Arts, Media & Communications

Explore career opportunities in the dynamic arts, media, and communications industry! This is your go-to destination for discovering exciting jobs and valuable resources. Whether you are interested in creative arts, journalism, broadcasting, or digital media, you’ll find the tools and networks you need to advance your career. Start your journey here and connect with the possibilities that align with your passion and expertise.

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Career & Exploration Guides

Vault Guide to Communications Jobs

Vault Guide to Communications Jobs

The Vault Guides to Jobs series provides essential information about key careers and industries, with an emphasis on preparing for …

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Vault Guide to Radio Jobs, Second Edition

Vault Guide to Radio Jobs, Second Edition

The Vault Guides to Jobs series provides essential information about key careers and industries, with an emphasis on preparing for …

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Vault Guide to Television Jobs, Second Edition

Vault Guide to Television Jobs, Second Edition

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Skill Building Courses

The Creative Spark: Michael Langan, Experimental Filmmaker

Taught by Michael Langan
Michael Langan makes short films that blend animation and live action, inspired by motion picture pioneers like Eadweard Muybridge and…

On-the-Spot Business Headshots

Taught by Kristina Sherk
Imagine this: it’s your first day at a new job, and someone from HR tells you to stand up against…

Motion Graphic Music Videos: The Work of Scott Pagano

Taught by Scott Pagano
In this Start to Finish documentary, Scott Pagano, head of LA design studio Neither-Field, walks us through the cinematic, motion-based…

Premiere Pro and After Effects: Enhancing Production Value

Taught by Chris Meyer
Have you ever been handed substandard footage and have a client expect you to spin this straw into gold? In…

Premiere Pro Guru: Customizing Workspaces

Taught by Jason Osder
Make your copy of Premiere Pro your very own. Learn how to rearrange its windows to suit your editing style…

Logo Design: Shapes and Symbols

Taught by Bill Gardner
Storytellers weave their tales with words. Designers must do it with pictures, and shapes and symbols are their visual shorthand,…

Video Production: Promotional Videos

Taught by Anthony Q. Artis
For aspiring filmmakers, promotional and corporate videos can be a great way to earn extra money and experience. But getting…

Live Sound Engineering Techniques: On Tour with Rush

Taught by Brent Carpenter
Follow along with Brent Carpenter on tour with Rush, as he demonstrates what it is like to be a live…

The Creative Spark: Tom Durham, Indie Filmmaker

Taught by Tom Durham
Tom Durham didn’t start out naïve or inexperienced. As the head of a media department responsible for creating commercial advertisements…

Video Production: Location Audio Recording

Taught by Anthony Q. Artis
Audio is one the most important but least appreciated aspects of filmmaking. Your audience will notice if you don’t put…

The Art of Video Interviews

Taught by Amy DeLouise
Don’t get caught up in lighting and camera work and neglect the interview itself. Producer Rich Harrington and communication specialist…

Photography Foundations: Composition

Taught by Ben Long
Composition can make an interesting subject bland or make an ordinary subject appear beautiful. In this course, photographer and author…

Premiere Pro Guru: Organizing Assets

Taught by Jason Osder
Organization is key to a successful post-production workflow. This course picks up where the end of your shoot leaves off…

Video Production: Location Lighting

Taught by Anthony Q. Artis
Good lighting can transform any scene, regardless of your camera and location. Of any production expense, it’s where you get…

Foundations of Video: The Art of Editing

Taught by Norman Hollyn
One of the most integral parts of filmmaking happens after the camera stops rolling. In fact, the way that you…

Premiere Pro: Commercial Editing Techniques

Taught by Christine Steele
Learn to creatively compose short-form advertisements using Adobe Premiere Pro. Author Christine Steele explores how to communicate and market an…

The Creative Spark: Von Glitschka, Illustrative Designer

Taught by Von Glitschka
Von Glitschka creates visual identities, characters, and logos for high-profile ad agencies and companies around the world. But he still…

Video Foundations: Interviews

Taught by Anthony Q. Artis
This course introduces new and experienced videographers to the process of shooting quality interviews. Documentary filmmaker and instructor Anthony Artis…

Premiere Pro: Narrative Scene Editing

Taught by Christine Steele
Adobe Premiere Pro is a great tool for putting all the pieces of your short film together and allows you…

Premiere Pro: Documentary Editing

Taught by Jason Osder
Find out how to highlight a cause, express a point of view, and tell a story with Adobe Premiere Pro…
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Career Blogs

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