In the TV/Film Production concentration, students take classes where they explore multiple modes of narrative and documentary storytelling. Beginning with the first semester on campus, students create video projects while learning about different formats, including digital streaming media and virtual/augmented reality.
Coursework and hands-on experience at Endicott and through internships will provide a strong foundation in the field, culminating in a visual thesis project that demonstrates how aesthetic theory informs applied professional practice. Career possibilities are numerous, not just within the broadcasting and video production industries, but also in a number of related fields where creative and technical skills are valued.
Students will gain hands-on experience in Endicott’s Digital Media Center, a full TV studio, control room, and post-production area located in the School of Communication.
Course Schedule
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Year 1
Learn the fundamentals of storytelling and the basic technical skills to create visual presentations.Students pursue general education requirements while learning to create impactful digital media presentations. Students are introduced to camera operations, shot composition, pre- and post-production, and audio and lighting techniques, through a variety of fiction and nonfiction projects in Intro to TV/Film Production. In Intro to Multimedia Narrative, students explore the world of multimedia storytelling, by and for diverse populations through discussion and analysis. Students complete their first internship experience either in January or the summer following their first academic year.Year 1- Media & Culture I
- Intro to TV/Film Production
- Intro to Multimedia Narrative
- Critical Reading & Writing I
- Critical Reading & Writing II
- General Education Requirements
- Elective
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Year 2
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Year 3
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Year 4
