Television Studio

Students that have successfully completed the Radio/Television I version of the Olympian Flame can return as a more advanced student.They are in charge of the entire production and content of the morning show. They become Talent, Producers, Directors, Technical Directors, Graphic desginers, Teleprompter operators, Camera operators and Audio engineers. They also work on state-of-the-art production equipment from a Ross Vision ME2 switcher to a Yamaha Production Audio board. Along with the morning show they are also in charge of coming up with ideas to put on Comcast channel 3, making graphics for our in house virtual channel, and sometimes tasks that the community asks of us.

An introductory course that provides the experience and skills necessary to function in a television studio or remote location. Laboratory exercises in the television facility include work in graphic design, computer telecommunications technology, as well as visual presentations. Operation of control room and studio equipment along with field trips provide a broad range of television experiences.

This advanced course in television production focuses on even more creative television activities. Students will create video presentations involving special effects, Photoshop graphics, computer editing, and producing and directing original programming.