I is open to all students who wish to explore the world of theater. During the first semester, the student is introduced to all aspects of theater, including creative dramatics, theater history, and basic staging techniques. The second semester provides a more in-depth study of drama with special emphasis on play selection and basic acting. This course is designed for students with an interest in television broadcasting. Students will study different components that create the broadcasts viewed on television.
Experience includes operation and videotape editing.
Students gain skills in communicating effectively for television script writing, interviewing techniques, and television equipment handling. Students will complete different video projects that will require time outside of class. This course is designed to introduce students to the communications field. For one semester, the students will study the basics of radio, television, and Internet broadcasting, newspaper communication, advertising and public speaking. Students will produce appropriate articles for the different mass communication areas, audio recordings for radio, and video recordings for television.