Course Overview
The Diploma in Radio and TV Broadcasting (DRTVB) equips students with skills in media production, broadcasting, and journalism. It covers radio and TV programming, production techniques, media ethics, and digital broadcasting tools, preparing graduates for dynamic roles in media.
Duration:
1 year (2 semesters)
Syllabus:
The syllabus for the Diploma in Radio and TV Broadcasting typically spans two semesters. Below is a sample outline:
Semester 1:
Introduction to Radio and Television Broadcasting:
Overview of radio and TV broadcasting industries
Understanding the broadcasting process from production to transmission
Roles and responsibilities in radio and TV production
Media Ethics and Communication Skills:
Ethics and regulations in broadcasting
Principles of effective communication for radio and TV
Developing presentation and voice modulation skills for radio jockeying and TV anchoring
Sound and Audio Production:
Basics of sound engineering and audio equipment
Techniques for recording and editing audio for radio
Working with microphones, mixing consoles, and audio editing software
Television Production Techniques:
Basics of TV production: Cameras, lighting, and set design
Introduction to video editing and post-production techniques
Scriptwriting for TV shows, news, and documentaries
Semester 2:
Radio Programming and Broadcast Management:
Radio program formats: Music shows, talk shows, news, and interviews
Managing radio station operations and broadcast scheduling
Techniques for developing engaging content for radio listeners
TV Journalism and Reporting:
Techniques for on-camera reporting and TV news anchoring
Writing scripts for TV news, features, and current affairs programs
Working with teleprompters, camera crews, and news production teams
Media Law and Broadcast Regulations:
Overview of media laws and broadcasting regulations in India
Understanding licensing, intellectual property rights, and censorship issues
Ethical considerations and legal challenges in radio and TV broadcasting
Project Work/Internship:
Practical training through internships with radio stations, TV studios, or media houses
Project work involving the production of radio shows, TV news segments, or documentary films
Creation of a professional portfolio showcasing radio and TV projects
Average Fees:
₹25,000 to ₹1,50,000 (varies by institution)
Exams to Attend:
Internal Assessments:
Regular assessments through assignments, radio and TV production projects, and presentations.
Final Semester Examinations:
End-of-semester exams testing theoretical knowledge and practical broadcasting skills.
Professional Certifications (Optional):
Certified Radio Jockey (CRJ): Certification focused on radio jockeying and broadcasting skills.
Certified TV Presenter (CTV): Specialization in TV presentation and anchoring.
Competitive Exams (Optional):
Entrance exams for further studies such as Bachelor’s or Master’s in Mass Communication or Journalism.
Top 10 Institutions in India:
Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune
Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT), Noida
Jamia Millia Islamia, AJK Mass Communication Research Centre, New Delhi
Symbiosis Institute of Media and Communication, Pune
National Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi
Xavier Institute of Communication (XIC), Mumbai
Mudra Institute of Communications (MICA), Ahmedabad
Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
Amity School of Communication, Noida
Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM), Kerala
Top 10 Institutions in Kerala:
Manorama School of Communication (MASCOM), Kottayam
Kerala Media Academy, Kochi
Sacred Heart College, Ernakulam
St. Teresa's College, Ernakulam
Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, Kochi
Farook College, Kozhikode
Rajagiri College of Social Sciences, Kochi
Kerala University, Department of Communication and Journalism, Thiruvananthapuram
Calicut University, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Malappuram
Mahatma Gandhi University, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Kottayam