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Broadcasting – Television

Overview

Become a leader in the television production industry. Explore all aspects of the in-studio and field production processes in the two-year Broadcasting - Television Ontario College Diploma program, and learn about news writing, camera operations and editing. You acquire diverse industry knowledge and skills, and gain an understanding of the technical and creative sides of the television production process. Learn the critical skills required in the television industry, such as planning and preparing interviews and scripts and reporting the content for television, video or digital media platforms. Develop marketing skills that you can immediately apply towards your independent productions, as well as television station branding and products. Many projects are completed outside of class hours, so prepare to work evening and weekends. Gain hands-on experience using our in-house TV studio as a:
  • camera operator
  • host
  • anchor
  • producer
  • director
Operate the equipment used by industry professionals. Create industry-level television, video and web content for multiple platforms. Learn industry standards that help you gain skills necessary to enter into your career. There are many job opportunities in the industry after graduation. Graduates may find employment in television stations, media centres, production houses and community cable organizations. Specific jobs may include:
  • studio and field crew member
  • editor
  • motion graphic artist
  • director
  • researcher
  • producer
Opportunities may also exist for you to freelance or start your own production company.

SUCCESS FACTORS

This program is well-suited for students who:
  • Are self-starters.
  • Can adhere to strict deadlines.
  • Have strong interpersonal skills.
  • Have the ability to carry cameras and other production equipment.
  • Thrive in a creative environment.
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