CTE Program: Media Productions

  • Media Productions

    • Develop, produce, and deliver creative video and audio projects for TV, film, and commercial broadcast
    • Work individually and in teams to create dynamic films, documentaries, music videos, sportscasts, and newscasts
    • Operate professional camera gear, hardware, and software while crafting an impressive portfolio
     

    Career Focus

    • Prepared for immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education
     

    Competitive Advantages

    • College Credit
    • Internships/Scholarships
    • National Competitions
     

    Sequence of Courses

     
    Media Productions (9-12)
    BCHS, BGHS, MRHS, SOHS, Aspire - Deer Valley's Online Learning Academy
     
    Dual Enrollment: Availability can vary by campus & instructor.
    CIS120DK – Introduction to Digital Video Editing (3 credits)
    CIS140 – Survey of Multimedia Technology (2 credits)
     
    Intermediate Media Productions (10-12)
    BCHS, BGHS, MRHS, SOHS
    Prerequisite: Media Productions 
     
    Dual Enrollment: Availability can vary by campus & instructor.
    CIS220DK – Advanced Digital Video Production (3 credits)
    CIS120DL – DIgitalVIdeo COmpositing/After Effects (3 credits)
     
    Advanced Media Productions (11-12)
    BCHS, BGHS, MRHS, SOHS
    Prerequisite: Intermediate Media Productions 
     
    CTE Internship (12)
    BCHS, BGHS, DVHS, MRHS, SOHS
    Prerequisite: Intermediate or Advanced Media Productions (concurrent or previously completed)
     

ADE Media Production Standards

Media Productions Career Tree


Certifications

  • Students have the opportunity to earn industry credentials and dual enrollment college credit through CTE programs.

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Student Organization

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