Stand out in the age of
content creation.

This course will enable students to apply media research principles and techniques in creating and executing a media research study that will address a specific problem.

This course covers the financial aspects of each step of the motion picture and television content value chain from development through distribution and profit participation.

This course is a basic screenwriting course. It aims to guide beginner writers into creating and crafting their story into a screenplay.

This course is designed for students considering a career in content development or production for various media (video and audio). It will provide an overview of the content ecosystem and how the parts work together.

This course provides an overview of the film industry from pre-production and post-production to distribution and consumption. It examines how changes in technology are transforming the production, distribution, and consumption of their content in a digital environment.

An introduction to Multiplatform Journalism: understanding its current definition and the role it has evolved to at the present, gaining basic proficiency in the elements required to be an effective multimedia journalist.

As content providers scramble to offer bundled services that blur the line between Internet, Digital and Broadcast Media, a future content creator and producer must be able to analyze the tricky differences of content platforms and distribution channels.

This course aims to understand how to create unique positioning for entertainment content/brands – developing what becomes the strategic direction for a well- designed marketing and/or communications plan and other customer-directed promotional efforts.

This course explores a variety of topics of special interest. These special topics are announced when the course is offered.

This is an introductory course on virtuous leadership, which is based on the conviction that effective leadership is all about developing the human person’s character through the practice of classical human virtues.

The Final Show is a capstone project that requires students to integrate key learnings and gives them an opportunity to showcase the knowledge and skills they have obtained during the course of their study. It consists basically of a creative production to be presented to a jury.

This course delves into the two main aspects of entertainment production: logistical management and creative delivery.

This course provides an overview of the film industry from pre-production and post-production to distribution and consumption. It examines how changes in technology are transforming the production, distribution, and consumption of their content in a digital environment.

An introduction to Multiplatform Journalism: understanding its current definition and the role it has evolved to at the present, gaining basic proficiency in the elements required to be an effective multimedia journalist.

As content providers scramble to offer bundled services that blur the line between Internet, Digital and Broadcast Media, a future content creator and producer must be able to analyze the tricky differences of content platforms and distribution channels.

This course aims to understand how to create unique positioning for entertainment content/brands – developing what becomes the strategic direction for a well- designed marketing and/or communications plan and other customer-directed promotional efforts.