Broadcasting Television Production 

It is high energy, demanding, and creative. If you are interested in 'lights, camera, action'... if you have script ideas that are just waiting to be produced... or if you have a passion for 'getting the story and the facts', then take a closer look at a career in Broadcasting. You must be creative, motivated, a good communicator, resourceful, a team player, have technical and production interest and a sense of humour.

You will train for entry level positions as studio and location camera operators, video editors, news reporters and announcers, script writers, production assistants, television technical operations personnel or for related careers in television sales, marketing & promotion, advertising or corporate communication.

Join a winning team... set yourself on a path to a successful career in Television broadcasting and production. Come and study with us in our exciting, new, fully digital facilities, built in the summer of 2006 as part of CAMP (Center of Applied Media Production)!

2 diplomas over 3 years

Graduating Broadcasting Television students, have the option of earning a 2^nd diploma in Film Production by attending College for one additional year. Through a recognition of the synergies and common essential employability skills between the two disciplines we are able to secure a minimum of 2 seats for Broadcasting graduates in the 2^nd year of the Film Production program. This opportunity is a result of a collaborative partnership and is customized based on a review with the successful Broadcasting students.

STUDENT VIDEOS PRODUCED IN FIRST SEMESTER

At Confederation college, the Broadcasting students have a camera in their hands within the first two weeks of the semester.  With small class sizes, low equipment to student ratio, 24/7 access to equipment and labs, the students have plenty of time to write, produce, shoot and edit a variety of videos.

In the Visual Storytelling course students produce a 3 to 4 minute video of their choice that they write shoot and edit for themselves.  They use fellow classmates to help crew the shoot. Below are 3 videos produced at the end of the first semester. They were produced by Curtis Gee, Ryan Fitzmaurice and Deborah Blundell.