Learn camera, audio, lighting, and editing skills using professional media equipment.
Build a demo reel through hands‑on projects like short films, podcasts, and event recordings.
Connect with the industry through internships, networking, and real production workflows.
Gain confidence by working with instructors who bring real media experience to the classroom.
The Audio and Video Production Technology program helps you build strong technical and creative skills for today’s media world. You’ll learn camera work, lighting, audio, editing, and digital storytelling through hands‑on projects. Instructors with real industry experience guide you as you create work for your demo reel. By the end, you’ll be prepared for entry‑level jobs in film, video, broadcasting, and digital media.
Most students begin with introductory courses in audio, video, and editing to build basic skills. Your advisor can help you choose the best first‑semester plan.
You will learn camera operation, lighting, audio recording, video editing, and digital storytelling. You’ll also practice teamwork and professional production workflows.
Graduates can work as production assistants, videographers, editors, audio techs, or in film, broadcasting, and digital content creation.
Yes. You’ll create real projects, like short films, podcasts, commercials, and event recordings, that you can include in your demo reel for jobs.
No. The program is designed for beginners and helps you build skills step by step through guided, hands‑on learning.
