On February 28th, 65438,,, China,, and other mainstream media websites published an interview with Mr. Huang, a professional teacher of broadcasting host in our center, warning articles about several major misunderstandings in the art test of Guangdong Media. The original text is as follows:

The annual art exam will be announced soon. Music, fine arts and dance majors, as the three armed forces of art examination, are very professional. Most of the relevant candidates studied from an early age. If they start preparing for these three kinds of exams before the exam, the possibility of passing them is extremely small. In the past two years, media arts majors such as broadcasting and hosting, radio and television editing and directing, media creativity, film and television performance, digital media art, and public enterprise management have sprung up. The professional preparation period is short and there are many choices for further studies, which has become a new choice for many parents and candidates to cope with the art test. In Guangzhou, however, many students and parents know little about the majors with artistic attributes, such as broadcasting and hosting in the direction of media, film and television editing and directing, film and television performances and so on.

According to the reporter's understanding, since 2009, in the Guangdong Art Examination, the fastest growing candidates are media, art and music majors, and the talents trained by these majors are urgently needed in the current job market. However, in 20 10, the failure rate of Guangdong art examination was 20%~28% for art and 30% for music, which was extremely high.

According to Mr. Huang, a well-known broadcast host professional teacher in Guangzhou Golden Microphone Art Examination Training, a well-known art education institution in Guangzhou, the study of professional courses is the most critical test for art candidates. However, the dream of entering the university through the art examination was basically shattered. However, according to the reporter's investigation, according to the number of people who signed up for the art test in Guangdong College Entrance Examination in 2009-20/1,70% of the candidates chose traditional art, music and dance, and few candidates chose media. 20 1 1, more than 40,000 candidates in Guangdong Province registered for the art test, and only more than 4,200 candidates chose the media (because there is no unified media test in Guangdong Province, and the Guangdong media art test is filed in the music category), while the number of students in the art test is more than 37,000. According to the sampling survey data of Guangzhou Golden Microphone Art Examination Training Institution, the failure rate of Guangdong Art Examination in 20 10 is 20%~28% for art and 30% for music. The main reason is that Guangdong candidates and parents have three misunderstandings about art test learning, which are unique to Guangdong.

Myth 1: I have limited knowledge of media art.

According to the statistics of Guangdong college entrance examination in recent three years, Guangdong candidates chose three majors in art examination, namely, art, music and dance, and most of them were traditional majors, such as musicology, dance and art history. But little is known about the emerging media art majors such as broadcast host and film director.

Mr. Huang, Guangzhou Golden Microphone, said that the artistic talents cultivated by many colleges and universities are not specialized "artistic" talents or "artists" in the strict sense, but compound talents related to art. Many art colleges expand their professional fields and adjust their professional layout and direction according to the needs of disciplines and society to meet the needs of society for artistic talents at different levels. For example, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies has set up a broadcasting host college in Guangzhou, which combines broadcasting host major with characteristic English major to cultivate compound bilingual broadcasting host talents with high English level; For example, Guangzhou Institute of Physical Education, as a sports professional college, offers broadcasting and hosting majors. The school gives full play to the specialty of sports and focuses on training sports anchors.

Myth 2: I am afraid that learning art will delay my cultural achievements.

Among the parents and candidates who consult the art test every year, 70% people wander between art study time and cultural study time, thinking that spending a few months studying professional courses will delay their grades and cannot balance the relationship between them.

Mr. Huang, a professional teacher of Guangzhou Golden Microphone Broadcasting and Hosting, pointed out that most of the arts majors were admitted with scores below the batch line 180-300. Take Guangdong as an example, the score of Music 20 1 1 is 35 1, which most students can easily achieve, so it is more important to cultivate professional potential, literacy and ability.

Myth 3: enter the media to take the exam hosted by the broadcast.

It is understood that music and art majors in art majors need candidates to have certain skills, and many of these skills require candidates' talent, but there are not many quick skills. However, different media types have certain rapidity. Nowadays, many media majors in colleges and universities are combined with creative majors such as computer, design and literature, so candidates can have a lot of space and choices. However, Mr. Huang also pointed out that in recent years, almost 90% of the college entrance examination candidates who applied for Guangdong media majors chose broadcasting and hosting related majors.

Director Lu of the Admissions and Employment Office of Guangzhou University pointed out on 20 1 1 that there is a bottleneck in the enrollment of broadcasting hosting majors in Guangdong. First, the language foundation of Guangdong candidates is unmatched by other provinces where Putonghua is the main language. Although Guangdong colleges and universities have Cantonese hosting majors, their enrollment is very limited. Second, the major requires high appearance temperament of candidates, which is not the advantage of Guangdong candidates. According to Mr. Huang, Guangzhou Golden Microphone, there are more than 100 undergraduate colleges offering broadcasting and hosting majors in China, and only more than 30 colleges enroll students in Guangdong. The scarcity of places is another important reason for the high failure rate of this major. The lack of enrollment institutions has something to do with Cantonese being the basic language of Guangdong. Therefore, Guangdong candidates are advised to choose editing, directing, art management and other majors as much as possible. The requirements for recruiting cultural courses and specialized courses in these majors are similar to those of broadcast hosts, and their employment is wider.

At present, the 20 12 art test has entered the sprint stage. While preparing for the technical examination, the majority of candidates should also pay close attention to cultural classes. The admission criteria of art candidates are different from those of ordinary college entrance examination students. For art candidates, the foundation of each subject is particularly important. After dealing with the single-subject examinations in various schools, you need to adjust your state quickly when you return to school, systematically review the knowledge of various subjects, and firmly grasp, cultivate frame thinking and learn problem-solving methods.