Digital Media & Communication

Digital Broadcast Production (RVTV)

In RVTV, students take on the roles of a professional broadcast team to produce The Weekly Rally—a school news and events show created by students, for students. Working both behind and in front of the camera, students learn the essential elements of television production, including camera operation, audio mixing, lighting, switching, and on-screen performance.

The course emphasizes teamwork, creativity, and technical proficiency as students plan, shoot, and edit weekly segments that highlight school events, sports, and community stories. Using industry-standard tools and techniques, students gain real-world experience in studio broadcasting, field production, and post-production editing—developing skills that prepare them for careers in media, journalism, and digital storytelling.

Print Media I

Students demonstrate their understanding of a variety of programs and occupations in print media using digital tools that are widely available in professional publication work. Focus is on producing content for reader-oriented publications. Instruction will be paired with hands-on lab experiences in community reporting, both verbal and visual.

Media Production Intermediate (RVFX)

In RVFX, students dive into the fast-paced world of creating high-impact visuals for jumbotron video boards. This advanced course focuses on producing digital content that energizes live audiences and enhances the game-day experience. Students learn to design and edit sponsor ads, player features, hype videos, and in-game motion graphics tailored for large-scale stadium displays.

Print Media II

This course is recommended for students who have completed Print Media I and who want to develop their leadership skills while expanding on various modes of reporting and creating print media for specific audiences. Instruction will be paired with hands-on lab experiences in community reporting.

Media Production Advanced (RVFX)

Using Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, students gain hands-on experience in professional video workflows—from concept to final render—while mastering the technical requirements unique to large-format LED systems. The course simulates real-world production environments found in college and professional sports, preparing students for future roles in live event media, sports entertainment, and digital content creation.

Print Media III

Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia focuses on the development, use, critical evaluation and regulation of new electronic communication technologies using computer applications; and that prepares individuals to function as developers and managers of digital communications media. Includes instruction in computer and telecommunications technologies and processes; design and development of digital communications; marketing and distribution; digital communications regulation, law, and policy; the study of human interaction with, and use of, digital media; and emerging trends and issues.

Students at this level will serve as the editorial and leader to publication teams. They will determine and develop themes of the publication and work to guide team through the publication process and workflow. Students will provide leadership in business aspects of the publication including being responsible for publication staff development and growth.

Students are expected to explore internships with local magazines and media outlets while creating a professional portfolio demonstrating their acquired professional and technical skills. There will be the opportunity to submit work for local, state, and national competitions for evaluation.