Prepare to work with Ashland’s award-winning media faculty in digital media production while they teach you the latest digital content creation tools, techniques and help you master the storytelling skills required in today’s converging media. Hone your production skills with hands-on experiences creating content on video, radio and the web.
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What You’ll Love About the Digital Media Production Major:
- You’ll work closely with our multi-award winning faculty who are not only great teachers, but also practicing media pros.
- You’ll learn industry standard studio and field production techniques using HD cameras, and the latest computer based editing software like Avid's Media Composer and Apple's Final Cut Pro.
- You’ll build a strong e-portfolio of work to help land a job in media production.
- Majors may also develop an "on-air" presence with a variety of on-camera and behind the mic experiences.
- Hundreds of past graduates of the program hold exciting jobs at a variety of broadcast and cable networks, TV stations and many more.
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Reach Your Career Goals
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With a Digital Media Production degree, you can pursue jobs such as:
- Production Assistant
- Multimedia Producer
- Producer
- Director
- Video Editor
- Writer
- Anchor
- Reporter
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Professors Who Mentor Students
- JDM Faculty work individually with you, teaching you the latest digital media creation tools and making sure you master the techniques needed to succeed in today's converging media world.
- At Ashland University, professors teach all classes and labs, not graduate students or teaching assistants.
- Classes average 8-12 students.
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Gain Real World Experience
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Every JDM major is required to complete 100 hours of internship in media. Students work at radio or television stations, TV networks, video production houses and in corporate video and marketing departments. Ashland professors help students apply for these internships and monitor student progress. These "real world" experiences are essential tools in starting a career in media. Many of our student interns secure paid positions at these organizations upon completion of their internship.
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Interesting Classes You May Take
- Video & Audio Aesthetics — Our basic production course teaches you how to use a camera (video & DSLR) to industry standards, and how to use computer-based editing software.
- Media Effects — Examines the social and cultural impact of various media on audiences.
- Advanced Post Production & Editing — Students study advanced video editing techniques including effects, motion graphics, video color correction and audio mixing.
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Creative outlets for Digital Media Production Majors
- WRDL-FM 88.9 – Campus radio station
- TV – Campus cable television outlet
- Ashland Film Group
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