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2021-2022 Course Catalog & Student Handbook 
    
2021-2022 Course Catalog & Student Handbook [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Teleproduction Technology, DAS (DAS.TPT 15366)


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The Teleproduction Technology Diploma program is designed to prepare students in the basics of digital video and sound editing, camera operations, field production, studio production, and digital photography. Teleproduction Technology is a three-semester program that begins every fall and continues through spring and summer semesters. Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions as editors, videographers, studio and on-location camera operators, photographers, sound technicians and production assistants in professional digital video productions, corporate, sports, commercial, cable and public broadcasting. The program is hands-on, using professional industry standards and the state-of-the-art technology and tools. Students produce a wide variety of video and audio projects during the year. Graduates can secure employment in the Charlotte area by working for a production company or a broadcast station. Graduates may also pursue freelance work. Students who wish to continue their education in Teleproduction Technology beyond this diploma may also pursue an Teleproduction Technology, General Technology Specialization, AAS (AAS.GT.GTTPT 35318) .

Diploma Requirements


Subtotal: 12 Credit Hours


Required Core Subject Areas


Subtotal: 12 Credit Hours


Other Hours Required for Graduation


Subtotal: 22 Credit Hours


Completion Plan


First Semester


Subtotal: 19 Credit Hours


Second Semester


Subtotal: 15 Credit Hours


Third Semester


Subtotal: 12 Credit Hours


Total Credit Hours: 46


*Courses in this program that require a minimum grade of “C.”
+CGC 115  requires student-provided digital still camera.
++MAP 101  requires student-provided digital voice recorder.

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