Structured learning
Choose an outcome, follow a deliberate sequence, complete the labs, and finish with a portfolio-ready project. Every path combines theory, tools, quality control, accessibility, and delivery.
Choose a direction
Start with foundations if you are new. Experienced learners can enter a specialist path and use the capstone to expose any gaps.
Story, image, sound, editing, accessibility, provenance, and delivery in one complete first course.
Move from intentional camera choices to a controlled edit, color pass, accessible export, and delivery check.
Capture clean sound, shape it deliberately, measure it honestly, and deliver for podcast, music, or broadcast contexts.
Design, record, edit, publish, measure, and sustain a show with accessible transcripts and repeatable operations.
Build captions, transcripts, audio description, readable graphics, and publishing workflows that include human review.
Plan stable live systems, ingest media safely, automate quality checks, and document delivery acceptance.
Evaluate synthetic media, disclose AI use, inspect provenance, verify video, and protect editorial trust.
Design file pipelines, async jobs, CI, transcodes, storage, delivery, and failure handling for media systems.
Curriculum maps
Each map below is a compact route through existing lessons. The complete course adds exercises, checks, progress, and assessment.
Capstone: produce and deliver a 60-90 second accessible story with a technical delivery report.
Capstone: shoot, edit, grade, caption, and export a two-minute profile film.
Capstone: deliver a cleaned, mixed, measured, and documented stereo programme master.
Capstone: publish a pilot episode with transcript, artwork, RSS validation, and a repeatable release checklist.
Capstone: audit and remediate a video package, then document automated and human checks.
Capstone: create an ingest-to-delivery runbook with checks, escalation points, and recovery drills.
Capstone: verify a media package, document evidence, and write a transparent AI disclosure.
Capstone: design an asynchronous media pipeline with contracts, observability, retries, and delivery validation.
College application intensives
Each 24-30 hour course combines application fluency with the editorial, musical, technical, delivery, and quality-control principles needed to complete real work.
Edit and deliver a polished dialogue-led audio programme.
Cue, record, synchronize, match, and turn over replacement dialogue.
Build, translate, verify, and deliver an immersive music master.
Compose, arrange, mix, and explain an original work from a brief.
Develop clips and designed sounds into a complete arrangement.
Edit a factual television segment with captions and broadcast delivery.
Prepare dailies, cut a dramatic scene, and prove the turnover path.
High-school media production
A teacher launch course, a shared student production-readiness orientation, and four complete pathways for television, film, radio, and live broadcast.
Start with a complete course
It demonstrates the deeper educational structure that future paths will adopt: measurable outcomes, linked lessons, applied labs, knowledge checks, a capstone, and a transparent assessment rubric.
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