Start with what you love.

From first beat to finished record, on the equipment the industry actually runs.

Reporting, hosting, and publishing work that reaches a real audience.

Making ideas legible: identity, layout, type, and the reasoning behind them.

Camera, sound, and edit - the whole production, not just the shoot.

A show with a point of view, produced properly and actually published.

Learning to see, then learning to show other people what you saw.

Holding a room - a skill that outlives whatever stage it was learned on.

Everything that has to go right before an audience ever walks in.

Turning creative work into something that can pay for itself.

The tools underneath every other pathway, taught as craft rather than magic.