The Radio/TV/Film (Broadcasting) division teaches television, film, and radio production skills as preparation for jobs in various areas of the media industry and to cultivate the crucial voices of this generation. Our programs offer access to cutting edge resources in small classes that give students hands-on experience that prepares them for jobs in multiple areas of the media industry.
Degree Requirements
For the baccalaureate degree, students must complete 120 credit
hours. In the mass communications major, students must complete
80 credit hours outside of mass communications courses, and at
least 65 of those 80 credit hours must be in traditional liberal
arts subjects.
To earn a concentration in
Radio/TV/Film (broadcasting) students must complete one
prescribed sequence of 33 credit hours of coursework.
ETSU Undergraduate Catalog.
RTVF Minor Requirements
The following courses are required for a
minor in broadcasting (RTVF):
RTVF 2630 Writing for RTV
RTVF 3640 Broadcast Performance
RTVF 3651 Radio Production OR RTVF 3661 TV
Production
RTVF 4651 Advanced Radio Production OR RTVF 4661
Advanced TV Production
RTVF 3602 Video-Film Techniques
MCOM 4037 Communications Law
RTVF 4690 Broadcast Management
Total = 21 credits
FAQ
Where can I find an intent to graduate
form, a late-drop/late-add form, or a transcript request form?
Go to the
Office of the Registrar's Web Page.
Why can't I register for the class I want to take?
It may be that there are spaces being held
for majors or non-majors. If you get permission from the
instructor to add the class, you will need to fill out a cut-card
and email the form to your instructor. The instructor will
submit the
cut-card to the administrator who will clear
the block on the class that prohibits you from registering.
Once the block is cleared, you may register for the class on
Goldlink.
What information do I need to send on a digital
cut-card?
Fill out the following information and send
it in an email to the professor of the full/restricted class OR
the
RTVF Program
Head. Be sure to explain your situation (why do you
want to take the class, why can't you register normally,
etcetera):
Date:
Semester:
Call # (five digits):
Course ID# (11 digits):
CR (credits):
Meeting Time:
Days:
Building:
Room:
Instructor:
Student name:
Student ID#:
Where is the Communication Department's office?
519 Warf-Pickel - (423) 439-4491
Student advising is available at the ARC:
Arts & Sciences in the ARC (Culp Center 222)
(423) 439-5246
Donna Corbitt: corbitt@mail.etsu.edu
Dan Brown: brownd@mail.etsu.edu
For additional information contact:
Shara K. Lange
langes@etsu.edu