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The department office is open M- F from 8 AM to 5 PM.

The department office is located in Manzanita Hall, Room 195. The department phone number is (818) 677-3192.

Click here for an article in Scr(i)pt Magazine that profiles CTVA's undergraduate and graduate screenwriting programs.

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Television Facilities

Photo of television stage being used in a productionStudents in the CTVA television program work in a 40' x 60' television studio with adjacent Scene Shop. The television studio contains 4 state-of-the-art Hitachi Z3000 digital television cameras with telepromters, an extensive lighting package with dimmers, and movable blue, white, and black cycloramas.

Overlooking the studio is the Video Control Room which contains a Ross Digital Switcher with digital video effects. The adjacent Sound Room is housed with a Sony digital audio board, a digicart machine and instant replay capability.

The Master Control Room has a character generator and still store and supports recording and playback in Betacam SP, DVC Pro, DVCAM, Mini-DV, Umatic, and VHS video formats.

Photo of master control machine room for television studioTelevision students can also check out from the Equipment Room. An array of portable digital cameras, as well as lights and support equipment, are available for field work .

Television students edit in Individual Editing Suites with Final Cut Pro being the preferred system.

Completed programs are regularly broadcast on the local cable stations.Photo of television studio control room