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Learn. Do. Go. — Your Dream Could Be Just a Degree Away
Where do you see yourself in your career? Are you designing a campaign, on stage, or maybe on the set directing a major motion picture? Or, are you working in the high-energy fields of television and radio production, advertising and public relations, or broadcast and print journalism? Whatever your goals, the School of Communication & the Arts (SCA) at Liberty University can help you reach them. With our five career-focused departments, we’ll help you get what it takes for success as a Christian professional in today’s job market. Enhance your skills while working in our state-of-the-art studios, theatres, and post-production facilities. Learn from degreed professors who are working professionals grounded in their Christian faith.
Here, you’ll also get hands-on learning and networking opportunities in our:
- on-site professional theatre company
- annual film productions
- radio and television stations
- on-campus sports network
- client promotional projects
- student-run public relations firm and newspaper
Participate in the field while you are working on your degree. And join a long list of successful alumni who have followed their dreams in exciting places like ESPN, Conde Nasté, Hallmark, Fox News, and the Motion Picture Association of America.
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Liberty's national award-winning advertising team is already prepping and getting ready to compete next spring! Right now, they are busy brainstorming ideas and conducting research and analysis. Stay tuned to find out who this year's client is!
Professor Bonebright and her class found a way to incorporate Halloween into a journalism class!
Professor Amy Bonebright said: "I'm always looking to get students out of the classroom to practice journalism, so I combined Halloween with a quick interview assignment.” Students in JOUR 220 worked in pairs to write questions, take notes, and help each other overcome hesitancies that can hit when you interview a stranger. After they returned from their assignment, they were rewarded with a fun candy treat for their work.
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Last month, Cinematic Arts announced its new degree! The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Production and Creative Development gives students the opportunity to refine their skills in one of the following areas:
- producing
- screenwriting
- directing
- showrunning
- production design
- cinematography
- sound design
- editing
- video effects
Check out @libertyucinema to learn more!
We loved meeting students at CFAW last weekend and showing off our facilities! For more information about SCA, check out the link in our bio!
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We are so excited to have your smiling faces back in class this week! We can't wait to see the work that you create this semester!
Photo by Joel Coleman/Liberty University
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A huge congratulations to the Liberty University Advertising Team for placing 2nd in the nation at the National Student Advertising Competition! Thank you for representing SCA so well!
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Middle school students attending the Uncut Jr. Theatre camp this week are working hard learning choreography to showcase at their performance cabaret tomorrow! Yesterday they learned choreography from one of our dance professors, Aubri Siebert. Their FREE show will be held at 7p.m. on June 10 in the Tower Theater.
The camp is coordinated by Chris Nelson with the help of Liberty Theatre majors!
To learn more and to keep up with the Uncut camps being held this summer, follow @uncutseries on Instagram!
This semester in ARTS 332, Vector Illustration, students conceptualized and created an editorial illustration to visually represent an NPR article written in the past few months. Their goal was to illuminate key concepts within the text through illustration using the skills learned throughout the semester.
Swipe to see work by:
Isabella Kosiba
Noah Depledge
Hannah Gilmer
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Liberty University does not necessarily endorse specific personal, religious, philosophical, or political positions found in these student projects.
Check out these awesome movie posters on display. Congratulations to all the students that won awards during the @libertyucinema Student Showcase event!🎬
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Luke Randle graduated last Saturday with a degree in Digital Media and Journalism with concentrations in Sports Journalism and Digital Journalism. Luke is also the outgoing Sports Editor for the Liberty Champion. This summer, he will be starting a job at CBS 2 Boise as a weekend anchor/weekday reporter. Luke's encouragement to underclassmen would be to: "Work hard in your classes but apply that to things outside. Utilize the extra-curricular things like the newspaper and LBX to build your experience and meet cool people. The trips I've been able to go on because of the Liberty Champion and the games that I've been able to cover on ESPN with LBX have greatly helped in building a resume and demo reel, and seriously helped in applying for jobs."
Congratulations to Luke and all of our other graduates!
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Photo credit: @lizfitchphotography
Congratulations to the SCA students who graduated on Saturday! The room was full of talented Champions for Christ! We are so proud of all that you have accomplished and know that you will continue to work hard in your chosen careers.
Photos by Jamie Hall
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Sydney Borchers graduates this week with a double major in Musical Theatre and Integrated Communications.
After graduation, Sydney will be working as a Performance Apprentice at Theatre Aspen in Aspen, Colorado.
Sydney’s advice to underclassmen is: “Never give up! There will be times when you feel overwhelmed, but when that happens, take a breath. Don’t fully stop. Watching yourself overcome that challenge will be one of the most rewarding things that you can do for yourself.”
Congratulations to Sydney and all of our 2022 graduates!
Tessa Booth is one of our graduating seniors in the Studio and Digital Arts Department! Her major is Studio Art with a teaching licensure. Tessa also has a minor in graphic design.
In the fall, Tessa will be student teaching at an elementary and a middle school in Ohio.
Tessa would like to remind underclassmen that: “The people around you now will become your biggest supporters in life! Continue to grow your friendships and relationships with professors! You got this:).“
Congratulations to Tessa and all of our other 2022 graduates! 🎓
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Congratulations to our juniors in the Cinematic Arts program for the completion of their feature film! 🎬Stay tuned to @libertyucinema to learn more about this production!
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Congratulations to the cast of 42nd Street on their successful opening last Friday night! Visit Liberty.edu/Tickets now to make sure that you don’t miss out on this incredible show!
Photos by Payton VanHorn. Property of LU Marketing and the Department of Theatre Arts.
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This verse serves as a good reminder to everyone as we finish out the semester strong!
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Here is the overview of the productions that @lutowertheater will be having in the 2022-2023 school year! Mark your calendars so that you won’t miss these exciting performances!
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Seniors in the Studio Art program celebrated their hard work last week with the opening of “Prismatic”. Be sure to stop by the art gallery (DeMoss 2242) before April 9 to see their work!
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This past weekend, Liberty’s Forensics Team hosted about 200 competitors from 13 schools across the country for the National Christian College Forensics Invitational. This was the first time the invitational was held in person since the start of the pandemic. It was a successful event, as Liberty’s team placed 3rd in the debate sweeps!
The Darkest Evening opened last weekend in the Tower Theater. Our Theatre Arts students have worked very hard on this show. There is still time to get tickets. We hope to see you there!