The department of Communication Arts maintains studios and laboratories for all production classes in Web design and new media, television, digital filmmaking, radio and sound, and advertising/public relations.

Television:
Both campuses have digital studio cameras with ultimate live compositing capabilities. Both campuses have state of the art AVID and Final Cut Pro editing suites. In Old Westbury, a TV news room is equipped with AP wire service and Web-based research service. In Manhattan, there is a state-of-the-art high definition television studio. In Old Westbury, the digitally enhanced television studio has enhanced ultimatte live compositing capabilities. High definition field equipment compatible with the TV Studio is also available in Old Westbury and Manhattan.

Filmmaking:
On both campuses, digital filmmaking laboratories include high definition cameras, editing stations, and screening facilities.

Radio:
On both campuses, radio laboratories are equipped with digital stereo consoles, digital recording equipment and digital audio editing programs. The sound processing laboratories have voice recording, sound transfer and digital mixing facilities.

Motion Graphics:
State-of-the art, multi-platform computer labs are available on both campuses to support all communication arts specializations including new media capabilities.

Radio Station:
An Internet-based radio station is operated by students in Old Westbury.

Events NYIT Auditorium on Broadway:

2012

April 24, Striking Ratings Gold

April 10, Genius Rocket: Crowdsourcing Ads

March 28, Careers in Travel Media

March 28 Careers in Travel Media, part 2

Social Television and the Multi-Screen Experience
WHEN: Tuesday, March 6, 6:30 to 8:00 pm
WHERE: NYIT Auditorium, 1871 Broadway (b'twn. 61st and 62nd Streets)

Social media has turned the traditional one-way model of watching TV into an interactive experience. Almost every broadcaster has been exploring exciting new ways to get noticed and enhance the multi-screen experience. Hear from TV and social media pros.

Sabrina Caluori, VP, Social Media & Performance Marketing, HBO
Scott Rosenberg, Co-Founder and CEO, Umami
Gayle Weiswasser, Vice President, Social Media, Discovery Communications
Moderator: Natan Edelsburg, Vice President, Sawhorse Media

Network News Websites: Reaching Niche Audiences
WHEN: Thursday, March 1, 6:30 to 8:00 pm
WHERE: NYIT Auditorium, 1871 Broadway (b'twn. 61st and 62nd Streets)

Major TV networks are re-purposing their news content on targeted websites in an effort to better serve minority audiences. Learn how niche English-language sites speak to our growing populations of Hispanic, Asian, and African-American communities, what role they are playing in this election year, and find out where new career opportunities will be in this burgeoning area of network news.

David A. Wilson, Founder & Executive Editor, theGRIO.com
Chris Peña, Executive Editor, NBC Latino
Geraldine Moriba, Executive Producer, In America, CNN
Alberto Vourvoulias, Managing Editor, Fox News Latino
Moderator: Lili Gil, Business & Latino Affairs Expert; Media Contributor; Co-founder & Managing Partner, XL Alliance