Creative Media and Entertainment
Program Information
Sample courses in this program include:
- CME 109 – Fundamentals of Videography and Video Editing
- CME 111 – Introduction to Creative Media and Entertainment
- CME 209 – Basic Studio Production
- CME 211 – Authorship in Film and Television
- CME 309 – Documentary Production
- CME 409 – Narrative Production
- SPM 405 – Sports Newsroom
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What Creative Media and Entertainment Offers
Students study how experienced decision-makers and media producers create and distribute media to engage audiences and then develop their own content from pre-production planning to a finished communication product.
Industry-focused coursework and hands-on experience from day one.
Access to state-of-the-art facilities including industry-standard recording studios, editing suites, and digital production studios.
Studies in digital video production, editing, graphic design, animation, and interactive media.
Well-developed internship program taps students into a rich network of professional contacts
A broadening of students’ overall life experience, including international study opportunities.
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