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Television Studios
Two television studios are housed in Self Hall. Students choosing the interest
area of Radio and TV will gain experience in broadcast news and production.
Students produce a variety of programs in the beginning television laboratory:
news, interviews and commercials. On-camera announcing is also taught in
this lab. Afternoon and
evening laboratory hours are available for students to perfect their
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Digital Editing Labs
The department has two digital audio editing labs and two digital video
editing labs. The video editing stations have Power
Mac 9600s and Media
100 digital video editing systems, using Macromedia
Director, Flash,
Dreamweaver,
Photoshop,
Adobe
After Effects and Boris Effects. A flatbed scanner, a CD-ROM Rewritable
drive and two Mackie audio mixers are also used. The audio labs use the
Spectral digital audio editing system, with 256 audio track capability.
Students in New Media and Radio and TV areas of interest use these labs. |
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Macintosh Computer Lab
The Department of Communication has a Macintosh computer
lab equipped for desktop publishing and Internet research. We use eMac computers
running the latest in publication software. Among the programs used in our
classes are InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop and DreamWeaver.
Students in New Media,
Radio and TV, Public Relations and Print areas of interest use the lab.
It is available in the afternoons and evenings for student work. |
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For more information, contact
Dr.
Kingsley O. Harbor
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