Arts,A/V Technology & Communications

Careers in arts and communication stem from the need to improve and enhance the way

(a)  

The Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, was established in (a)   to regulate radio, television, wire, satellite and cable communication in the United States.

Societal values, such as (a)   , are often shaped by books, artwork, television, movies and the other media produced by this cluster.

Generally, these jobs are quite (a)   and involve a certain amount of rejection.

Careers in the Audio and Video Technology and Film Pathway involve a high level of technical expertise and

(a)  

 Use of sound and a visual component such as films, television programs, etc.

• Audiovisual

• Visual Arts

• Fine Art

• Applied Art

 Artistic creation which communicates concepts, thoughts or emotions; design

 and construction of aesthetically pleasing works which can depict objects,

 people, nature or ideas

• Audiovisual

• Visual Arts

• Fine Art

• Applied Art

Type of news reporting which is presented to the public electronically or by

 radio

• Journalism and Broadcasting

• Telecommunications

• Abstract

• Applied Art

Represented in a non-naturalistic form; conforming to a conventional style not

 according to nature or tradition

• Stylized

• Abstract

• Performing Arts

Transportation of information such as words, sounds or images over long

 distances in the form of telegraphs, telephones, radio or television

• Telecommunications

• Journalism and Broadcasting

• Performing Arts