This course provides students with the opportunity to develop their vocal skills, enhance their musicality, and collaborate as part of an ensemble. Students will explore a diverse repertoire from classical to contemporary while learning proper vocal technique, sight-reading, and music theory. The course culminates in an end-of-the-quarter performance.

Designed to promote students' technique and musicality for playing brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments. It covers a variety of band literature styles, primarily for concert performances. String players in orchestra are also welcome.

Designed to promote students' technique and appreciation of orchestral music. Instruments including violin, viola, cello, bass, and piano are studied across various orchestral literature styles, primarily for concert performances.

Students focus on preparing and presenting a full-scale production of a play (no singing). The class emphasizes vocal strength, character development, blocking, makeup, and costumes.

Students focus on preparing and presenting a full-scale production of a specific musical. The class emphasizes vocal performance, character development, choreography, and stagecraft.

This course explores the art of unscripted theater through games and exercises designed to spark quick thinking and collaboration. Students learn the "Yes, And" principle, character creation, and storytelling.

A hands-on course exposing students to every stage of the AV production process, from pre-production research and script development to production and post-production.

Students learn the skills, theory, and ethics of photojournalism based on traditional newspaper/magazine practices. The course covers portraiture, capturing emotion, and photo stories.

Provides an in-depth look at how filmmakers tell stories using cinematography, editing, and sound. Students watch, analyze, and discuss an assortment of short films and clips.

Explores multiple forms of mass communication through communication law, ethics, news judgment, writing, photography, and publication production.

For students wanting to understand the fundamental language of music. Covers key signatures, chord progressions, notation concepts, and music history.

Students use Adobe InDesign to create layouts for print and digital publishing, learning to create text elements, style sheets, and layered documents.