Radio-TV-Film
What can I do with this course of study?The means of creating and distributing content have changed dramatically with digital technologies and streaming platforms. As traditional outlets have consolidated, more democratic channels have opened for those who can create compelling content that meets the audience’s appetite and can be distributed on demand on a variety of devices. Graduates are qualified to be employed by broadcast radio and television stations, film crews, lighting, and staging companies, advertising agencies, media production houses, recording studios, concert venues, theme parks, churches, and organizations that use multimedia approaches to deliver content to a private or public audience. What's special about our program?The radio-television-film program is more affordable than other programs offering a similar curriculum. The facility is equipped with two fully functional broadcasting studios that produce content for TVSA in collaboration with the City of San Antonio, a multi-track recording studio and broadcasting opportunities on community radio station KSYM, offering hands-on experiences. |
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Student Media Archives
Check out the work our students are creating. The Student Media Archive contains a wide range of class projects a student can expect to complete within our program.
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Job Opportunities/ Internships
Interested in practicing your skills outside the classroom? Check out our virtual job/internship board. Opportunities will be posted when they become available. **These opportunities are not guaranteed. It is the student's responsibility to apply and/or reach out to the company or contact person.
Virtual Job/Internship Board (Coming Soon)
Interested in posting a job opportunity or internship?
If you’re a local area employer interested in partnering with the RTVB department, please submit an intern request form along with any information and materials. These opportunities will be shared with students as appropriate.
Intern Request Form (Coming Soon)
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RTVB News
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