Do I need prior experience?

No prior experience is needed; the course is designed for beginners and curious minds.

Just arrive in comfortable clothes and bring a notebook and pen to take notes.

Lunch is not included; there are nearby cafes, or you can bring your own.

Can I get a certification?

Yes, participants receive a certification of completion at the end of the course.

Is the studio accessible?

The studio is accessible, but please inform us in advance if you require any assistance.

How many people per session?

Each session is limited to small groups to ensure personalized attention.

Television Studio Adventures at BRIC

The Broadcast Research Institute of Colorado (BRIC), located in Denver, offers an immersive journey into the heart of television production. While outdoor adventures often evoke images of mountains and forests, few realize that pushing creative boundaries can be just as exhilarating as scaling peaks. BRIC’s 'Television Studio Basics' course turns the spotlight on this exciting world, offering hands-on experience inside a state-of-the-art studio environment. Over 12 hours, participants dive into professional camera operation, studio lighting, sound engineering, and live broadcasting—skills that are as dynamic as an outdoor expedition.

This course stands out by providing a comprehensive, real-world introduction to broadcast media, making it the perfect choice for aspiring media professionals or curious hobbyists. The studio itself is a cutting-edge facility equipped with high-definition cameras and adjustable lighting rigs, simulating a true broadcast setting. Under the guidance of industry experts, students gain confidence behind the camera and learn the essentials of live production, enabling them to produce their own segments or understand the technical magic behind popular shows.

BRIC’s location in Denver makes it a unique cultural hub, blending technological innovation with the city’s vibrant arts scene. While not a traditional outdoor adventure, participating in this course offers a different kind of exploration—delving into the technical artistry of television and digital media, akin to navigating a complex but rewarding terrain. Whether for a future career or an engaging hobby, this program helps unlock creative potential and enhances understanding of modern media production, standing as a one-of-a-kind experience in Colorado's diverse activity landscape.

About BRIC

BRIC is a Brooklyn-based media education and production organization offering hands-on classes, workshops, and certification courses across audio, video, photography, and digital media. Located in Brooklyn, New York, BRIC operates the BRIC Media Lab and BRIC Media Center and collaborates with the Central Library to deliver in-person and online learning opportunities.

Course offerings cover a broad skill set: audio production and studio technique, podcasting and radio formats, video editing with Adobe Premiere, DaVinci Resolve color grading, motion graphics with After Effects, Photoshop and Lightroom, DSLR and mobile filmmaking, field audio, and stop-motion animation. Classes range from short workshops like two- and three-hour sessions to multi-day certification courses and twelve-hour skill intensives.

BRIC lists technical and creative classes such as Audio Production in the Studio, Studio Podcasting (Certification Course), Video Editing with Premiere (Certification Course), Photoshop Essentials, Intro to DaVinci Resolve, Intro to Color Grading with DaVinci Resolve, Motion Graphics with After Effects, and TV Studio Intensive. The organization also provides projects-focused sessions including Make a Movie on Your Phone, Shoot Amazing B-ROLL, Street Photography, and Make a Podcast on Your Phone.

Many offerings are available online as well as at BRIC's physical locations and partner sites, enabling flexible access for learners. With a catalog that includes certification classes, online courses, and community-centered workshops, BRIC provides practical, skill-based training for aspiring creators, producers, and media professionals.

Instructors include industry practitioners and media educators who focus on hands-on practice, project feedback, and real-world workflows to prepare students for creative careers and portfolios.