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BA in Communication: Mass Media Production

BA in COMMUNICATION: Mass Media Production

Program of Studies 

General Education - 25 credits
All students must complete the SUNY general education requirements.
Course
Credits
Prerequisite
Composition I
3
TOEFL > 525
Composition II
3
Composition I
History of Ideas in Science and Maths
4
 
Social Science course
3
 
Western Civilization course
3
 
US History through Film
3
 
Other World Civilizations course
3
 
Computer Applications I3 
New York College Concentration Prerequisites – 45 credits
Course
Credits
Prerequisite
History of Cinema
3
 
Story Analysis and the Art of Scriptwriting
3
 
Fundamentals of Directing
3
 
Pre-production/ Production for Film/TV
3
 
Introduction to Film Editing
3
 
Documentary Film3 
Sound Theory and Design
3
 
Acting and Directing on a TV/Film Set
3
 
Directing Actors
3
 
Directing Photography and Camera
3
 
Theories of Human Communication
3
 
Advanced Speech Communication
3
 
Public Relations
3
 
History of Mass Media
3
 
Principles of Marketing
3
 
Foreign Language(s) – 2 to 8 credits

Electives: 18 to 24 credits (either or both NYC and ESC courses)
 
Empire State College Concentration Courses – 32 credits
Course
Credits
Communications Analysis
4
Communications Decisions
4
Mass Communications and Society
4
Cinematography: Visualization & Exposure
4
Building a Story
4
Advanced Writing and Research
4
Choose 3 from the following:
 
Consumer Behavior (prereq. Psychology of Adjustment)
 4
Marketing and Sales Promotion
 4
Information Gathering and Reporting
4
Advanced Public Relations
 4
Contemporary Film and Film makers
 4
 
TOTAL 128 CREDITS

 
The field of media film and TV communications encompasses a host of diverse and expanding industries that offer a growing range of employment opportunities both nationally and globally.
Graduates with a degree in Communication with a concentration in media, film and TV will receive training and develop skills and knowledge required for entry into areas such as print, film, television, online media, and media relations.
 
Knowledge outcomes:  
Upon successful completion of this program students will be able to:
  • show a basic understanding of communications analysis, communications decisions, media, mass communications, film and TV;
  • have a foundation in science and liberal studies as delivered through the General Education program;
  • demonstrate the ability to communicate in a range of spoken and written media situations in a cross cultural context;
  • apply the subject matter critically and analytically in real situations;
  • demonstrate a working knowledge of the environment of corporations, business, governmental affairs and multi-cultural issues.
  • develop a Communications concentration relevant plan (e.g., in the area of media and communications);
  • pursue postgraduate studies or professional qualifications in the field of Communications and Media and/or film and TV.
  
Possible Career Options:
The program in Media and Film prepares students for careers in film, television, media, broadcasting, and teaching. Graduates from this program have found employment in TV, film, online media, and media relations.