Multimedia & Television Production Program – Overview
The Multimedia and Television Production Program is a dynamic, hands-on training experience designed to engage and inspire youth while building real-world skills for careers in media, broadcasting, and the creative industries. The program introduces participants to the full production process—from concept development and scriptwriting to filming, editing, and post-production—using industry-standard equipment and professional creative techniques.
Through the creation of original projects such as short films, talk shows, documentaries, live broadcasts, and digital series, students gain practical experience in storytelling, teamwork, communication, and technical media production. Participants learn how to operate cameras and audio equipment, work collaboratively in production teams, develop compelling narratives, and deliver polished content for both broadcast and digital platforms.
The program emphasizes project-based learning and real-world application, allowing students to build confidence, leadership skills, and a professional media portfolio. By the end of the program, youth are equipped with the technical knowledge, creative abilities, and workforce readiness needed to pursue opportunities in film, television, digital media, content creation, and related creative technology fields.
Whether students aspire to work behind the camera, in front of the camera, or in creative and technical production roles, the Multimedia and Television Production Program provides a strong foundation for academic success, career exploration, and long-term professional growth.
Multimedia & Television Production Curriculum
Youth Training for Media, Broadcasting, and Digital Storytelling Careers
Program Overview
The Multimedia and Television Production Program is a hands-on, career-focused training experience designed to prepare youth for opportunities in media, broadcasting, film, and digital content creation. The program introduces students to the full production pipeline—from concept development to post-production—while building essential technical, creative, and professional skills.
Participants learn by doing. Students work individually and in teams to create real media projects including short films, talk shows, documentaries, live broadcasts, and digital series. Through this process, youth develop storytelling abilities, communication skills, leadership, and technical expertise using industry-standard tools and workflows.
By the end of the program, students graduate with:
• A professional media portfolio
• Real production experience
• Career-ready technical skills
• Confidence working in creative teams
• Clear pathways into media and creative industries
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Program Structure
Target Group: Ages 13–24
Program Length: 12–24 weeks (flexible)
Format: In-person, hybrid, or virtual
Schedule Options: After-school, weekends, summer intensives
The curriculum is delivered in 6 progressive modules, each building toward a final capstone production project.
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Module 1: Media Foundations & Industry Overview
Purpose
Students gain an understanding of the media landscape and how television, film, and digital content are produced professionally.
Key Topics
• Introduction to media careers
• Film, TV, and digital platforms
• Production roles (director, producer, editor, camera operator, host)
• Media ethics and representation
• Media literacy and storytelling basics
Learning Outcomes
Students will:
• Understand how media impacts society
• Identify different media career pathways
• Learn the basic structure of a production team
Example Activities
• Analyze popular TV shows and digital series
• Map out roles for a student production team
• Create a simple story pitch
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Module 2: Concept Development & Scriptwriting
Purpose
Students learn how to transform ideas into structured media concepts and scripts.
Key Topics
• Brainstorming and ideation
• Story structure (beginning, middle, end)
• Script formatting
• Character development
• Interview and documentary scripting
Learning Outcomes
Students will:
• Develop original media concepts
• Write scripts for film, TV, and digital content
• Collaborate creatively in writers’ rooms
Example Projects
• Write a short film script
• Create a talk show outline
• Develop a documentary concept
• Write interview questions for a host
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Module 3: Camera, Lighting & Sound
Purpose
Students gain technical skills in capturing high-quality visual and audio content.
Key Topics
• Camera operation and framing
• Shot types and camera movement
• Lighting techniques
• Microphones and audio recording
• On-set safety and equipment handling
Learning Outcomes
Students will:
• Operate cameras confidently
• Set up lighting for different scenes
• Record clean, professional audio
• Understand visual storytelling
Example Projects
• Film a two-person interview
• Record a short scene using three camera angles
• Create a lighting setup for a studio talk show
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Module 4: Directing & Production Management
Purpose
Students learn how to manage a production from planning to execution.
Key Topics
• Directing fundamentals
• Production schedules and shot lists
• Storyboarding
• Team leadership
• Problem-solving on set
Learning Outcomes
Students will:
• Direct scenes and performances
• Manage time and resources
• Communicate effectively with crew
• Lead creative teams
Example Projects
• Direct a short scripted scene
• Create a production plan for a live broadcast
• Storyboard a music video
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Module 5: Editing & Post-Production
Purpose
Students learn how raw footage becomes polished media content.
Key Topics
• Video editing techniques
• Sound mixing and music
• Visual effects basics
• Color correction
• Exporting for TV and social media
Learning Outcomes
Students will:
• Edit full video projects
• Add music and graphics
• Create professional intros and credits
• Prepare content for online platforms
Example Projects
• Edit a short film
• Create a social media trailer
• Produce a highlight reel
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Module 6: Broadcasting & Digital Media
Purpose
Students explore live production and digital distribution.
Key Topics
• Live streaming fundamentals
• Studio production
• Hosting and on-camera skills
• YouTube and podcast production
• Audience engagement
Learning Outcomes
Students will:
• Host and produce live shows
• Understand broadcast workflows
• Build digital audiences
• Manage online content
Example Projects
• Produce a live talk show
• Launch a student news segment
• Create a weekly digital series
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Capstone Project: Full Media Production
Each student completes a Capstone Project, choosing one:
• Short film
• Documentary
• Talk show pilot
• Podcast series
• Live broadcast event
• Digital content channel
Students take on real production roles and deliver a final professional project.
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Professional Portfolio
Every student graduates with:
• Demo reel
• Edited video projects
• Behind-the-scenes production work
• On-camera or technical samples
• Resume and media bio
This portfolio can be used for:
• College applications
• Internships
• Job interviews
• Freelancing
• Grants and competitions
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Career & Workforce Skills (Integrated Throughout)
Students also develop:
Professional Skills
• Communication
• Teamwork
• Time management
• Leadership
• Creative problem-solving
Career Readiness
• Resume building
• Interview training
• Media industry etiquette
• Freelancing basics
• Entrepreneurship
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Career Pathways This Program Supports
This curriculum prepares students for real careers in:
Media & Entertainment
• Film production
• Television broadcasting
• Video editing
• Directing
• Producing
Digital & Creative
• Content creation
• Social media management
• Podcast production
• Streaming platforms
• Creative entrepreneurship
Technology & Communications
• Digital marketing
• Media technology
• Live event production
• Online platforms