Radio and Television Broadcasting
The Radio and Television Broadcasting (RTVB) Program on Northeast Campus allows students to develop production and performance abilities using a hands-on approach that helps them determine which type of media work they most enjoy and want to pursue as a career or to simply master as a skill set, including studying:
- Great works from the past and present in film, radio and television
- Performance, directing and producing techniques
- Digital video production, non-linear video editing and animation
- Scriptwriting, broadcast news writing and production
- Radio operations, audio production and computer-based audio editing
Facilities
Northeast Campus facilities (PowerPoint Show opens in new window) include a computer lab, audio stations and an all digital TV Studio.
Coursework
Courses in the RTVB Program are listed under RTVB (Radio and Television Broadcasting), FLMC (Filmmaking/Cinematography) and COMM (Communications).
The capstone course for the RTVB A.A.S. degree program is an internship which enables students to gain practical work experience arranged to suit their interests and career goals.
For the certificate programs the capstone course is about how to start and run your own media business.
Contacts
Jerry Zumwalt, Assistant Professor and Coordinator of the RTVB Program
817-515-6903
jerry.zumwalt@tccd.edu
Adrian Neely, Instructor of RTVB
817-515-6465
adrian.neely@tccd.edu
Richard Neece, RTVB Instructional Assistant
817-515-6223
richard.neece@tccd.edu
Reviewed March 6, 2012