This emphasis area covers digital audiovisual media production, helping students master the art of telling stories and effectively communicating information through digital media. Students receive practical instruction in areas such as camera work, location shooting, digital video editing, directing, and performance for the camera, typically in small, applied skills courses. This coursework is complemented by instruction in areas such as interpersonal, intercultural, and professional communication that help students gain jobs, advance in the workplace, and better connect with diverse audiences. New graduates often enter this career path as video editors or camera operators. According the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in these occupations is expected to grow faster than average, in part because of increasing demand for audio-visual media on internet-only platforms such as streaming services. The job outlook for more experienced positions in the field, such as producers and directors, is also robust. Successful alumni have gone.