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Audio Visual Communications

Instructor: Mr. Michael Dennis

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Overview

Audio Visual Communications is a multi faceted program that introduces students to the art and science of media. It covers topics such as photography, video production, television broadcasting, and computer based video equipment. Students learn to apply their skills to please clients through brainstorming, storyboarding, program treatments, and the various stages of production. Learning how to properly present an idea is also greatly stressed. There are many occupational positions necessary to create a professional style program. These are taught and practiced on a regular basis through a daily morning broadcast. Several different techniques are utilized such as live, live to tape, and edited.

Certifications

Final Cut End User Certification

Career Outlook

The multimedia field is continuously growing to meet the demands of the media industry. These techniques are explored through television broadcasting, webcasting, and digital imaging.

Career Opportunities Include:

Photographer
Videographer
Graphic Designer
Editors
Production Assistant
Media Technician
Journalist
Director
Producer

Student Comments

?There has never been a day in AV when I didn?t learn something new and exciting.?

Sam, Lake Lehman, Senior

?All four years that I have been in AV Communications, I have learned to make something so simple into something so great!?

Rachael, WVW Senior

?I can confidentially say that I?m prepared for any career path that I choose to follow in the media.?

Jen, Wyoming Area, Senior