Ohlone College Broadcasting:
Film & TV Classes
The Bay Area’s TV & Video Lab
The Ohlone College Broadcasting Department offers hands-on classes in film production, film directing, film editing, AVID editing, Final Cut Pro editing, shooting video for TV, film production, video production and TV news production. We are The Bay Area’s TV & Video Lab.
Ohlone College Broadcasting’s film and TV classes offer training that is essential to get the job you want in film, film editing, film production and TV production, including sitcoms, entertainment shows, documentary production or TV news.
Classes are taught by top industry professionals, including:
- Cynthia Altman, Video Editor, CBS News, 60 Minutes, 48 Hours
- Dominic Bonavolonta, Television Director, EXTRA, KTVU, KPIX
- Lawrence Iriarte, Filmmaker, Pixar, WB, Industrial Light and Magic
- Paul Hammons, Graphics Producer, NBC News
- Gary Kauf, News Reporter, KTVU, News Writer, NBC Nightly News
- William V. Moore, Video Cameraman, KTVU
- Mauricio Quitano, Television Director, ESPN, Fox
Registration is now open for classes in film production, film editing (AVID editing, Final Cut Pro editing and FCP Advanced Techniques), Digital Video (shooting film and video), Television Directing, News Production, News Reporting, News Writing, News Editing Directing Live TV, Studio Directing, and Short Film Production.
Spring 2010 Classes Schedule
Ohlone College Broadcasting: Film & TV
The Bay Area’s TV & Video Lab
Spring 2010 classes begin Monday, February 1.
Sports Broadcasting
Train to be a play-by-play announcer, or learn camera technique and Pre-production and production skills as part of the crew on Sports Highlights Shows and Live broadcasts of real sporting events. This class is taught by NBC News & Sports Producer Paul Hammons. BRDC 144 Sports Broadcasting Friday noon to 4pm + lab. Enroll now.
Film and Video Production
This is a class in advanced filmmaking for people serious about getting that First job in the film industry or working in video production. Emphasis on lighting technique, dolly shots and set preparation. Taught by filmmaker Lawrence Iriarte who has worked for WB, Pixar. BRDC 152 Sat. 9 am to 12:10 + lab. Enroll now.
Directing Live Television
Develop the skills to be a studio camera operator, teleprompter operator, learn switcher, run an audio board or train to be a floor director. Taught by ESPN, FOX director Mauricio Quijano. BRDC 148 Mon. & Wed. 7 to 9:15 pm . Enroll now.
Live TV Studio Production
Be a reporter, anchor, do live shots, write & produce a a live weekly newscast. Taught by KTVU’s Gary Kauf. BRDC 142 Mon & Wed 7 to 9:35 pm. Enroll now.
Digital Video and Lighting
Learn how to shoot like the professionals using professional, full-size Sony DV Cams. Class covers the basics of shooting professional quality video, lighting, and how to set up for interviews. Taught by KTVU Cameraman William Moore. BRDC 136 Mon. & Wed. 12 noon to 2 pm (plus lab). Enroll now.
Final Cut Pro
A beginner’s class teaching the basics of film and video editing using Apple’s Final Cut Pro Studio 6 software. Taught by filmmaker Jeff Martinez. BRDC 134 Thurs. 7 to 9:05 + lab. Enroll now.
Final Cut Pro - Advanced Techniques
Already know Final Cut? Sign up for this class And learn Motion, layering, key-framing, Soundtrak Pro and other cool techniques. Taught by Cynthia Altman, video editor for CBS 60 Minutes and 48 Hours. BRDC 135 Tue-Thu 9:40-11:30am. Enroll now.
Ohlone Film & Television in the News
Ohlone Sports ready to go live
October 22, 2009, Ohlone College Monitor - It won’t be SportsCenter, let alone be even on, or close to any of the ESPN channels, however the Ohlone TV Network will launch something on Friday that very few junior colleges, if any, have. Ohlone Network Sports, produced by the Sports Broadcasting class (BRDC-213) will go live for the first time on channel 28 in Fremont on Friday at 3 p.m., highlighting and discussing just about everything related to the Ohlone Renegades. Read more Ohlone Sports ready to go live.
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