Palomar College Media Studies Department

We need writers! Palomar College Journalism’s award-winning department is looking for students who love to write. Try our journalism classes to see if blogging, social media, public relations or journalism is the right career choice for you. Classes start Aug. 19. Start with Journalism 101 Section 77293 on the San Marcos Campus. It meets at 11:10 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday. Want to challenge yourself? Add the campus newspaper/magazine class Journalism 105 section 74374, which meets Monday and Wednesdays at 9:30.

Get off the sidelines and into the game this Fall! Enroll in Digital Broadcast Arts 240, Basic News Television and Sports. In this class, students fan out all over San Diego County covering high school football matchups under the Friday night lights. That footage is then turned into a 30-minute highlight show entitled Prep Sports Live, and broadcasts live from Palomar College’s state of the art broadcast studio, with students controlling every aspect of the production proce...ss. This award-winning program has sparked the careers of many sports reporters and journalists alike and credits are transferable to four-year institutions. The class is open to high school juniors and seniors as well as first time enrollees. For more information, contact the Media Studies Department at 760-744-1150 extension 2440 or Visit our website at https://www2.palomar.edu/pages/prepsportslive/ #highschoolfootball #cifsd #prepsportslive #sandiegocounty #sportsbroadcasting #broadcasting #sportsreporting #journalism See more

Check out this awesome class for summer! Cinema 100 Art of the Cinema. Registration is open and classes are held at our awesome Palomar College Rancho Bernardo Center! For more information e-mail Bonnie Kristell at [email protected]!

The production internship class working hard to put together a cooking show today.

Representing Media Studies at Career Day!

Advanced Photoshop / Building your Portfolio

Enroll in CINE105: The Horror Film! With legions of fans and detractors alike, the horror film is one of the most popular, varied and complex film genres. What makes them so revolting and dreadful yet keeps us coming back and unable to look away? CINE105 asks this question and others in a survey of some of the greatest, and most maligned, horror films of all time. Film screenings include classics from the 1930s through recent releases within US and international contexts. The online course is meant to appeal to anyone interested in film in general as well as to the horror aficionado. For more information contact John McMurria at [email protected] and enroll today at palomar.edu!

Congrats to Peter Stoll for his Intercollegiate Broadcasting System nomination for Best TV Commercial for his commercial for Palomar College Photography! Interested in a photography class? Enroll today at palomar.edu!

Hey Media Studies! This event is Thursday in San Diego! Might be a great way to network and learn something at the same time!!