What will you learn at The Art Institute of Dallas?
Video Production faculty at The Art Institute of Dallas are professionals experienced in the field of video production. As a student in the associate’s degree program in Video Production, you will receive the skills you need to pursue employment after graduation from these experts, including business fundamentals, standard industry equipment knowledge, and location scouting.
Start with basic classes in studio and location production, then move on to lighting skills, camera operations, digital video, multimedia technology, and scriptwriting. You’ll also learn how to record audio and how to properly utilize microphone equipment and acoustics. As graduation nears, you’ll receive guidance on assembling a professional portfolio containing a demo of your best work – one of the most important tools that you have to impress potential employers.

Mission:
The mission of the Video Production program is to offer a learning-centered, market-driven curriculum that encourages students to develop their individual talents and to achieve success in a collaborative environment. Taught by industry professionals, this competency-based program emphasizes the production process from inception through completion. The competencies, which are measured at both the individual course and program levels, prepare graduates for job entry within the fields of audio and video.

Design skills will be continuously emphasized and developed from the initial concept and research on a project through its completion. Upon completion of this course of study, students should be ready to seek employment in any number of areas of animation, from conveying corporate messages to entertaining and gaming.

Career Opportunities: The Associate of Applied Science degree program in Video Production prepares students with the life skills and technical background to seek entry-level positions such as production assistant, assistant to an editor, or camera operator.