degrees are available. Please see the Broadcasting, Cinema, and Media Arts sections of the catalog for more information
Associate Degree for Transfer in Film, Television, & Electronic Media
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Faculty Profiles
Click below to learn about the Broadcasting faculty.
Jason Beaton A.K.A. Mr. B. has been associated with Los Angeles Valley college since 1992. He currently teaches the audio, radio, podcasting and introduction classes to Broadcasting both online and in person.
Jason Williams A.K.A. J. Will has been associated with Los Angeles Valley college since 2010. He currently teaches the television, video, and introduction classes to Broadcasting both online and in person.
Silvia Rodriguez, Broadcasting Student
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Broadcasting
Student
Broadcasting 1 has offered me the opportunity to learn about the history of radio, TV, internet and media in general and is a great contribution to my education. I would definitely recommend this class to my friends. The broadcasting professors at LAVC know everything about broadcasting! That makes the class even more pleasurable because you are always going to find answers to your questions!.
Rolan Pongpuntara, Broadcasting Student
Rolan
Pongpuntara
Broadcasting
I enrolled in the Broadcasting 1 online course and really liked it because I was able to complete the assignments even though I work full time. I loved how the professor posted news and events that kept us up-to-date on Broadcasting!.
Shafinaaz Kamrul, Broadcasting Student
Shafinaaz Kamru
Broadcasting
Student
The broadcasting class was an amazing experience for me. It was truly interesting and in many instances surprising to learn so much about the journey of mass media in the last century. I highly recommend this class because it was informative!.