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Certificate
The Broadcast Media Arts (BMA) program provides hands-on training in radio, television, and digital media production. Designed for students who want to launch a career in broadcasting without committing to a four-year degree, this program prepares graduates for entry-level roles at radio stations, television stations, audio and video production facilities, and podcasting companies.
BMA students gain real-world experience in:
Upon completion, graduates will have the technical skills and industry knowledge to create, produce, and distribute professional-quality content across multiple platforms. Whether pursuing careers in radio, television, podcasting, or digital broadcasting, BMA graduates will be ready to step into the industry with confidence.
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This course introduces the fundamentals of the radio industry, focusing on communication skills, audience engagement, and digital production techniques. Students will develop vocal performance skills, learn podcasting basics, and gain hands-on experience with digital editing software like Adobe Audition. By the end of the course, students will have produced their own audio projects, live podcasts, and DJ shows.
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BMA1015
5.5
This course introduces students to professional video production equipment, including cameras, microphones, and lighting. Students will learn on-camera performance techniques, shot composition, and industry terminology, while also critically analyzing professional video production. Career opportunities in broadcast television will also be explored.
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BMA1025
5.5
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Building on the skills from Fundamentals of Radio, this course dives deeper into radio production, digital editing, and audience engagement. Students will refine their DJ skills with live reads, station promos, news and weather reports, while growing confidence using Adobe Audition and studio equipment. Further development of proper podcasting structure, and audience interaction.
Key Learning Outcomes:
Develop and refine podcasting techniques to educate listeners
BMA1035
5.5
Building on the skills from Fundamentals of Television, this course focuses on video editing and visual storytelling using industry-standard software. Students will develop their skills in shot composition, non-linear editing, and broadcast graphics using Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop.
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BMA1045
5.5
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This advanced course focuses on building a professional radio demo, showcasing students’ best DJ breaks, commercial productions, and station promos. Students will also develop professional resumes, cover letters, and a digital portfolio to launch their careers.
Key Learning Outcomes:
Develop a professional resume, reference page, and cover letter
BMA1055
5.5
In this capstone course, students will take their video production skills to the next level by writing, shooting, and editing their own professional video projects. They will conduct interviews, shoot B-roll, and produce content similar to real-world broadcast assignments.
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BMA1065
5.5
Total Credits:
33
Use Your Cell Phone as a Document Camera in Zoom
From Computer
Log in and start your Zoom session with participants
From Phone
To use your cell phone as a makeshift document camera