Excitement of Media Production Studies at ATVI, Realize Your Dream of Working in Broadcasting & Digital Media

Kapanlagi.com - Finding the right place to study according to your desires and passion can be challenging. However, for those of you who have just graduated from high school and are considering which campus to choose as your place of study, ATVI or Indonesian Television Academy is an alternative worth considering.

Why should ATVI be the primary alternative choice? Clearly, the broadcasting field, digital media, and various contemporary professions require fundamental knowledge in line with the development of communication technology and the internet in today's era, making ATVI the most suitable place. Moreover, ATVI is in the process of becoming a D-4 (applied bachelor) and its curriculum adapts to the current digital world. As information, Indonesian Television Academy (ATVI) is a private higher education institution that has been established since 1998.

This higher education institution is under the umbrella of PT Elang Mahkota Teknologi (EMTEK) and is affiliated with various subsidiaries, such as Indosiar, SCTV, O Channel, Vidio.com, Indonesia Entertainment Production (IEP), and others.

Initially, this campus was named Akademi Teknologi Komunikasi dan Informasi (ATKI) and is now widely known as ATVI. By joining ATVI, students can pursue vocational education in the Diploma Three (D3) Mass Communication Study Program with Specializations in Multimedia Journalism and Multimedia Production. Here are the stories of alumni who have worked and succeeded in various fields.

1. Alumni Testimonials

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Rellixs Agustian, who has been a Video Editor at Metro TV since 2018, previously worked at Kompas TV in various fields and has received awards such as the KPI Award for caring for remote and front-line areas. He also received the AJI Jakarta award for smart plastic management and the Waste 4 Change award for caring for plastic waste.

"Studying at ATVI or formerly ATKI has been very beneficial. I am able to have a career like this because of the skills I gained at the campus," said Rellixs.

There is also a content creator and producer named Ganis Tyandania Putri who graduated in 2018. Throughout her career in broadcasting and digital media, she has held the position of producer since 2020.

"During my time at ATVI, I was also active, for example, writing scripts for the East Belitung tourism profile and the Indonesian traveler story in 2018. A year before that, I wrote scripts for the variety show by 5C Project. I also wrote the script for the film 'Behind the Hoodie', 2016. Overall, I had a lot of enjoyable experiences studying at ATVI," said Ganis.

There is also a Director & Cinematographer named TB Elvan. This 2011 alumni started his career as a photographer before transitioning to moving images to seek new media in his work. He invites high school graduates to not hesitate to study at ATVI.

"I have explored various types of video projects. For me, it is a process of searching until I find comfort in the context of music video projects. Currently, I am in the process of exploring the field of music and video," said Elvan, who has extensive experience in various fields such as variety video content, digital ads, and music videos.

This alumni's name is also well-known in the television and broadcasting industry. He is Pandu Dirgantara, who is now trusted as the Head of Studio Production & Art at Narasi TV. Pandu has experience as a creative at Indosiar, cameramen at OChannel, Metro TV, and a producer at Narasi TV.

Pandu has skills in camera techniques, lighting, directing, basic audio post, editing, color grading, and streaming.

"If you want to succeed and be independent in the field of digital media and broadcasting, come and join ATVI," Pandu invites prospective students who are currently looking for their dream campus.

The stories of some of these alumni can be a consideration for parents and students who will continue to higher education with the necessary skills for the working world and the future.

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