What is the specialty of Radio, Film and Television:

One of the main channels of freedom of opinion, expression and access to society is the specialty of radio, film and television in universities. The specialty is aimed at preparing qualified graduates, whether in visual or audio media, as well as the operation, programming and operation of the media.

History of Radio, Film and Television specialization:

The history of science in film, radio and television reveals an ongoing tension between scientists' desire for authenticity and media producers' need for entertainment. Many scholars have seen the promise of inclusive education in each medium because the illiterate masses can still understand the content. However, commercial frameworks developed around these media have highlighted drama and scenes in education. Cinema first emerged as a tool for scientific research, but evolved into a medium of entertainment and medical publicity. As the first medium of broadcasting, radio seemed to be an ideal means of disseminating science. However, naive attempts by scientists to create entertaining radio shows have shown how little they understand broadcasting as a process. Television combined movie vision with radio narrative structures, but TV producers needed to develop their own laws and customs for science to work on television.

The importance of studying the specialty of Radio, Film and Television:

Media such as radio, television and film have become more important in the world, which has become a small village thanks to technology. This attitude requires that the media be considered a social and scientific phenomenon as well as a communication tool.

In parallel with the rapid expansion of the media, the training of professionals working in various areas of mass communication such as radio, television and cinema is also important. For this reason, it is important to plan the information and message to be produced in these areas that will be transmitted to society in a way that benefits people from production processes to distribution processes and even their use. This is possible by bringing qualified professionals into the media sector.

Radio, Film and Television applications:

• Cultural effects of television
• Management of television programmes and delivery techniques
• Film production and release
• Production and production
• Cinema Types
• Radio broadcasting and digital media
• Sound design and music use
• Photography
• Documentary photography
• Film lighting techniques
• Transmission and dumping techniques
• Advanced editing techniques
• Entrepreneurship and project culture
• Documentary cinema
• Radio and television journalism
• Cinematography and culture
• Sociology of News

Fields of work for the Radio, Film and Television :

• Reporter.
• A broadcaster.
• News editor.
• TV director.
• Recording artist.
• Media specialist.
• Montage specialist.

The best universities to study Radio, Film and Television in Turkey:

• istanbul Kultur University
• istanbul Isik University
• Istanbul Gelişim University
• istanbul AltenBash University
• istanbul Maltepe University 
• istanbul Okan University
• istanbul Nişantaşı University
• Beykoz University

The best universities to study Radio, Film and Television in Russia:

• St. Petersburg State University of Film and Television.

The best universities to study Radio, Film and Television in Germany:

• University of Television and Film Munich