Broadcasting training allows you to further your knowledge about audio and video performance and production. As such, it prepares you for a vast number of experiences, such as podcasting, streaming, working in radio or television, and so much more.
The following opportunities are just a few that could present themselves with broadcasting training:
- Radio Broadcasting: Those with a background in radio broadcasting can work as news anchors, reporters, DJs, hosts, or producers. Their employment options include online radio platforms, public radio networks, and commercial radio stations.
- Television Broadcasting: Roles such as news anchors, reporters, correspondents, producers, and editors are available in television broadcasting. Knowledge of video production methods, found in the broadcasting training courses at The Media Arts Center, can help complement your skills if this is a path that you’re interested in.
- Podcasting: Due to the rise in popularity of podcasts in recent years, those with broadcasting training now have a lot of options. Because podcasts cover a wide range of topics, from news and politics to entertainment, education, and specialized interests, podcast hosts, producers, editors, and sound engineers are in high demand. You can use your broadcasting training to pursue these interests or simply learn effective storytelling and interviewing techniques for your own general knowledge.
- Voice Acting and Narration: Opportunities in voice acting, narration, and audio book creation can also arise from broadcasting training, as it aids in the development of character portrayal abilities, audio recording capabilities, and vocal variety.