Audio and Video Production Technology
A Certificate in Audio & Video Production Technology at Central Piedmont gives skilled, competent media students opportunities to work in various media-related venues and services. The Audio & Video Production curriculum is designed to provide competency-based knowledge, scientific/artistic principles, and hands-on fundamentals associated with the digital journalism and media industry.
The curriculum prepares students for entry-level employment in production support and selected technical areas of film, video, broadcasting, and digital media content creation. Technical courses provide options for students, depending upon their goals and interests within media production, such as creating, manipulating, and animating digital images. Those who are entrepreneurially inclined create their own media business. Students pursuing a Audio & Video Production Technology certificate also follow professional standards that include a positive collaborative approach when working with classmates, faculty and staff, and community members on tasks and projects, including punctuality, meeting deadlines and courteous interactions as well as academic integrity (see Central Piedmont’s Student Code of Conduct policy).
For specific information about potential positions and wages in broadcast and production employment, visit the Central Piedmont Career Coach website.
Audio & Video Production Technology Certificate Specialization in Foundations of Production Technology (C30120-C1)
The Audio & Video Production Technology Program is in the Arts & Communication Division. For more information, the Audio and Video Production Technologies department at 704.330.6932.
Major Requirements | ||
FVP 114 | Camera & Lighting I | 3.0 |
FVP 220 | Editing I | 3.0 |
FVP 221 | Editing II | 3.0 |
ART 266 | Videography I | 3.0 |
ART 267 | Videography II | 3.0 |
FVP 116 | Sound Operations | 3.0 |
Total Credits | 18 |