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Provider Institution
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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, DOMINGUEZ HILLS |
Center School Department
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Division of Performing and Digital Media Arts |
Program
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Television Arts |
Career Area
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TV, PP. |
Program Description
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By the end of the program, each student will have written, produced, directed, and edited his or her own music video, drama production, documentary program, TV commercial or PSA, or videographic production. These projects are then placed on a DVD for the |
Areas of Study
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Television Production. |
Curriculum Emphasis
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Students learn the basics of how to produce professional quality video programs. This includes "above-the-line" experience in producing, writing, directing, casting, and art direction. Since students do all of their production work themselves, they will n |
Degree / Certificate
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BA in Digital Media Arts "Television Arts Option" (39 units), Certificate in Television Arts (21 units). |
Admission Requirement
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15-20 in hands-on production courses. |
Enrollment of Students
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For undergraduate admission, students must be a high school graduate, fall within the eligibility index (GPA, ACT, SAT matrix), and have C or better in college preparatory courses. See web site for more details. |
Academic Calendar
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Semester |
Number of Faculty
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3 Full-Time Faculty, 2 Part-Time Instructors |
Facilities / Equipment
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Facilities and equipment include TV studio, editing systems, electronic filed production, audio recoding studio, audio post-production, and set construction. |
Tuition Fees
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California residents taking 6 or more units pay $1167 per semester. Non-residents pay additional $399. per unit. |
Contact Person
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Dr. George Vinovichgvinovich@csudh.edu |
Address
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Television Arts ProgramDivision of Performing & Digital Media ArtsCalifornia State University Dominguez Hills1000 E. VictoriaCarson, CA 90747 |
Phone Number(s)
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(310) 243-3945 |
Email
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Web Site
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