In these studios, students learn all facets of studio production, including directing, camera operation, lighting, audio, editing, switching and on-camera performance as well as producing and script writing.
Students also execute field production projects with specialized field equipment.
Two additional digital nonlinear editing facilities offer an alternative to analog tape-based postproduction access. Video tape can be digitized and edited onto a computer timeline with great flexibility on the Media 100 systems. Students also learn and practice digital effects, computer graphics and 3D animation. As one crew of radio students simulates its live on-air shift, the program is monitored in the adjacent classroom for evaluation and discussion. Mass Comm Web Radio webcasts on the Internet.