Tribeca Flashpoint College offers 15-week programs consisting of Tribeca Flashpoint courses selected to align with your college curriculum.

Students should check with their home institution to see if college credits earned in Tribeca Flashpoint's 15-week program are applicable toward their diploma

Our Media Schools offer accredited Radio & Television Programs accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC), based in Washington, D.C. The School is approved by the Colorado and Illinois Departments of Education, and are members of prestigious organizations such as the National Association of Broadcasters.

The Program offers international students hands on broadcasting training in fully-equipped radio and TV studios. The instructional staff consists of broadcast professionals with many years of experience and includes local on-air radio and TV personalities. All classes are taught in English.

In this 2-day Digital Acceleration Master Class you’ll cover the key elements of digital communications, learn about the networked society, and understand the implications in your business. We will also touch on customer growth, and tools & tactics that lead change.

You will identify and seize new opportunities through interactive sessions with digital experts, hands-on collaborative workshops, and lively discussions with peers. All of it is focused on helping you to apply new knowledge and insights into your daily work.

The class has been designed for a broad range of professionals who use communications as a tool for engaging with customers, clients, and building relationships: Previous attendees have included Account Managers, Copywriters, Creative Directors, Brand/Communications/Marketing Managers, Heads of Digital/Sales/Strategy, but not limited to theses roles... [-]

Every profession requires communication skills. People with excellent communication skills get jobs and promotions. A minor in Technical Communication can help you learn the skills you need to succeed, no matter where your professional life takes you.

Regardless of your major, a minor in Technical Communication can:

Do you know how to build your personal brand or generate brand awareness in a corporate setting? In this course, you’ll learn about current social media and digital strategies for building a brand and measuring the effectiveness of your efforts across social media platforms. Explore the digital tools and techniques that will help you be more successful as a creative entrepreneur or corporate professional.

* Increase your confidence to create value and resolve disputes * Boost your negotiating effectiveness with business partners, customers, employees, and other stakeholders * Build strong relationships through skillful dispute eesolution * Drive your organization's success through better negotiations '

Who Should Attend This program is recommended for senior and mid-level managers who seek to develop their skills and confidence in deal making, strategic influencing, and negotiation. Past participants have held positions such as general manager, president, vice president, and director, as well as managers of specific functional area such as Sales and Marketing, Operations, HR, Supply Chain and Strategic Planning.... [-]

With locations across all 50 states, as well as in Canada, Australia and the U.K., the Recording Connection has helped thousands of students launch their music industry careers over the past quarter century. Our collective of mentors includes hundreds of experienced producers and engineers with real album credits, many of whom work with Grammy-winning and Platinum-selling recording artists and musicians. We screen our mentors carefully to make sure our students are receiving the highest caliber of training and guidance available, enabling them to connect to the music industry and go on to successful careers of their own. ... [-]

Also called the Director of Photography (or DP, for short), the cinematographer is the person who brings the “magic” behind the camera, blending his/her technical knowledge of lighting techniques with the artistic sensibility to compose the best shots for the film. Working side-by-side with the director from concept to completion, the DP serves as the director's right hand as a partner, confidant and ally through the entire process of the shoot. The director relies on a good cinematographer to help come up with outstanding shots and direct the camera/lighting crew to make every image the best it can be. Needless to say, this job is full of creative possibilities. It is also a position that can make or break a film.... [-]

Negotiate your way to success. Gain the skills to implement effective negotiation strategy and reach more satisfactory outcomes. Examine how strategic alliances, global competition, licensing agreements, and the use of teams have all changed the face of negotiations today - and how managers who stay on top of these changes get results.

Prior to this program, you will complete a web-based survey that will assess your negotiation style. During the seminar, you will plan, negotiate, receive feedback, and discuss negotiation strategy.

This program will give you the skills and confidence to plan and implement more effective negotiation strategies and reach more satisfactory outcomes. Thorough preparation and effective implementation of negotiation strategy are the keys to successful negotiation, and this program will teach you how to use negotiation strategy to prepare for and carry out successful negotiations.... [-]

What you will learn:

You will learn to improve your skills at influencing decision-making and negotiating.

Length:

One- half day session of classroom instruction followed by a series of web-based reinforcement tools. Purpose of this course:

To influence others and create collaborative agreements. This course is designed to improve your ability to communicate persuasively, negotiate with confidence and influence the decision-making process.

About Seattle Research Partners, Inc.

With the rise of new forms of media content and distribution and the recent decline of media conglomerates, companies within the media space face a rapidly shifting environment, changing customer behavior, and tremendous competitive pressures. Columbia Business School is pleased to launch a new executive education program, Media Strategies, which represents a consistent view of the economic forces driving the future profitability of the media industry and how media companies might successfully navigate these changing realities. This three-day program provides a framework for analyzing and understanding the new and different competitive threats to the broad range of companies within the media industry, and uncovering opportunities for growth and value creation. During the program, you will apply the theory of competitive advantage to case studies from these disparate businesses, and discuss relevance to your organization. Whether you are a strategic planner, an executive leading a media business, or a chief financial officer, insights you gain from this program will enable you to capitalize on undeniable shifts in the business environment and lead your company to greater profitability. Who should attend? Mid-level and upper level executives working in the media industry -including Publishing, television, film and telecommunications--responsible for the development and execution of corporate strategy and its ultimate effect on the company's financial future. Key Benefits• Discover your company's competitive advantages, and use this insight to manage your competition. • Understand the structure of Media, and the relationship between content and distribution channels• Understand the issues that affect the efficiency of your... [-]

Film and Television

Advancement into the Film and Television year is by invitation only and is based on teacher evaluations, academic standing and final performances reviewed by the Academic Committee.The Film and Television year brings the young actor to the world of the camera. Learning to integrate technique with understanding and accommodating the requirements of the camera are the objectives of this year. It is grounded in Scene Study for the Camera, and Acting Process for the Camera. Actors expand their on-camera craft with Auditioning for Film and Television, Commercials and Daytime Drama. Actor’s Comedy Workshop, Monologues and the Voice-over workshop continue to support actors in their growth.Actors in the final semester begin to be introduced to the industry. To prepare them, students take a Business of the Business workshop. They are invited to do monologues for a jury of professional casting directors and agents. A six-week workshop run by casting directors gives actors the opportunity to meet and work with these professionals. The film and television year work culminates with a unit devoted to shooting a final project.In your final semester:... [-]

We eat at our desks in front of our computers; email replaces face-to-face conversation. It’s no wonder our manners are rusty. One news article went as far to say what we see today is “an ill-mannered workplace epidemic.” Somehow we have come to think that as long as we have the required skill set for the job, our manners don’t matter.

In reality, today’s competitive business climate and global economy, proper protocol and etiquette are playing a paramount role in day-to-day business encounters. And companies today are often appalled by behaviors unbecoming an employee. This seminar is specifically designed for people (and companies) who want to polish their skills and improve their professional image. ... [-]

The One Year Digital Filmmaking Conservatory Program combines practical, hands-on training with the critical theory and foundation that enables beginning level film students to develop into professional filmmakers. Students not only learn the technical elements of film and media production, but as with any conservatory program, a strong emphasis is placed on artistic representation and delivery. Specifically the development of disciplines such as emotional clarity, physical representation and storytelling. Experience level: no filmmaking experience necessary.

DFA graduates are granted a membership - full access to our facilities, equipment and resources all for FREE!... [-]

The 3-Week Screenwriting & Filmmaking Intensive is a journey of self-discovery–taught by current industry leaders. This program is designed to help you unleash your unique storytelling voice and give you the tools to take your script from page to screen. A tour de force in screenwriting and directing.

To be a successful in the digital age, writers and filmmakers must not only write exceptional stories, but also understand how to get their story from script to screen.You will experience a deeper connection to the creative part of you as this fast paced diversified program immerses you in character development, story structure, “on your feet” directing and acting, comedy improvisational writing, and the business of the business. At the end of 3 intense weeks you will emerge with a practical understanding of screenwriting, filmmaking, what is necessary to get your story from script to screen and a network of professionals at your fingertips.... [-]