College Diploma - Broadcasting - Television And Independent Production (1169)

Program overview

The Broadcasting - Television and Independent Production Diploma at Conestoga College is a dynamic 2-year program designed for those passionate about visual storytelling through film and video. Students will gain hands-on experience in writing, performing, shooting, and editing content across various formats. Utilizing industry-standard equipment and software, the program emphasizes essential skills such as lighting, sound design, and post-production finishing. With a focus on practical learning, students will also have opportunities to work in the broadcast and production industry, preparing them for a successful career in Canada's growing film and television sector.

Program structure

The Broadcasting - Television and Independent Production Diploma is structured over a period of 2 years, divided into four terms. The program includes:

• Hands-on training with industry-standard equipment and software.
• A fourth term that features a field placement in the broadcast and production industry.
• A final capstone project that allows students to integrate and showcase the skills they have learned throughout the program.
• Opportunities for entrepreneurship and freelance work in the creative industries.

This innovative program structure ensures that students not only learn theoretical concepts but also apply them in real-world settings, enhancing their portfolios and preparing them for various career paths in the media landscape.

Featured Experiences

• Field placement in the broadcast and production industry during the fourth term.
• Capstone project that allows students to produce a project of their choice.
• Access to a fully equipped HD studio for multi-camera production experience.
• Rental of the latest cameras and professional lighting kits for hands-on learning.
• Collaboration with peers and industry professionals to enhance learning and networking opportunities.

Career Options

• Video Editor: Responsible for assembling recorded footage into a finished project that matches the director's vision.
• Camera Operator: Operates cameras for film and television productions, ensuring high-quality visuals.
• Sound Designer: Creates the auditory elements of a production, including sound effects and audio mixing.
• Production Assistant: Provides support to various departments during film and television shoots, gaining hands-on experience.
• Freelance Producer: Manages projects from conception to completion, often working independently or with small teams.

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