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The need for trained personnel, both behind the scenes and in front of an audience is evidenced by the strong demand for qualified individuals in the technical and highly competitive field of Multimedia Production and Broadcasting. As ICB is one of the few colleges in the country offering a two-year intensive training program, the industry counts on its graduates to fill ever-present positions in all areas of broadcasting and multimedia.
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The Diploma Broadcasting I program includes courses designed to give the student the basic skills to work in the Multimedia Production and Broadcasting. The student is able to select an emphasis in either radio/social media or television to give themselves additional experience and exposure to their area of particular interest.
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This Associate Degree program includes courses designed to give the student a full understanding of Video Production and Recording / Audio Engineering both as separate disciplines and in a marriage of the two. Audio, which used to be an afterthought in most dominant presentations, is now more of a quality concern than in the past. The ability to work with both video and audio is increasingly important.
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The Associate Degree program includes courses designed to give the student a full understanding of multimedia production and broadcasting, as well as preparation for employment in the expanding area of business and industrial communications. The content of the program has been developed to enrich each student’s overall concept of business and technology in the ever-expanding field of multimedia production and broadcasting.
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Coming to ICB definitely changed my perspective on the music and media industry. It affected me the most in my management position. It’s not at all what I thought I would be getting into when I came to school here, but having learned what we did, that was the challenge that I was looking for.
Coming into the studio for the first time, it opened my range of imagination to becoming successful in this field. It opened my eyes to the love of music, and what I’m passionate about and what I want to do for the rest of my life. Hop on the train – it’s a good program to get into.
Once I started a business, I wanted to add video. When I came here, they showed me plenty of things that I could do with the technology that is available. If you walk through that door and work hard and dedicate yourself, your dreams can become reality. So please, come through the doors.
