Students assist with management and become artistically involved. There are dramatic and specialized radio and television offerings for students with specific area interests. Communication students often work in television and radio news in management and programming.
Production apprenticeships in all areas are open.
Television and radio situations include commercial and non-commercial radio, broadcast and cable television, independent producers, and production houses, where students work in research and production in a variety of programs. Film apprentices can also work in animation, art, lighting, computer management and imaging, and editing. Video, Film, and Performance Art. For students with skills who wish to pursue production, areas include film animation, location shooting, video editing, performance art and dance video, as well as archival and curatorial work. Video and film students work in commercial and non-commercial settings in jobs including screenplay development, shooting, editing, and archiving in productions ranging from commercial spots to dramatic work to documentary and experimental work.