Training Elements

Overview of Supplemental Training Resources

Many of the production courses in each program’s curriculum deal with training in regards to nomenclature, technology fundamentals and applied techniques. The resources outlined here are to help supplement those concepts by providing a knowledge base, and additional opportunities for hands on experience, as technology is always evolving.

Production Facility Webcourses

Designed to help inform and train students in the safe and proper operation of equipment and facilities during the production of course-assigned projects. There are two dedicated webcourses that support these efforts, one for students in the Film Program (coming soon) and one for students in Radio-Television / Media Production and Management and Journalism programs (Broadcast). Students who are declared as majors in either of these programs are automatically enrolled in the appropriate webcourse.

Production Facility Webcourses

Production Wiki

A knowledge base of specifications and supplement instructional materials to support our production environment.

Tech Articles

Articles explaining the important concepts of a specific topic of interest.

Instructional Outlines and Videos

Documents and videos detailing how to setup and utilize specific production equipment, facilities, or media workflows.

White Papers and Manuals

Informative write ups made by manufacturers, regularity bodies, or other primary sources that explain the operations and interoperability of media technologies.

Diagrams

Images and drawings that shows the arrangement of parts and controls on specific production equipment and facility layouts.

Equipment and Facilities

If you need to checkout equipment for an assignment or reserve a space for a project in our production facility you can do so be visiting our Equipment and Facilities page.

Technology Support

Report an issue, get status updates on shared services, or schedule a consultation with operations staff.

University-Level Training Resources

The university provides a tremendous amount of resources via its library network and a free subscription to Linkedin Learning.

Libraries @ UCF

The libraries at UCF offer a large selection of nonfictional books and magazines that cover film, television, and other media production technologies and techniques. It also provides other online and technology resources for students, faculty, and staff.

Linkedin Learning @ UCF

Explore over 12,000 courses and 5,000 video tutorials from industry experts and leaders that helps anyone learn business, software, technology, and creative skills. LinkedIn Learning is available to all UCF students, faculty, and staff.

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