Advanced Broadcast Studio

Building on earlier production courses, this one moves you into the studio environment where TV-style broadcasts actually get made — multi-camera setups, live switching, lighting, sound, and the IP/streaming pipeline that pushes it all out. Most of the term is spent rotating through crew positions (director, switcher, audio, camera, floor) while your team shoots a sequence of interview-based projects, each one critiqued before the next shoot day. It's the practical culmination of the camera, editing, and producing skills from the curriculum, and it's where you learn that a live show is really a coordination problem, not a gear problem.