Programs / Broadcasting
Stop watching.
Start broadcasting.
In 12 weeks you learn to host, interview, mix and direct live shows for radio, podcasts, livestreams and sports TV, then produce and host your own live capstone show, reviewed by media professionals.
No experience needed.
Is this for you?
No experience needed. Pick the one that sounds like you.
Afternoons, 3 to 6pm
I'm a college graduate
You have the degree. Now get the proof employers want. Twelve weeks of Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. You finish with a live capstone show you produced and hosted, reviewed by media professionals, a portfolio and a certificate of completion.
See start datesHigh school graduates
I'm a high school graduate
You've listened to the shows and watched the streams. Now learn to host, interview, mix and direct them. You start from the basics.
Start your applicationFour courses, 24 classes
Pick a course to see its six classes and what you make in each.
Audio Production Fundamentals
Master the technical and creative aspects of audio production, from recording and editing to sound design and mixing.
- Class 1
Sound and Storytelling
Exploring the power of audio to engage and inform.
You makeCreate a 60-second audio story using only found sounds (no music or dialogue).
- Class 2
Microphone Techniques and Recording
Capturing high-quality audio for different applications.
You makeRecord a short interview using various microphone techniques and analyze the results.
- Class 3
Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs)
Introduction to industry-standard software (e.g., Pro Tools, Logic Pro).
You makeEdit and mix a short audio piece using a DAW, incorporating music and sound effects.
- Class 4
Sound Design and Foley
Creating immersive soundscapes for audio productions.
You makeDesign the sound effects for a short animation or video clip.
- Class 5
Audio for Podcasts and Radio
Producing engaging audio content for different platforms.
You makeProduce a short pilot episode for a podcast on a topic of your choice.
- Class 6
Audio Post-Production
Mastering techniques for finalizing audio projects.
You makeMaster and prepare a podcast episode for distribution on various platforms.
Audio Performance Techniques
Develop your voice and on-air presence, learn effective communication skills, and gain confidence in front of the microphone.
- Class 7
Voice Training and Delivery
Improving vocal quality, articulation, and projection.
You makeRecord a voice reel showcasing different vocal styles and deliveries.
- Class 8
Radio Presenting and Storytelling
Engaging listeners with compelling narratives and personality.
You makePresent a mock radio show segment, including music, news, and interviews.
- Class 9
Podcasting and Voice Acting
Developing unique voices and characters for different audio formats.
You makeCreate a short voice-over demo for a commercial or animation.
- Class 10
Interviewing Techniques
Asking effective questions and facilitating engaging conversations.
You makeConduct and record an interview with a local figure or expert.
- Class 11
Improvisation and On-Air Spontaneity
Developing quick thinking and adaptability in live situations.
You makeParticipate in an improv session focused on on-air scenarios.
- Class 12
Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
Delivering impactful presentations with confidence and clarity.
You makePrepare and deliver a short presentation on a topic related to broadcasting.
Video Production Essentials
Gain hands-on experience with video cameras, lighting, editing, and visual storytelling techniques.
- Class 13
Camera Operation and Cinematography
Framing shots, camera movements, and visual composition.
You makeShoot a short film sequence using different camera angles and techniques.
- Class 14
Lighting and Visual Aesthetics
Creating mood and atmosphere with lighting design.
You makeSet up lighting for a studio interview or short film scene.
- Class 15
Video Editing with Premiere Pro
Mastering industry-standard editing software.
You makeEdit a short video piece, incorporating music, sound effects, and visual effects.
- Class 16
Visual Storytelling
Communicating narratives effectively through visuals and editing.
You makeCreate a short documentary or narrative film focusing on visual storytelling.
- Class 17
Motion Graphics and Visual Effects
Adding dynamic elements and visual interest to video productions.
You makeCreate a short animated title sequence or visual effect.
- Class 18
Multi-Camera Production
Directing and producing live events and studio productions.
You makePlan and execute a multi-camera shoot for a live performance or interview.
Video Performance and Presentation
Develop on-camera presence, master presentation skills, and learn the art of engaging viewers.
- Class 19
On-Camera Presence and Body Language
Projecting confidence and connecting with the audience.
You makeRecord a short on-camera presentation and analyze your performance.
- Class 20
Television Presenting
Delivering news, reports, and interviews with professionalism and clarity.
You makePresent a mock news segment or television show segment.
- Class 21
Video Blogging and Content Creation
Creating engaging video content for online platforms.
You makeProduce a short vlog or video essay on a topic of interest.
- Class 22
Screenwriting and Storytelling for Video
Developing compelling narratives for video productions.
You makeWrite a short script for a video project, incorporating visual storytelling elements.
- Class 23
Live Streaming and Online Broadcasting
Engaging audiences in real-time through live video platforms.
You makePlan and execute a live stream event, incorporating audience interaction.
- Class 24
The Future of Broadcasting
Exploring emerging trends and technologies in the media landscape.
You makeGroup discussion and presentation on the future of broadcasting and its impact on content creators.
What you'll make, and what you'll have
Audio first, then video, then a live show.
What you'll make
- COURSE 1A produced audio story and a podcast episodeA found-sound story, an interview, a podcast pilot and a mastered episode ready for distribution.
- COURSE 2A voice reel and a radio segmentA voice reel, a mock radio show segment, a voice-over demo and an interview with a local figure.
- COURSE 3A multi-camera shootA lit studio interview, edited video pieces, a short title sequence and a planned multi-camera shoot.
- COURSE 4A live stream and a mock newscastAn on-camera presentation, a mock news segment and a live stream event with audience interaction.
What you'll have at the end
- A live capstone show you producedReviewed by media professionals.
- A portfolio and a certificate of completionPrograms are avocational, so this is a certificate, not a degree.
- A production kit that is yours to keepA director goes over exactly what's in it on your call.
- Working broadcasters who know your workRadio, news and voice professionals.
The gear you keep
Yours when you graduate.
The broadcasting kit you learn on is yours to keep. A director goes over exactly what's in it on your call, so you know before you enroll.
Dates and tuition
One broadcasting class is on the calendar. The tuition is the same for every program.
| Starts | Ends | Meets |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 23rd, 2027 | May 13th, 2027 | Tue & Thu, 3–6pm |
| What | Price |
|---|---|
| Full broadcasting program4 courses, 24 classes, 12 labs | $8,925 |
| Payment planThree payments over the 12 weeks | 3 × $2,975 |
| Single courseAny one of the four | $2,975 |
Apply online
Five minutes to apply.
Talk to a director
After you apply, you book a consultation with a director about your goals and schedule.
Confirm your seat
Sign your agreement and make your first payment.
Start class
Meet your class and your first instructor, live online.
News from our graduates
A newscast produced by students.
Questions about broadcasting
Do I need experience?
No. The program starts from the basics, and the only requirement is a short consultation with a director.
Do I need a parent's approval?
If you're under 18, a parent or guardian approves your enrollment.
Do I have to buy gear first?
No. The kit you learn on is yours to keep, and a director goes over exactly what's in it on your call.
What if I can't pay all at once?
You can pay in three installments of $2,975 over the 12 weeks.
Where do classes meet?
Classes are live online. Join from home or from a desk at any partner Venture X office.
Other programs
Every program is 4 courses over 12 weeks, at the same price.
The next broadcasting class starts Feb 23rd.
Seats are limited by the size of the room. Apply and we'll email you a link to book your consultation.