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Program Overview

The Television Production degree provides students with the technical skills, creative storytelling abilities, and industry knowledge needed to produce professional television content. This program covers all aspects of television production, from pre-production planning and scriptwriting to filming, editing, and broadcasting. Students gain hands-on experience using industry-standard equipment, working in studios, and collaborating on real-world projects.

Key areas of study typically include:

Production Techniques – Camera operation, lighting, and sound recording for TV.
Directing for Television – Learning how to manage a production and guide performances.
Scriptwriting & Storytelling – Crafting engaging narratives for television shows.
Editing & Post-Production – Using software like Adobe Premiere Pro and Avid Media Composer.
Live Broadcasting & Studio Operations – Working with multi-camera setups and live TV production.
Media Law & Ethics – Understanding broadcasting regulations and copyright laws.
Television Business & Distribution – Exploring how TV content is financed, marketed, and distributed.

Program Code: AR300

Program Type: Undergraduate

Study Mode: Part-time

Accreditation: Bachelor of Arts

Department: Department of Art, Department of Engineering

School: School of Arts & Sciences

Program Location: Los Angeles, New York

Program Duration: 3 Years

Starting Dates: April 2, 2025

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Career Options

Graduates with a Television Production degree can pursue a range of careers in TV, film, and digital media, including:

Production & Directing Roles

TV Producer – Overseeing the creative and logistical aspects of television production.
Director – Leading the artistic vision and execution of TV shows and live broadcasts.
Assistant Director – Supporting the director in organizing schedules and shot lists.

Technical & Studio Roles

Camera Operator – Filming scenes in studio and on location.
Lighting Technician – Designing and operating lighting setups for TV production.
Sound Designer / Audio Engineer – Managing audio recording and mixing for television.
Video Editor – Assembling footage and enhancing storytelling through editing.

Writing & Content Development

Screenwriter / Script Editor – Writing scripts for television dramas, sitcoms, and talk shows.
Showrunner – Overseeing the creative direction of a TV series.
Content Creator – Producing digital and online video content for platforms like YouTube, Netflix, or social media.

Broadcast & Journalism Roles

News Producer / Editor – Managing newsroom operations and producing news segments.
TV Presenter / Host – Leading interviews, entertainment shows, and news broadcasts.
Broadcast Journalist – Reporting and presenting news stories for TV networks.

With the rise of streaming services and digital platforms, there are also growing opportunities in online media production, podcasting, and virtual broadcasting.

Entry Requirements

Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree in Television Production)

Educational Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent.
Minimum GPA: Varies by institution.
Portfolio or Showreel (Optional but Recommended): Some universities may ask for a sample of video projects, scripts, or media-related work.
Personal Statement: Explaining interest in television production and career aspirations.
Letters of Recommendation: Typically from teachers or mentors.

Postgraduate (Master’s Degree in Television Production or Media Production)

Bachelor’s Degree: In film, media, communications, or a related field.
Portfolio or Showreel: A collection of previous work showcasing skills in production, editing, or directing.
Personal Statement: Outlining career goals and research interests in TV production.
References: Academic or professional recommendations.

Tuition Fees

Annual Tuition & Other Fees

Estimated Costs	Resident	Non-resident
Annual tuition and mandatory fees*	$9,162	$28,348
On-campus residence hall room, cable and phone	$6,152	$6,152
Meal plan (Average)	$3,975	$3,975
Books and supplies**	$1,130	$1,130
Local transportation and incidental costs**	$3,162	$3,162
Total	$23,581	$42,767