Art Digital Media
Our programs prepare students for entry-level employment in the digital media industry. As a digital media student, you can focus on one of five specialty areas: digital imaging, web design, animation, and digital audio. These programs of study will provide you with the design and technical skills needed to create professional quality projects.
In our degrees and certificates you'll take classes that will boost you toward becoming a creative professional. You will also be exposed to industry professionals willing to help students launch their careers. You will also develop a portfolio that will showcase your new skills.
General Information
Art Digital Media class schedules
Certificate and Degree Pathways
Program requirements
- Art Digital Media AA
- Graphic Design AA
- Animation and Game Design AA
- Interaction Design for Web and Mobile Devices AA (Coming Soon)
- Animation and Game Design CA
- Character Animation CA
- Digital imaging CA
- Graphic design CA
- Web design CA
- ARTDM Foundations CA
Recommended course sequences
- Art Digital Media AA sequence
- Graphic Design AA sequence
- Animation and Game Design AA sequence
- Interaction Design for Web and Mobile Devices AA
- Animation and Game Design CA
- Character Animation CA
- Digital imaging CA
- Graphic design CA
- Web design CA
- ArtDM Foundations CA
Film, Television and Electronic Media (FTVE)
Students majoring in film, television, and electronic media (FTVE) enter broadcasting, cable, online media, and related industries. They can pursue graduate degrees in the field of mass or electronic communication for work in audio and video production, web development, radio and television, cable television, and media departments of agencies, institutions, and businesses.
The study of film prepares students for careers in the entertainment industry, law, business, and education, or for further education at the graduate or professional level. Career options include: feature film editors, executives in video distribution companies, technicians for local news programs, and independent filmmakers. Other occupations include: cinematographer, movie and stage grip, technical writer, playwright, screenwriter, author, producer, editor, rigger, camera operator, and film laboratory technician. Some careers may require more than two years of study.
General Information
Television Arts class schedules (FTVE-120 — FTVE-166)
Film class schedules (FTVE-200 — FTVE-282)
Certificate and Degree Pathways
Program requirements
Recommended course sequences
- Coming Soon
Contact Art Digital Media / Film Television and Electronic Media
| Contact: |
Troy Bennett |
| Telephone: | 925-969-2252 |
| Email: | tbennett@dvc.edu |
| Office location: | A-401 Campus map |
