The course aims to study audio-visual production, theoretically and practically, in terms of how to prepare television and radio material, in addition to identifying the staff entrusted with the production of these programs, including presenters, photographers, directors and producers. Digital and computer applications in radio and television broadcast production.

The course deals with introducing the student to the skills of radio and television presentation, by knowing the characteristics of the broadcaster and his responsibilities, training in presentation in various forms and program formats, charisma in front of the camera and skills of employing the voice behind the microphone, and dealing with emergency and embarrassing situations during presentation, in order to ensure a qualitative formation in line with the requirements of the needs of media institutions. in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

This course aims to enable students to produce high quality visual materials by employing lighting in coloring the image and controlling its properties, and to introduce students to lighting laws and safety procedures when operating lighting and electrical devices. The course also seeks to familiarize the student with how to use the camera, and the controls that enable the student to produce a good photograph or film. As well as introducing the student to the types of cameras, lenses, accessories, equipment and devices required in production projects. This course also seeks to introduce students to the concept of cinematography, and to know the components of a film camera and the difference between them and television cameras, the way they work, and the techniques of dealing with them. It also focuses on the artistic and creative uses of modern digital cameras in addition to film editing techniques. The course also deals with introducing modern trends in film direction and understanding the terms and concepts related to production processes, preparation and artistic treatment of cinematic work with the application to implement individual and group projects inside and outside the college studios.

This course seeks to introduce students to the foundations, methods, and stages of writing radio scripts for various program templates and forms in the field of audio-visual radio production.

This course aims to introduce the student to the methods of production and directing of audio materials, and to develop the student's basic skills in producing, directing and editing programs and practical radio reports using digital recorders and related computer programs and directing work for these materials. This course also seeks to develop the student's basic skills related to video editing and its methods, enable the student to use modern equipment and applications, and train students on symbolic expression in image and sound in the field of video editing.

This course aims to develop students' basic skills in producing, directing and editing programs and practical television reports using studio and computer programs, with a focus on visual effects and holograms.

This course aims to introduce the student to the theory of output and the way to build a clear vision in directing. It also aims to clarify how television directing in terms of tools, production and forms, focusing on the elements of building the language of the image and on each of the lighting, decoration, sound and visual effects and the role of each in the production process. It also explains how to do TV montage, while clarifying the different technical methods of directing.

The course deals with the historical, technical and technical aspects in the field of animation design, sound scientific methods for implementing two-dimensional and three-dimensional animation, and making use of appropriate visual effects techniques for animation.

This course deals with the methods of news gathering, producing documentaries and news programs, and preparing news reports for radio and television. The course also deals with the difference between preparing news for radio and the work of a reporter for radio and television, and identifying the types and types of documentaries and films. The course also deals with the basics and pillars of the production process of dramas, and to identify the levels of performance and processes of dramatic production on the part of production managers.

The audio-visual advertising course aims to introduce the student to the concept, objectives and nature of audio-visual media. It also aims to introduce the approaches and theories of advertising communication in the field of audio-visual advertising, TV and radio advertising templates, in addition to practical training on producing audio-visual advertising templates according to modern production technologies.

The course aims for practical practice and application by the student of the set of skills and knowledge acquired from all previously studied courses. This course also aims to enhance the students’ ability and train them in planning and production of audio-visual templates and program forms, using computer applications and digital equipment, through applied scientific workshops, with Ensure that the student implements all the acquired skills to produce a product based on preparation, organization and final output in the form of audio material.

This course aims to practically measure the accumulation of knowledge and skills that students have acquired over the years of specialization studies in terms of the ability to invent, choose and employ creative ideas, and the ability to search for sources of information, filter and process it dramatic or documentary, and write the appropriate executable scenario in an innovative way. The course also measures the students' ability to develop work plans for the production of television or film works, the ability to implement television and film editing and directing, and reach the final stages of producing audio and video materials.

The course aims to provide practical experience for the labor market by providing a foundational training experience through which the student applies the totality of theoretical and applied knowledge that he acquired over the course of the different semesters, where the student is assigned production tasks for radio and television programs - short films - recording films (management - editing and preparation - photography).

This course aims to provide students with editorial and media writing skills and tools by explaining the theoretical and practical aspects of editing and writing to the different media, the arts of writing news and opinion materials in traditional and digital electronic media, identifying various sources of information, electronic sources, the art of conducting interviews, investigations and surveys for information-gathering purposes in the media, and studying drafting and editing models, through lectures, costs and practical applications.

This course seeks to acquaint students with media systems and legislation that regulate media work, enhance student information about violations and prohibitions that may occur in the media, in addition to studying the ethical framework for media and discussing media honor codes at the local and international levels.