Choosing Your Major Academic Advising Class Schedules and Registration Video Production Internship From the 2000-2001 PCC Catalog. For accuracy, this text has been copied directly from the printed version of the catalog. General Education courses must be in speech, English, writing or related approved courses. Students may be given credit for General Education courses taken prior to enrolling in this internship.
Interns work in various production positions, taking progressively more responsible roles.
Numerous course activities will involve students in a variety of television productions, including live classes transmitted over local cable and microwave systems and projects focusing on the orientation, promotional and training needs of PCC clients. A non-traditional student and teacher relationship requires commitment and self direction on the part of the interns. Admittance to this program requires demonstrated commitment to the study of television and video by those selected. Potential interns should already have a basic working knowledge of video production and have played a significant role in producing one or more programs. PCC's television studio and telecommunications facilities provide an educational production house environment for a limited number of dedicated interns.