I. Introduction to the College
The School of Drama, Film and Television of Nanjing Communication University was formerly the Art Communication Department of Nanguang College of Communication University of China, which was founded in 2004. Later, it was renamed Drama and Film Academy on 20 14, and now it has developed into a secondary college representing the school brand. Over the years, the college has formed distinctive school-running characteristics and advantages, and is the leading talent training base for drama, film and television art and new media art in the whole region.
Second, the teaching staff.
The school has gathered a group of high-level teachers from drama, film and television art circles and industries, including doctoral supervisors, special experts from the drama, film and television teaching steering Committee of the Ministry of Education, and Professor Zhou Anhua, the final evaluation judge of major art projects of the National Social Science Fund; Professor Zhang Hongsheng, doctoral supervisor, member of the Chinese Teaching Steering Committee of the Ministry of Education, and member of the Chinese Writers Association; Professor Zhao Kaiying, a senior editor and a member of the Chinese Writers Association, has won many awards such as "Five One Projects" Award, Flying Award, Golden Eagle Award and China Film Observation Award. Professor Wu Suling, director of the Historical Society of China Radio and Television Society and director of the Film and Television Special Committee of Beijing School Literary Critics; Professor Yang Limin, national first-class screenwriter, vice chairman of Heilongjiang Writers Association and vice chairman of the Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles.
Third, personnel training.
Students in our college are active in the media and film industry. Among them, 100 people are employed by national mainstream media and cultural and artistic institutions such as CCTV, State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television, Guangming. com. Com, National Grand Theatre, Beijing People's Art Theatre, Shanghai Film Studio, Huayi Brothers Media Group, and broadcast and television media in all provinces and regions of China. In addition, with the prosperity of new media and self-media, the employment channels of students have been continuously broadened in recent years. In addition to traditional media, many graduates are distributed in major online audio-visual media, digital mobile media, and media in enterprises and institutions.
This is the case in the School of Drama and Film of Nanjing Media College. Are you excited?