Arts, Audio/Visual Technology, & Communications – Audio/Visual Production

The Broadcasting Program prepares students for an entry-level position in the media industry. Students gather information, create stories, and report points of view on current issues at the school, local, state, and national levels. Students will gain experience in Audio and Video Technologies that can be used in television, film, music, radio, Web-cast and entertainment. Third level students develop, produce, and broadcast a daily news program. Upon completion of this course, students will be prepared to pursue advanced coursework in either audio and video technology or journalism and broadcasting. Source: TN CTE Website

PATHWAY CONCENTRATION COURSES & ELECTIVES

• Computer Applications (elective)
• A/V Production I
• A/V Production II
• A/V Production III
• Applied Arts Practicum

ASSOCIATED SKILLS

Successful Broadcasting students:

• enjoy working in a team.
• show leadership skills.
• apply Grammar/Reading skills.
• exhibit excellent written and verbal communication skills.

POST-SECONDARY

DEGREES, DIPLOMAS, AND CERTIFICATES

Associate’s Degree

• Cleveland State Community College (Journalism)
• Chattanooga State Community College

Bachelor’s Degree

• ETSU
• Lee University
• UT Chattanooga
• UT Knoxville
• TTU

INDUSTRIAL CERTIFICATIONS

Adobe CC Premiere Pro

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

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CAREERS

• News Anaylst
• Reporter
• Correspondant
• Broadcast Technicians
• Technical Writers
• Audio-Video Operator
• Broadcast Field Supervisor
• Camera Operator
• Editor
• Journalist
• Radio/ TV Announcer
• Station Manager
• Transmission Engineer
• Recording Studio Engineer
• Film Director

WHERE IS IT OFFERED?

Bradley Central High School

Walker Valley High School