Church Media/Production Arts
A Major in Church Media/Production Arts requires the completion of the University CORE (55 hours) and a set of courses offered by the Schools of Christian Studies, Fine Arts and Humanities. This interdisciplinary major, designed to prepare graduates for media and production-related worship ministries in churches, combines foundational courses in theology, biblical studies, and ministry with the study of production arts and media.
No minor is required for a Church Media/Production Arts major.
Christian Studies
- Freshman Seminar
- Spiritual Formation
- Introduction to Christian Ministry
- Biblical Exegesis
- Theology of Worship
- History of Christianity
- Christian Theology
- Church Media/Production Arts Practicum (must be taken twice)
- Church Media/Production Arts Internship
- Communicating the Gospel or Homiletics
Fine Arts
- Fundamentals of Stagecraft
- Stage Lighting and Sound
- Fundamentals of Design or Design I
- Graphic Design I & II
- The Worshiping Church
Humanities
- Introduction to Video Production
- Advanced Video Production or Introduction to Photography
Electives
Twelve additional hours (four courses)–six of which must be at the Junior-Senior level–from these curricula:
- the Pruet School of Christian Studies
- the School of Fine Arts
- the Department of Mass Communications
- the Hickingbotham School of Business.