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PRACTICAL HANDS-ON CAREER-ORIENTED TRAINING

All of The New School's programs are designed to provide career-specific education, leading to optimum outcomes and graduate success.

   
  Digital Recording Arts
   
 

This program trains students to acquire skills to pursue a career in audio production, music production, sound design for film and television, and live sound reinforcement. Students focus on the fundamental production techniques of capturing and manipulating sound for varied multimedia, broadcast, and entertainment applications. In addition to production and reinforcement, students will also learn about acoustics, music business, critical listening skills, and the process of manufacturing a product.

Recording techniques, post-production skills and studio methodology are the cornerstones of the program. Students will spend approximately 25% of class time in lecture, and approximately 75% putting into practice the skills and methods they learn in lecture. Accountability and independence is stressed, and the class is held in a "real-world" studio recording and post-production environment.

Students will be qualified to enter the world of audio production for broadcast in television, Internet, and radio, as well as live sound reinforcement, studio recording, and sound design for film and TV.

At the conclusion of the course, students will produce a demo CD or DVD to showcase skills in varied fields of audio production. The course concludes with an externship appropriate to student interest and ability.

   
   
   
   
 
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“The teachers at The New School gave me technical knowledge required to work in radio, but most importantly the chance to practice my craft and get feedback from industry professionals in real time. NSRT really pushed to help me find an internship, and gave me just as much help to find job opportunities as well. In fact, a teacher put me directly on the phone with my first employer. If you have a passion for the business I’d tell any New School student to not take for granted the tools you have at your disposal while in school. Try your best every day, and work especially hard on the things you struggle with. The teachers really care about your progress, so take full advantage of their experience.”

John Durden – 2008 Graduate

   
   
   
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