What can I do after graduation as a radio and television director?

Graduates majoring in radio and television editing and directing have broad prospects for development, and can engage in the dissemination and management of film and television culture. The specific work areas and contents are as follows:

1, can be engaged in radio and television program director, artistic photography, sound design, sound director, reporter, host, planning or administrative director, business director, editor, director and other professional work in radio, film and television systems and cultural departments at all levels. Refers to the organization and management of many cultural industries derived from film and television art.

2. Graduates majoring in radio and television editing and directing, whether in radio, television or internet companies, will be of great use. The majors of radio and television director are: reporter, planning, program director, camera shooting, editing, writing, production, post-production, editing, and even lighting and recording. You can also be a producer in the column group set up by TV channels.

What can a radio and television director do after graduation? Please consult Pallas. According to the real needs of candidates, Pailesi used eighteen years' experience in art examination combined with Internet technology to open up online and offline learning scenarios, and adopted a five-to-one three-dimensional teaching model to independently develop corresponding courses for the examination contents of 23 provinces and well-known universities in China, so that art examination candidates would no longer delay their cultural study because of studying art majors.