One Program Two Concentrations

In today’s world, there is an insatiable and ever-expanding need for content. Think about every movie theater, every cable channel, every streaming platform, and every social media application. Each of these thousands of outlets needs a professional to create the stories they broadcast. That someone can be you.

For those stories to be told well, students need both technical production skills and the creative and analytical skills that inform them. Our program builds the foundation for future success in a broad range of communications industry careers.

All MSP students take both media production and media studies courses. We believe that production skills require an understanding of narrative structure, critical thinking, and ethical consideration to be fully realized. Likewise, communication industry studies and critical analysis require a firm grasp of the reality of the production process.

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Mass Media Studies and Production

Lights, Camera, Mustang!

Your backstage pass to what's next.

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Step into the spotlight at Montco's immersive Mass Media Studies and Production program event. Explore broadcasting, production, and media storytelling — and see where your creativity can take you.

When
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Where
Blue Bell CampusATC 214

Get a look behind the scenes

  • Connect with faculty and fellow media enthusiasts
  • Tour our cutting-edge Mass Media studios
  • Connect with Admission representatives
Reserve your spot

 


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Montco News Broadcast

Produced by the Communicating Arts Production Group and the MSP 270 class at Montgomery County Community College. While in this course, students use professional equipment
and software to supervise the production of newscasts; news and human interest
reporter packages; narrative stories; and live and recorded event broadcasts. Learn about all the news around campus and more!


Hear From Mass Media Students

Accomplished faculty and state-of-the-art facilities leave an impression on MSP Students