Broadcast TV Production Certificate

Your Path to Success 

The Associate of Science in Broadcast Television Production degree program prepares you for a career in broadcast television production, including jobs like producer, director, associate director, videographer, non-linear video editor, camera operator, floor director, lighting technician, audio operator and technician, prompter operator, camera shader, video operator, graphics creator and operator, technical director, line producer, associate director and set designer.

The program offers a specialization in Broadcast Television Production, stressing hands-on live television production experience in a broadcast television station located in the nation’s 16th largest TV market. You will also learn industry standards, problem-solving skills, work ethics and specific occupational skills. The program focuses on a comprehensive understanding and demonstration of video production skills, including producing and crewing live studio and sports remote productions, as well as recorded field productions.

Certificates within the Broadcast TV Production program
You can also enroll in Certification programs in Television Studio Production (12 semester hours) and Broadcast Television Production (24 semester hours). The Television Studio Production Certificate gives students the tools needed to work in either live or recorded studio productions.

You'll have opportunities to polish your new skills by crewing live shows on WDSC-TV 15. The Broadcast Television Production Certificate builds on those skills and also offers opportunities to learn advanced videography, line producing and directing.

You have the option of pursuing the certificates individually as a way to upgrade your skills or complete the certificate programs while working toward the Associate of Science degree in Broadcast Television Production. If you graduate with the Associate of Science degree, you also earn the certificates.