NESCom's curriculum is built around giving students the opportunity to work on real life projects, many for local non-profit organizations. NESCom.tv highlights those projects. At NESCom, yes, students can't wait to get to class. Why? Because "hands on" learning means "hands really on". Our students spend hours in our TV, radio and recording studios, on assignment at live events, andon computers creating interactive media and marketing campaign. In fact, our entire curriculum is designed to give you real life experience working on real projects, often for local non-profit organizations.
You will find examples of projects our students are working on right here at NESCom.tv, where we showcase student work. They include...
The Maine Report - A news and public affairs program created by students and faculty that airs on cable TV and online.
NESCOM RECORDS - Our new record label, where students learn how to mix, market and distribute music.
WHSN 89.3 FM - Our radio station, where students cut their teeth behind the mic and behind the controls.
Click around to view what students at NESCom are creating.
