Video and film programming majors study all aspects of programming for electronic media. Students also study the business aspects of video and film programming, including audience attitudes and motives, and the targeting of programs for specific audiences. Graduates generally find employment in station or network programming, promotion and sales fields. Courses Required for Majors Intro to Mass Communication Photography Basics Media Writing Media Information Gathering Law of Mass Communication Ethics and Issues in Mass Communication Visual Design for Media I Videography Basics Writing for the Electronic Media Programming for the Electronic Media Basic Electronic Media Production Film as Communication Advanced Electronic Media Programming Film Workshop Mass Media Research or Concept Psychographics Scriptwriting for Video and Film or Media Sales and Promotion Radio/TV Internship For more information contact Prof. Ben Whaley at (330) 672-2468 or bwhaley@kent.edu.