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The University of Denver offers bachelor and master degrees in communications with specializations in digital media arts and journalism. One module in the undergraduate course is dedicated to practical filmmaking and the department is well known in the area for providing students with excellent opportunities. The University of Colorado at Denver has provision for a minor in film studies within the umbrella of an English degree. The Metropolitan State College of Denver offers practical certificate courses in multimedia production and corporate video production. The Art Institute of Colorado offers a bachelor degree in digital media production and an associate degree in video production. The Ohio and Illinois Centers for Broadcasting, despite their name, also offer intensive hands-on training in Denver towards a career in television. Job prospects for television, motion pictures and video camera operators are quite good in Denver. Occupational projections for this area indicate that there will be an increase of 140 jobs in this occupation from 2002 to 2012, for a total of 720 full-time positions. This growth of 2.4% is higher than the average job growth in the Denver area. Film and video editors are expected to see an increase of 30 jobs in this time frame, an increase of 1.2% that will land them at 290 positions. |
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