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Television Production

Multi-camera studio training for sitcoms, drama, and reality, in pre-production, production, and post.

Units
60
Typical length
4 semesters
Format
in-person
Courses You’ll TakeRequired classes and your options, each linked to its course page

The course list for this program is being updated. Check the current LACC catalog or talk to a counselor.

Course lists change. Confirm with a counselor or the current LACC catalog. Browse every course.

What You’ll LearnSkills, projects and what a semester looks like

Multiple-camera studio training across pre-production, production, and post. You prepare for sitcoms, drama, and reality programming in roles such as director, camera operator, and editor.

Where It LeadsJobs and next steps after you finish

Director
Camera operator
Editor
Technical director

How to StartThree steps. No portfolio or experience needed.
  1. Apply to LACC

    It’s free and takes about 30 minutes. Start your application.

  2. Meet a Counselor

    Build an education plan so every class counts toward this award.

  3. Register for TV 001 or TV 009

    Most Television students start here and are in the studio their first semester.

What Students Say

  • Running camera and the switcher in the studio every week made me way more confident. You learn by doing a live show, not by watching one.

    Priya S.currentSecond-year TV studentSample
  • Dramatic Writing workshops pushed me to finish scripts instead of just starting them. Getting notes from classmates every week changed how I rewrite.

    Jordan K.currentWriting a pilotSample

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