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Master TV Production Skills at The Media Center in Fort Greene, Brooklyn - Brooklyn

Master TV Production Skills at The Media Center in Fort Greene, Brooklyn

Brooklynmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness needed; suitable for all physical levels focused on learning technical skills

Overview

Step into Fort Greene’s Media Center and learn live video switching, chroma-key effects, and audio setup in a hands-on TV production certification course perfect for aspiring creators in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn, New York

Mini-Studio Production (Certification Course)

Workshop

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About This Adventure

Dive into the world of television production at The Media Center in Fort Greene! This hands-on course teaches you essential skills like using a video switcher, chroma-key techniques, and audio setup, empowering you to create your very own TV show. Unleash your creativity and bring your ideas to life!

About

Learn the fundamentals of the mini-studio at The Media Center in Fort Greene. In this hands-on course we cover the video switcher, chroma-key, microphone setup, audio board, and the character generator so that you can produce your own TV show.

Adventure Tips

Bring a Notebook

Jot down key tips and settings as you learn technical skills to reference after the course.

Arrive Early

Give yourself extra time to get familiar with the studio layout and equipment before sessions start.

Dress Comfortably

Wear comfortable clothes as you’ll be active around equipment during practical workshops.

Charge Devices

Ensure your phone or camera batteries are full if you want to document your hands-on experience.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Pigeons frequently seen in Fort Greene Park.
  • Squirrels nesting in the park’s large oak trees.

History

Fort Greene is named after General Nathanael Greene, a Revolutionary War hero; the neighborhood developed as a cultural hub during the 19th century.

Conservation

The Media Center promotes sustainable practices by using energy-efficient studio equipment and encouraging digital media to reduce waste.

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Recommended Gear

Notebook and Pen

Essential

Take notes on technical workflow and creative ideas during sessions.

Comfortable Shoes

Essential

You will be moving around the studio setup frequently.

Water Bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated during the active hands-on workshops.

USB Drive or Portable Storage

Useful for saving or transferring your project files after class.