Digital Media

Overview

The Digital Media program teaches students how to plan, record, and edit creative projects in video, audio, and graphics. Students use industry-standard tools to create content for television, film, websites, and social media. The program provides hands-on experience and prepares students for college or entry-level jobs in media.

What You’ll Learn

How to film and edit video, audio, and TV productions
How to use lighting, microphones, and cameras in a studio or on location
How to write scripts and run a studio or control room
How to create graphics, animations, and simple visual effects
How to design websites, podcasts, and digital music projects
How to use professional software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, Motion, and GarageBand
How to solve problems and work as a creative team

Hands-On Experience

Students gain real-world practice by producing media projects for class and client use. They set up and use cameras, lights, and audio equipment, edit content, and work together to complete creative productions.

Certification

Students in this program may earn:

Adobe Photoshop CS
Adobe Illustrator CS
Adobe ACE Specialist
Adobe ACE Master
ICIA Certified Technology Specialist

Employment Opportunities

After graduation or senior-year co-op:

Audio Technician
Broadcast Designer
Illustrator
Lighting Technician
Media Specialist
Photographer
Production Assistant
Studio Technician
Video Duplicator
Computer Publisher

With a 2- or 4-year degree:

Art Director
Communications Manager
Creative Director
Director
Graphic Designer
Video Producer
Web Developer

Earning Potential Range:

Students in this field can earn between $13.25 and $35 per hour, depending on the job and experience.

Locations:

School Emblem	School Name	Title	Instructor Names
	DELCASTLE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL	Instructor	Dr. Elizabeth Abell Mr. Kyle Bressler