CVCC Media Technology Video, Audio, and Multimedia Production at Cuyahoga Valley Career Center




IT'S DIFFERENT HERE

Because it is so important for students to see real professionals at work, we take many field trips in Media Technology. This gives students the opportunity to see that professionals use many of the same software packages and pieces of equipment that we use here. Students see their dreams in action and get real advice from real people working in the industry.
WKYC TV3, CLEVELAND: Media Tech students toured the station and got to ask WKYC staffers such as News Director Kim Fatica questions about what it’s like to work in broadcast journalism. Students saw that WKYC uses Avid Editors just like they do in class.			WJW FOX8, CLEVELAND: Media Tech students toured the station and got to ask WJW staffers such as reporter Kenny Crumpton questions about what it’s like to be a reporter in the Cleveland market. Students saw that WJW uses Avid, Photoshop, and After Effects just like they do in class.
QUICKEN LOANS ARENA: Students took turns operating the equipment at “The Q”. At the Q they use Avid editors as well as Maya and After Effects. Media Tech students got their hands on the cameras and switcher, thanks to Video Production Manager Jonny Greco			ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME: Media Tech students toured the museum and attended a lecture to learn about rock and roll producing, recording, performing, marketing, and more.
JACOBS FIELD: Media Tech students toured the ball park and got to ask Production Coordinator Justin White what it’s like to entertain the fans at the Jake where they use Avid Editors.			CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY: Media Tech students toured this full scale media production company offering end-to-end service from conception to final delivery. They use Avid editors and Adobe Flash.
EDR MEDIA, BEACHWOOD STUDIOS: Media Tech students toured the production facility that produces broadcast programs and commercials, retail media networks, and a wide variety of business media applications. EDR uses Avid editors, After Effects, Flash and Pro Tools.			CABLE 9: Media Tech students toured the station and got to ask Cable 9 Program Director Dennis Suchetka what it’s like to run one of the best community access channels in the country.
CINECRAFT: A video production company for more than 65 years, Cinécraft offers corporate video and film production, CD-ROM, DVD and Web Development, and the staging of special events. Cinecraft uses Photoshop, Flash, After Effects, Dreamweaver, and Avid.			CREATIVE HOUSE STUDIOS: Northeast Ohio's Largest Free-Market Green Screen Studio. This facility can be rented by any production company, corporation, photographer or individual may rent the facilities at reasonable rates.
CLEVELAND BROWNS STADIUM: Kyle Millen, Coordinator of Scoreboard Operations, showed Media Tech students the control room and Avid editing suites and told students what it's like to get the stadium rocking every Sunday.			ANTE UP AUDIO: Danielle Ott, Studio Manager, gave Media Tech students a tour of the Cleveland Scene's "Best Recording Studio 2009" award winner. Students got to speak with engineers and find out what it's like to record and mix at this premiere studio.