UVU students have the opportunity to participate in various conferences throughout the year to stay up to date in the Digital Audio field. Conferences that students have attended include:
Audio Engineering Society Convention
Mix Presents Sound for Film & Television
Association for Recorded Sound Collections
AES International Convention in New York City
ARSC Conference in Bloomington, Indiana
Students visiting Sony Studios where the Mix Presents Sound for Film and TV conference is hosted
“Utah Valley University - Digital Audio Production program is AMAZING! This program has SUPERIOR teachers that will dedicate their time and valuable expertise to ensure your success and thorough understanding of the technical, practical and business standards in the audio/film industry. ”
— Conroy Saddleback
Audio students can continue to learn outside of the classroom with the Audio Club. Many student find project ideas, internship opportunities, and comradery through the club's Facebook page.
Members of the UVU Audio Club learn about recording production audio
UVU Digital Audio students have a variety of courses covering the vast field of audio careers they must take in completing their bachelor of science degree. One such class is Radio Production. In this class students learn about radio station management and broadcast infrastructure, frameworks and protocols as well as creating and editing commercials, short pieces, and interviews. Students who are interested in taking their skills further can participate in UVU Radio, an online streaming station run exclusively by them.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR STUDENTS:
If you are interested in getting the station up and running feel free to contact Mike Wisland at wislanmi@uvu.edu.
