Media Management

Media Management is specifically designed to provide students with the foundation, skills, and competencies required to both understand and function within the complex legal, ethical, economic, and social dimensions of media management. Traditional models of business, creativity and leadership are being challenged. This course meets these challenges. Giving understanding of new and emerging media technologies and evolving corporate structures.

Direction & Production

Direction & Production constitute a vital element of both the film and media studies majors. The curriculum is designed to offer students in-depth understanding of applied aesthetics, creative concepts and technical proficiency through a diverse range of rigorous and practical courses in film, video, television studio, news writing, screenwriting, graphics, layout, and new digital media

Media Journalism

ABSTRACT Convergence, media cross-ownership and multimedia newsrooms are becoming part of the vocabulary of contemporary journalism-in practice, education, as well as research. The social and cultural context of media in journalism, its meaning for contemporary newsrooms and media organizations, and its current (emerging) practices are analyzed. The goal: to answer the question in what ways “media” impacts upon the practice and self-perception of journalists, and how this process in turn shapes and influences the emergence of a professional identity of media journalism.

• Direction of Production
• Media Journalism
• Screenplay Scriptualization