MATC 2026-27 Catalog

TV–WEBDEV

TV-121

Credits:3

TV-109 Credits:2 Techniques for Field Audio Acquisition This course focuses on the principles, best practices and equipment used for successfully acquiring pristine, effective audio for video/ TV/digital media production. This includes understanding, choosing and operating fi eld audio acquisition equipment (microphones, booms, mixers, etc.) as well as learning how to troubleshoot and optimize audio in the unpredictable environment of the fi eld. Students will create their own mixes and produce projects designed to showcase solid, impactful sound. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Television and Video Production program (10 701-1) or the Digital Content Creation program (10-701-3). Complete TV-105. Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-142. TV-110 Credits:4 Advanced Production Techniques Training is provided in the responsibilities of the television producer/director in planning and producing television shows. These relate to program formats, advanced production techniques, costs, technical facilities, crew management and talent selection. Prerequisite(s): Complete TV-105, TV-112, TV-121 and TV-160. Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-104, TV-142 and TV-161. TV-112 Credits:3 Storytelling via Post-Production Students are introduced to editing concepts and techniques and are taught to assess and assemble visual sequences into completed segments. Lectures provide editing theory, methodology and terms to frame the concepts behind the editing process. In-class training includes network data asset management, ingesting, meta-tagging, software tools and applications of editing techniques. Projects focus on continuity based editing, sound design, basic color correction, keyframing, and an a-roll and b-roll feature piece. Prerequisite(s): Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-105. TV-115 Credits:4 Advanced Broadcast Program Production All elements of television production are combined to enable students to utilize a wide range of broadcast equipment in the production of both open and closed circuit television materials. Emphasis is also placed on applied media aesthetics. Prerequisite(s): Complete TV-161. TV-119 Credits:3 Operational Broadcast Engineering This course is a study of basic television systems and equipment embracing the techniques of camera video operations (registration, color balancing, maintenance, video level control), audio and videotape systems, switchers, audio consoles, microphones, character generators, and time-code editors. Prerequisite(s): Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-110.

TV-104

Credits:2

TV and Video Production Workshop 1 Students are assigned to fl oor crew positions on WMVS/WMVT programs so that they may obtain “on- the-air” experience in areas where limited TV experience is required. Prerequisite(s): Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-105. TV-123 TV and Video Production Co-Op 1 Advanced practical video experience may be obtained through positions directly related to the student’s career goals. Students may enhance their educational skills through supervised work experience in conjunction with the local broadcast, cable and/or corporate video community. Prerequisite(s): Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-121. TV-124 Credits:3 TV and Video Production Co-Op 2 Additional video work experience may be obtained through entry-level positions that lead to advancement and provide experiences in relevant work situations. Prerequisite(s): Complete TV-123 or instructor waiver. TV-132 Credits:3 Advanced Non-Linear Editing This course is designed to build upon the techniques learned in TV-142 and to provide students with hands-on experience in high end non-linear edit systems utilized in both online and fi nishing situations. Techniques and practice include system overview, advanced editing, color grading and effects, storage and data management techniques, advanced project management, advanced practice in storytelling via editing and self, client, and system diagnostics. Prerequisite(s): Complete TV-142. TV-142 Credits:3 Intermediate Non-Linear Video Editing This course will focus on intermediate techniques in editing video footage in a non-linear world and adapting that output for multiversioned purposes. Students will learn a new NLE platform and more advanced digital editing techniques and skills. Integration of Milwaukee PBS station facilities, using Avid Media Composer, Mass and shared storage systems, Media Access Management and remote of fl ine editing via Avid Media Central, plus preparing and outputting fi nished sequences for delivery, will be emphasized. Prerequisite(s): Complete TV-112. TV-144 Credits:3 Graphic Design for Video Integration This course will focus on creating graphics for use in broadcast, as well as other video applications, from tape to DVD to web. Integration of station facilities, using FX/ DEKO platform for TV graphics techniques, plus understanding how to use popular software such as Photoshop in creating video graphics. Prerequisite(s): Complete WEBDEV-102. Credits:3

TV Studio/Field Set Design Students learn techniques in planning and creating appropriate settings for digital visual capture. Utilizing Milwaukee PBS studios, theaters and typical location scenarios, the students will understand how to create a proper visual environment for video. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Television and Video Production program (10-701-1). Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-101. TV-105 Credits:4 TV/Video Field Production Techniques Provides the student with a general understanding of equipment and techniques used in fi eld-based video and television and their functions in visual communications and broadcasting. Prepares the student for general fi eld, on-location and other remote production assignments. Prerequisite(s): Complete TV-101. Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-112. TV-106 Credits:2 Grip/Gaf fi ng and Camera Support This course explores and provides hands on experience in the craft of fi eld lighting. Students will focus on the principles, best practices and equipment used for successfully lighting non-studio fi eld environments for either broadcast or digital video delivery. This includes understanding, choosing and operating portable fi eld lighting kits, becoming familiar with grip and gaffer roles on a set and with fi eld camera support tools, as well as learning how to troubleshoot/ optimize lighting in unpredictable environments. Students will practice lighting in a variety of situations, producing projects and participating in fi eld shoots designed to showcase solid, purposeful lighting. Prerequisite(s): Complete TV-105. Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-142. TV-107 Credits:3 Script Writing for Visual Media Basic concepts of script writing for podcasts, television and online media are presented. Students are encouraged to think in visual terms and to utilize the unique properties of the medium to communicate these visual impressions. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Television and Video Production program (10-701-1), Digital Content Creation program (10-701-3) or the TV/Video Studio Production Assistant program (31-701-2). Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-105. TV-108 Credits:2 TV Studio Lighting Techniques Students learn the basic principles and practical applications of television lighting techniques for in-studio production situations. Attention is given to television production enhancement through lighting, understanding the common tools of studio lighting, familiarization with tools, fi xtures and lighting boards, the use of settings, and their design. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to Television and Video Production program (10-701-1) or TV/Video Studio Production Assistant program (31-701-2). Completion of or currently enrolled in TV-101.

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