Associate in Applied Science
Broadcasting/Video Production
If you have ever dreamed of working behind the scenes as a camera operator, technical director, chief engineer, editor, Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) video (drone) pilot, audio engineer, or any other position; then the Bates Broadcasting/Video Production program may be a great fit for you. Former BVP students work in various industries and companies from major TV stations like KOMO, KIRO, KCPQ, and KING to Microsoft studios, Century Link, T-Mobile Park, TVW, Root Sports, Victory Studios, and more throughout the nation.
The BVP curriculum has the rare distinction of being certified by the Society of Broadcasting Engineers (SBE). Students are encouraged to test for the SBE certification upon completion of the program. Whether you like the creative or technical side of broadcasting and digital video production, this program could be your road to an exciting career!
Technology Skills Requirement
Students should be proficient in basic computer use, including email, file management, and word processing. Familiarity with Office 365 tools and the ability to navigate digital platforms is essential for success in the Broadcasting/Video Production program.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Select and effectively use video and audio technology and field production equipment to produce deliverables that meet industry standards.
- Install, set up, maintain, and operate audio/video and broadcast equipment.
- Follow established production processes for content creation.
- Apply legal, ethical, and professional standards that guide media practices.
- Demonstrate industry-expected soft skills.
- Discuss technological concepts of audio/video and broadcast systems.
- Combine production elements such as planning, scripting, storyboarding, budgeting and production.
CIP Code
10.0202