Whatever the medium, professionals in the field of digital media play major roles in shaping the way we view the world. Digital Media students will develop skills in video, audio, film, and the web. Career opportunities exist in a number of fields, including radio, television, film, theatre, corporate video, public broadcasting, social media, and emerging media industries. The major's liberal arts emphasis will give students the education to thrive in and adapt to this era of convergence and competition. Shoot video, host your own radio show, produce television shows and filmsor use media technology in your own, original way. Campus radio, television, and film production units are entirely student-run. Direct your studies into a career in producing, writing, directing, programming, media management, promotion, or audience research. Milwaukee is a top-35 market'small enough to get your foot in the door, big enough to prepare you for any media market in the country.<br><br>Digital Media students have access to Johnston Hall's recently renovated television and audio studios, video editing suites, industry standard creative software and professional production equipment. Real-world experience, crucial to professional placement after graduation, is yours through internships in Milwaukee and other major media markets such as New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlanta. Marquette's Digital Media majors have interned in Los Angeles with Judd Apatow Productions, the Emmys and E News, in New York with The Daily Show. Locally, students intern at several Milwaukee and Chicago-based radio and television stations, the Milwaukee Film Festival, Plum Media, Tri-Marq Productions and 371 Productions.