Multimedia Production & Broadcasting
Create. Produce. Broadcast. Lead the Story.
The Brockton High School CTE Multimedia Production & Broadcasting Program prepares students for high-growth, high-impact careers in digital media, video production, live broadcasting, and content creation — where storytelling meets technology and creativity meets strategy.
Opening Fall 2026 — Pending Approval by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE)
This is not a traditional media class.
Students plan productions, operate professional studio equipment, manage live broadcasts, and build industry-level portfolios from freshman through senior year. All courses are Honors-level and weighted accordingly, reflecting the academic rigor, technical precision, and professional standards required in today’s media and communications industries.
What Makes This Program Different
The Four Year Journey
Multimedia Production & Broadcasting is not just “making videos.”
It is a structured four-year professional progression where students:
✔ Train in a professional studio & live broadcast environment
✔ Complete honors-level, weighted coursework
✔ Use industry-standard cameras, lighting, audio, and editing software
✔ Produce real content for school & community audiences
✔ Develop branding and digital storytelling strategies
✔ Compete in SkillsUSA media competitions
✔ Qualify for Paid Co-Op opportunities (eligible upperclassmen)
✔ Graduate with a professional production portfolio
✔ Use industry-standard cameras, lighting, audio, and editing software
✔ Produce real content for school & community audiences
✔ Develop branding and digital storytelling strategies
✔ Compete in SkillsUSA media competitions
✔ Qualify for Paid Co-Op opportunities (eligible upperclassmen)
✔ Graduate with a professional production portfolio
Students don’t just consume media — they produce it.
Freshman Year: Foundation & Exploration
Sophomore Year: Core Production Skills
Junior Year: Advanced Production & Broadcasting
Senior Year: Capstone & Career Launch
The SkillsUSA Advantage
Students have the opportunity to participate in SkillsUSA, where they develop leadership skills, strengthen teamwork, and build professional confidence while showcasing technical excellence.
Through SkillsUSA, students gain:
✔ Competitive experience
✔ Leadership development
✔ Resume-building achievements
✔ State & national recognition
✔ Leadership development
✔ Resume-building achievements
✔ State & national recognition
Colleges and employers recognize SkillsUSA involvement as a strong indicator of initiative, discipline, and career readiness.
Career Pathways
Graduates pursue careers such as:
• Video Producer
• Broadcast Technician
• Content Creator
• Digital Media Specialist
• Audio Producer
• Marketing & Media Coordinator
• Film, Media, or Communications Major
• Broadcast Technician
• Content Creator
• Digital Media Specialist
• Audio Producer
• Marketing & Media Coordinator
• Film, Media, or Communications Major
Media production skills transfer across industries:
Broadcasting • Corporate Communications •
Marketing • Sports Media • Education • Healthcare • Government
Marketing • Sports Media • Education • Healthcare • Government
College. Co-Op. Freelance. Direct Employment.
Why Choose Multimedia Production & Broadcasting?
Digital media and content production continue expanding across nearly every industry.
• Film & Video Editors — Median salary: ~$60,000+
• Broadcast Technicians — Median salary: ~$50,000+
• Producers & Directors — Median salary: ~$79,000+
• Digital marketing & content roles — Strong projected growth this decade
• Broadcast Technicians — Median salary: ~$50,000+
• Producers & Directors — Median salary: ~$79,000+
• Digital marketing & content roles — Strong projected growth this decade
Organizations increasingly rely on skilled media professionals for video production, live streaming, branding, and digital storytelling.
Media drives communication. Skilled creators drive media.
✔ Structured professional studio environment
✔ Strong technical and creative skill development
✔ Portfolio-based learning beginning freshman year
✔ Clear pathways to college media programs or employment
✔ Paid Co-Op opportunities
✔ Mentorship from experienced CTE instructors
✔ Strong technical and creative skill development
✔ Portfolio-based learning beginning freshman year
✔ Clear pathways to college media programs or employment
✔ Paid Co-Op opportunities
✔ Mentorship from experienced CTE instructors
Students graduate with real-world production experience — and a body of work that proves it.
Parent Q&A
Is this program only for students who want to become filmmakers?
No. While filmmaking is one pathway, students pursue careers in broadcasting, marketing, communications, audio production, digital media, content creation, and many other creative and technical fields.
No. While filmmaking is one pathway, students pursue careers in broadcasting, marketing, communications, audio production, digital media, content creation, and many other creative and technical fields.
Will students work on real productions?
Yes. Students create authentic content for school and community audiences — producing real-world projects rather than completing only classroom simulations.
Yes. Students create authentic content for school and community audiences — producing real-world projects rather than completing only classroom simulations.
How rigorous is the program?
All courses are offered at the Honors level. Students engage in high-level creative work, technical production, critical analysis, and real-world problem solving, ensuring both academic rigor and career readiness.
All courses are offered at the Honors level. Students engage in high-level creative work, technical production, critical analysis, and real-world problem solving, ensuring both academic rigor and career readiness.
Can students earn money while enrolled in the program?
Yes. Eligible upperclassmen may participate in placements aligned with media and communications careers, gaining both professional experience and income.
Yes. Eligible upperclassmen may participate in placements aligned with media and communications careers, gaining both professional experience and income.
What if my child changes career interests later?
The skills developed in this program — communication, project management, editing, collaboration, leadership, and technical production — are highly transferable and valuable across nearly every modern industry.
The skills developed in this program — communication, project management, editing, collaboration, leadership, and technical production — are highly transferable and valuable across nearly every modern industry.
Create the Future
Don’t Just Watch Media.
Design Stories. Produce Content. Lead Innovation.
Design Stories. Produce Content. Lead Innovation.
If your child:
• Enjoys storytelling and creative projects
• Is interested in video, broadcasting, or digital media
• Wants hands-on technical experience
• Thrives in collaborative, project-based environments
• Wants a competitive portfolio before graduation
• Is interested in video, broadcasting, or digital media
• Wants hands-on technical experience
• Thrives in collaborative, project-based environments
• Wants a competitive portfolio before graduation
Then Multimedia Production & Broadcasting is more than a program.
It’s a launchpad.
Tell the Story.
Shape the Message.
Create the Future.