AS 3822 - TV and Radio Journalism

Credits: 4

This course explores the history, the present situation and possible future of electronic journalism in the United States. It is also a practical course in which students work toward proficiency in television and radio journalism. They learn about – and do – newswriting, newscasting and, utilizing the College’s television studio, join together in producing television programs. They also work on field reporting or electronic news gathering. There is training in the use of audio equipment, cameras and a special effects generator or switcher. The basics of editing using the College’s television editing laboratory are explored. Students write papers which critique and compare news programs on television.

Prerequisites
EC II

When Offered:
Occasionally.