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100 Introduction to Radio
and Television:
Three hours lecture (3 units).A
survey of American broadcasting, its development, impact and
influence on our society; basic principles, mass
communication theory, station operation programming,
advertising, rating services, cable television, regulation,
and censorship; in-depth analysis of current issues and
developments. Field trips to local and network studios. CSU
100L Introduction to Radio
and Television Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1).Practice
in use of radio and television studio equipment. Designed
for students who are not Radio-Television majors. CSU
101 Television: A Modern Art
Form: Three
hours lecture (3) An aesthetic study of television as a
theatrical medium. Considers television as the theatre for
the mass audience. Dramas will be screened and analyzed as
to their creative theatrical components; dramatic, dynamic,
thematic, structural, and visual. Basic techniques unique to
the television medium will be examined and discussed. CSU
110 Broadcast Writing and
Producing:
Three hours lecture (3).
Creating and developing ideas and materials for
broadcast. Problems of timing, pacing, visualization, and
expression. Techniques of scripting for radio and
television. CSU
110L Broadcast Writing
Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 110
Practice in planning and preparing scripts for radio and
television. CSU
115 Creative Writing for
Television and Cinema:
Three hours lecture (3)
Instruction and practice in the art of dramatic script
writing. Emphasis is placed on the development of the
initial story idea into a viable, professional shooting
script for television or film. This course is dually
listed as CINE 115. CSU
120 Fundamentals of
Television Production:
Three hours lecture (3) Three hours lab (3) The terminology,
practices, and aesthetic considerations of visual and sound
productions used in the television broadcast environment.
Principles of staging, composition, blocking, graphics,
studio techniques, writing, lighting and special effects for
television. Lab includes the practice in planning and
producing television programs.
124 Staging and Lighting for
Television: Three
hours lecture (3) Co requisite: RTV 124.
A study of the aesthetic considerations and technical
practices in sets and graphics design, staging, and lighting
for television and film. CSU
124 Television Staging &
Lighting Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 124L
Practice in planning and set up of lighting for television
and in set and graphics design and construction. CSU
130 Radio Production:
Three hours lecture
(3) Co requisite: RTV 130L Techniques and theories of
audio production in the preparation of radio programs. Use
of audio mixing and recording equipment, editing and
dubbing, microphone techniques and program construction.
Several programs produced by the student will be broadcast
on radio station KKSM. CSU
130L Radio Production
Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 130.
Practice in planning and producing audio productions for
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135 Beginning Radio Station
Operations: Three,
six, or nine hours laboratory (1, 2, 3).
Introduction to radio station operations and audio
production skills along with practical exercises using
broadcast equipment and techniques. May be taken four
times. CSU 136
Advanced Radio Station Operations:
Three, six, or nine hours
laboratory (1, 2, 3) Advanced radio and audio production
skills along with practical exercises using broadcast
equipment and techniques. Special emphasis in broadcast
management training. May be taken four time. CSU
140 Radio News:
Three hours lecture (3)
Prerequisite: Completion of, or concurrent enrollment in,
RTV 130 and 130L. Co requisite: RTV 140L
.Introduction to the principles
of radio news writing, rewriting, editing, gathering (by
audio recording and news wire services), and announcing.
Student will incorporate learning into the production of
radio newscasts for radio station KKSM. CSU
140L Radio News Laboratory:
Three hours
laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 140 Practice in
planning and producing radio newscasts. CSU
150 Performance and Acting
for Broadcast and Film:
Three hours lecture (3) Co requisite: RTV
150L Techniques of
preparation and delivery of materials before microphone and
camera. CSU
150L
Broadcast Acting Laboratory: Three
hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 150 Practice
in radio and television program acting and announcing. CSU
160 Broadcast Advertising:
Three hours
lecture (3) Prerequisite: RTV 100. Co requisite: RTV 160L
Role and practice of broadcast advertising including
marketing and media research, time purchasing, and
advertising message design and production. CSU
160L Radio-TV Advertising
Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 160L
Practice in planning and producing radio and
television advertising campaigns. CSU
170 Non-Linear Video Editing
and Computer Applications
Three hours lecture (3) Co
requisite: RTV 170L An
introduction to the use and operation of analog and
non-linear computer video editing systems. Special emphasis
on the disciplines and techniques of broadcast television
video editing. Provides an introduction to the use of Final
Cut Pro editing software for non-linear video editing.
Incorporates basic computer literacy essential to employment
in the industry.
194A Experimental Topics -
Radio Operations:
Three, six, or nine hours laboratory (1, 2, 3)
Prerequisite: RTV 130 Advanced research projects
designed to meet the specific needs of student's interest in
radio station operations. Projects may be chosen for
production by the College or by the individual student.
Grading: Credit / No Credit. May be taken four times.
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194B Experimental Topics -
Television Operations:
Three, six, or nine hours laboratory (1, 2, 3)
Individual television projects, including operations
of television equipment in college-produced television
programs or individual productions. May be taken four
times. CSU
197 Radio and Television
Topics: (.5 -
4) Units awarded in topics
courses are dependent upon the number of hours required of
the student. Any combination of lecture, laboratory, or
lecture-laboratory may be scheduled by the department. Refer
to Class Schedule. Topics in Radio and Television. See
Class Schedule for specific topic offered. Course title will
designate subject covered. May be taken four times.
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220 Television Production
and Direction:
Three hours lecture (3) Prerequisite: A
minimum grade of "C" in RTV 120 and 110. Co requisite: RTV
220L Techniques and
theories of television production and direction. Practice in
pre-production planning, staging, studio production, and
editing. Duties and responsibilities of director and
production crew. Production of fully scripted television
programs for airing on cable and broadcast stations. CSU |
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220L Television Directing
Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 220
Practice in planning, staging, and production of television
programs. CSU
225 Remote Video and Editing:
Three hours
lecture (3) Prerequisite: A minimum grade of "C" in RTV
120 and 110. Co requisite: RTV 225L
Principles and techniques of remote video production
using single camera ENG techniques. Theory and practice of
off-line, 3/4 inch, control track editing. Introduction to
time code computer editing systems. CSU
225L Remote Video and
Editing Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite:
RTV 225 Practice in remote
video production and videotape editing. CSU
230 Radio Programming and
Production:
Three hours lecture (3) Prerequisite: RTV 130 & 130L. Co
requisite: RTV 230L
Techniques for producing commercials, public service
announcements, disc jockey shows, and newscasts for radio
broadcasts. Practical experience on radio station KKSM. CSU
230L Radio Programming
Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Prerequisite: RTV 130 & 130L.
Co requisite: RTV 230
Practice in planning and producing radio programs and
announcements. CSU
240 Television News:
Three hours lecture
(3) Prerequisite: RTV 120, & 110 or 140. Co requisite:
RTV 240L .. Principles of scripting, gathering, and
editing of television news. Production of newscasts for
airing on cable television. CSU
240L Television News
Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 240.
Practice in planning and producing television news
broadcasts. CSU
270 Computer Video Editing:
Three hours
lecture (3) Prerequisite: RTV 120. Co requisite: RTV 270L
Principles and techniques of computer assisted
videotape editing. Theory and practice of off-line and
on-line SMPTE time code editing using the Grass Valley
computer edit controller. Emphasis on controller
initialization and set-up, SMPTE time-code management,
operation of time base correctors, a-b roll editing, and
edit list management and storage. Application of operational
and aesthetic editing principles to specific editing
projects. CSU
270L Computer Video Editing
Laboratory:
Three hours laboratory (1) Co requisite: RTV 270
Practice in computer assisted videotape editing. CSU
275 Avid Editing for
Television and Film:
Six hours lecture/laboratory
(3) Prerequisite: RTV 170 and RTV 270. Principles and
techniques of editing video and film projects using Avid
technology. Digitizing source material, storyboarding,
timeline, audio editing, importing and exporting graphics,
outputting, and media management.
294A Experimental Topics -
Radio Programming:
Three, six, or nine hours laboratory (1, 2,
3) Prerequisite:.....
RTV 230 Advanced radio
projects to meet the specific needs of the student's
interest in radio programming. Work on college-produced
broadcast productions. Grading: Credit / No Credit. May
be taken four times. CSU
294B Experimental Topics -
Television Production:
Three, six, or nine hours laboratory (1, 2,
3) Work on advanced television
production including individual research; work on
college-produced programs or productions at local broadcast
stations, cable companies, and production facilities. May
be taken four times. CSU
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