Broadcast Media Production

SUNY Adirondack's Broadcast and Media Production program studies audio and video content creation. Students are active in many spaces, and learn to develop ideas into completed messages. Students build a professional demo reel to market themselves and their ideas. Courses teach techniques for capturing a variety of audiences and distribution networks. Focused topics in audio production, media writing and video editing build a skillset; digital cinema and video news production courses then hone your craft.

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Degree
Associate in Applied Science
Program Type
Career-Oriented Degrees
Pathway
Arts, Media & Culture
Additional Program Option
Hybrid
Credits
61

Learning outcomes

  1. Discuss contemporary media practices from historical, legal, ethical and socio-cultural perspectives.
  2. Write effective content for broadcast, web and print media using contemporary writing styles and formatting conventions. 
  3. Create single-camera video content for broadcast, cable, web and cinema audiences using industry-standard production equipment and software. 
  4. Create multi-camera video programs for broadcast, cable and web audiences using industry-standard studio, and control room equipment and software. 
  5. Create audio content for broadcast and web audiences using industry-standard audio studio and/or on-air radio control room equipment.  
  6. Edit video and audio content using industry-standard post-production software. 
     

From our alumni

Data Murdie mans the sound booth at WGFR The Revolution
Quotation

It took coming to SUNY Adirondack for me to discover what really matters to me."

Data Murdie 2024 New York State Chancellor's Award recipient 2024