If you seek a dynamic profession marked by advanced technology, rapid development and abundant opportunity, the study of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts may be for you.
CMU's School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts offers one of the largest electronic media programs in the country. As you explore your career options, consider these key components that distinguish CMU's electronic communications programs:
- Radio experience with BCA's station WMHW-FM, Modern Rock 91.5
- Television and broadcast 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) and the Radio-Television News Directors Association (RTNDA)
- Cinematic Opportunities through The Film Society
- Broadcast scholarship and internship opportunities
- Production facilities that recently have been enhanced with more than $1 million in new equipment
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