What can I do after graduating from radio, film and television program production? Is there a future?

1. What can I do after graduation? Mainly for the media industry, I am engaged in radio and television program editing, audio and video editing synthesis, as well as the production of program flowers, titles and promotional videos in radio and television stations, film and television production companies, online media and other enterprises and institutions.

Second, is there a future for radio, film and television program production? The development prospect of radio and television director specialty is broad, and the employment is relatively good. Cultural industry is the last place to be developed in the 2nd/Kloc-0th century, and graduates can engage in the work of film and television culture communication and management. Specifically speaking, I am a reporter, host, planning or administrative director, business director, editor, director and other professionals in newspapers, magazines, publishing houses, radio stations, television stations and film production departments. It refers to the organization and management of many cultural industries derived from film and television art, such as cultural brokers, film producers, media planners, literary directors, entertainment reporters, bilingual hosts, film writers, film directors or various film and television program assistants; There are also planning and management personnel of newspapers, publishing houses, magazines, cultural bureaus, radio and television bureaus, propaganda departments, education, culture, health and other national organizations and other institutions.

Graduates majoring in radio, film and television program production can work in film and television production departments of major film and television production companies, film and television production departments of advertising companies, propaganda departments of enterprises and institutions, television stations, newspapers, magazines and other units.