How to obtain your online degree at The Academy of Radio & T.V. Broadcasting

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 19, 2011 -- The Radio program is a 30 week program that requires a total of 25 hours each week. Almost 90% of your time is spent hands-on in your virtual radio studio gaining valuable hands on experience. There are also live webcast lectures, Personal Instruction and 2 hours of weekly Vocal Coaching, where you will learn breathing exercises, articulation exercises and diction training.

Every week you will have a one-hour live one-on-one online meeting with your Personal Instructor. Your Instructor will help guide you through the program, critique assignments and projects, and assist in any way with your success in mind. An Instructor is available for you almost anytime if you need help, or have questions. Each week we will give you additional assignments and projects to help you get the skills necessary for a successful career in Radio. Your Personal Instructor is your individual 30 week Mentor!
This is some of the lectures you can expect to have through the Academy of Radio & TV Broadcastings online program.
Commercial Production, News, Music Directing, Interviewing and Talk Radio, Voice Over’s, Station Promotions, Multi-track Digital Production, News Journalism, Program Directing, Rating and Research, Broadcast Sales, Personality Radio, Station Management.

The Academy graduates are working at some of the biggest and most exciting radio stations in Los Angeles including POWER 106, KLSX, KOST, KNX, KFWB, KROQ, KFI, KABC, KRTH, HOT 92, STAR 98.7, KLSX, INDIE, KIIS-FM, KLOS, LATINO 96.3, and other highly rated stations in great markets around the country!

The Academy of Radio & TV
16052 Beach Blvd # 263
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
(714) 842-0100 or 1. 877. 572.3468
Contact: Tom King
arbradio@earthlink.net
www.arbradio.com

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