In this class, turning your misc down is not always requested! Students will develop knowledge of the music business, music theory, and the use of music in the entertainment business. The Digital Music Production course provides students with the technical skills needed to prepare them for post-secondary study or entry-level employment in the Music Production industry.

Ever wanted to be on TV? The Broadcast Technology class is the place to be! It is designed to prepare high school students for professional employment and further education in the career fields of television news, sports, radio, entertainment television, and commercial video performance. Students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to produce audio and video project pieces for the KLRN show. In addition, professionalism, working as a production team, employability, communication, and management skills are included.

This introductory media course enables students to understand and critically evaluate the roles of media in society. Students will research, edit, write, produce, narrate, and host audio and video projects. Operate television studio equipment and learn to manage multiple media formats. Students will acquire skills necessary to produce programs that inform, entertain and persuade.

Lights, Camera, Action... Audio/Visual Production in digital media offers lessons in planning, filming, editing, and viewing of quality digital video for television, and film. Students will gain skills in writing scripts, camera operating, use of graphics, and other visuals, lighting, audio techniques, editing, and production principles.

Capstone experiences allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant career-related experience. This student-driven experience is based on the student’s chosen career cluster or pathway and is designed to help increase college and career readiness.

Youth Internships allow students the opportunity to consolidate and apply the learning from their high school coursework into a meaningful and relevant experience. An Internship is an opportunity for a student to spend time with a business, non-profit organization, government agency, or in the classroom mentoring other students. The objective is to observe and gain hands-on experience in how business and industry work. The Internship experience is selected based on the student’s chosen career cluster/pathway.