The School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts offers both theoretical and applied courses in electronic media production, performance, advertising, programming, sales, promotion, management, electronic journalism, and film criticism.

Facilities

  
Consider these key resources that distinguish CMU’s electronic
communications programs:
• Radio experience with 13,000 watt HD station WMHW-FM
• Broadcast and online journalism opportunities with News Central and community cable station MHTV
• Webcasting experience with Moore Media Digital Design (M2D2), the school’s multimedia design, development, and production laboratory
• Professional development through chapters of the National Broadcasting Society/Alpha Epsilon Rho (NBS/AERho) the Radio-Television News Directors Association (RTNDA), and American Women in Radio and Television (AWRT)
• Recording industry training in the school’s own record company, Moore Media Records

The School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts features audio, video, and online studio/control room complexes and editing labs. These facilities are used for classroom instruction and operation of the school’s FM radio station, cable television program service, and award-winning Web site. Students work on a variety of programs that are carried on the local cable television system, including News Central, Mount Pleasant’s only nightly newscast.