The Communication Department exists to educate students in the development of skills that will enable them to appropriately and creatively utilize the latest technology to communicate Christ creatively. To be a competent communicator you must know the Word that God gave us and the World God created.
The common core of the program provides a foundation in essential disciplines that will contribute to the student’s ability to communicate effectively in today’s world.
The Digital Media & Cinema major is designed to allow students to follow their interests and passions and develop their skills and talents. It trains the student as a producer of digital media productions with an understanding of cinematography, video editing, motion graphics, audio recording, and script writing. Students gain valuable experience in both production and postproduction settings. They will work behind the scenes to shoot, light, edit short films, music videos, short documentaries, and cinematic features. Experience in musical scores, sound tracks, dialogue, and foley effects are also are part of the academic experience.
Course requirements and suggested program of study
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Daniel F. DeLozier Professional Studies Division Chair, Communication Program Director B.S., Lancaster Bible College; M.S., Temple University; Ed.D., Temple University Read More... |
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Ken Rife Communication/Digital Media Production Professor A.A., Southwest Virginia Community College; B.A. Radford University; M.A., Regent University Read More... |