Film, Television, and Audio

Degree: B.A

The BA in Film, Television, and Audio provides students with the opportunity to pursue a degree that integrates across media (film, television, audio, radio, podcasting, digital streaming).

With a BA in Film, Television, and Audio, students develop foundational knowledge in media theory and production while choosing a distinctive media focus, specializing in audio/radio, filmmaking, television production, or integrated media. Each specialization is designed to further a student’s specific career path. Students will:

- Develop a distinct creative voice, demonstrating effective use of aesthetics across different media to create stories that will engage, inform, and entertain audiences;

- Become proficient with conceptual, writing, editing, producing, directing, and technical skills to create content for diverse audiences using industry-standard technology and equipment;

- Work collaboratively in a team environment where they show sensitivity to individual differences and diversity;

- Demonstrate an understanding of visual literacy and aesthetics as they critically analyze and interpret media messages;

- Learn business models in the media industry.

Coursework comes to life through immersive learning opportunities. Students can experience hands-on learning from their first day on campus. Hamilton Hall houses the award-winning, student-run radio station, WPSC 88.7FM Brave New Radio; the award-winning, student-run TV studio broadcasts, WPTV; the Student Film Association, SFA; the Podcasting Club, the Dead Podcasters Society; and the independent student-run news source, The Beacon. Through coursework, co-curricular activities, and industry-relevant internships on and off campus for employment in the media industry, students are prepared for careers as on-air talent or working behind-the-scenes.