Total Credits 64 Career Prospects for Audio Programs Graduates of the Audio Programs can expect to learn skills to be prepared for entry level positions in such audio technology careers as: • A/V Director • ADR Director • Dialogue Editor • Monitor Engineer • A/V Installer • ADR Editor • Film Sound Engineer • Music Director • A/V Sales Consultant • ADR Recordist • Front of House Engineer • Producer • A/V Technician • Archivist • Live Sound Technician • Production Assistant • Acoustic Consultant • Assistant Audio Engineer • Media Manager • Sound Cutter • Assistant Mix Engineer • Board Operator • Sound Designer • Sound Engineer • Assistant Music Editor • Boom Operator • Sound Assistant • Sound Technician • Assistant Recording Engineer • Broadcast & Sound Engineering Tech • Sound Editor • Studio Technician Diploma in Entertainment Business Program Description and Outcomes The Diploma in Entertainment Business program is an intensive course of study that prepares students for a range of careers within the entertainment industry. Students receive training in business fundamentals, marketing, artist development, entertainment management, entrepreneurship, intellectual property rights, distribution, event planning, and common industry structures and practices, and will learn practical contemporary media production skills in video, audio, web, and graphic design to prepare them for a variety of entry-level positions in the entertainment industry. Students in the Diploma in Entertainment Business program should learn to: 1. Demonstrate an understanding of the structure, corporate culture, values, and practices of contemporary entertainment industries, the various roles within them, and their distribution and revenue channels. 2. Understand and apply fundamental business, management, and entrepreneurial concepts, models, and practices to the entertainment industry. 3. Demonstrate an understanding of legal aspects of the entertainment industry, including contracts, copyright, and intellectual property. 4. Apply fundamental media production skills to entertainment business practices. 5. Develop and author a business, marketing, and branding plan. 6. Conceive, plan, and execute an entertainment media event. 7. Develop strategies for improving professional performance through reflective practice. Diploma in Entertainment Business Program Schedule The Diploma in Entertainment program consists of 11 courses taken in 12 months. Students enrolled full- time in the diploma program take 3 courses in their first semester and 4 courses in their second and third semesters with a short break between modules and semesters. Students must successfully complete 40 51 SAE Institute Atlanta 2026 Catalog Volume 08.03.26 Effective: 08.03.26
- Subject
- ENV
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
- Type
- course
- Source
- usa.sae.edu