Students may focus on television and video production, electronic media journalism, sound and music recording, radio, digital media, business and management, writing, and many other areas. The program offers students the opportunity to work in one of the most extensive audio and video production facilities in the United States. Included are three color television studios, online editing systems, digital imaging equipment, sound recording studios, a radio station, and an array of video field production gear. But the facilities aren't the only reason graduates of the program continue to give it the highest ratings. It is the dedicated teaching.
Technology changes rapidly.
New ways of creating and communicating challenge old concepts. Equipment seems to become obsolete overnight. The one thing that students should be able to count on is a faculty that stays current and that cares about teaching and students. The BECA faculty has published the leading textbooks in the area of video production, performance, media aesthetics, and broadcast journalism. And the faculty is committed to helping students succeed.