Local Students Gain Cutting-Edge Media Skills at National Broadcasters Convention

Drew Dolezal, a media instructor from the Northeast, attended the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Convention in Las Vegas last month with his students. The event took place at the Las Vegas Convention Center, featuring over 2,000 exhibitors and drawing more than 100,000 attendees globally. It is an important event for broadcasting professionals, showcasing the latest cameras, lighting, broadcasting equipment, and software.

The Media Arts Club funded the trip, allowing students to interact with advanced equipment and software, including some not yet available to the public. This experience is vital for students to understand the tools and technologies they may use in their future careers.

At the convention, networking was emphasized. Students met with industry professionals, gaining insights into the practical aspects of media technology. These interactions help students build professional relationships and understand industry dynamics.

The convention also highlighted emerging technologies like AI/Deep Learning and Cloud Storage and Computing, directing students towards future media trends. This knowledge is crucial for understanding the industry's direction.

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