Compare this with other institutions that use a staff advisor who hasn t worked in the industry and only deals with the students in the office, not the classroom or laboratory. TV Production I teaches you how. This course focuses on in-studio equipment and live programs. There are two hours of lecture and two hours of lab each week. In the lecture section, topics covered include the TV Team, parts of a camera, audio systems, lighting, set design, graphics design and working with scripts.
Students learn through projects.
When a student is not producing, he or she rotates through each position in the TV Team to act as crew on the other students projects. The programming created by the class is then shown on the cable television station, NEO-13. This class deals with remote productions and editing. There are two hours of lecture and two hours of lab each week. In the lecture section, students learn about broadcast news production, field production, multi-camera remotes, and field producing and directing.