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| MCM's aspiring media professionals experience TV broadcasting operations | | |  AGENCIES
CHANDIGARH, May 7: The Department of Mass Communication at Mehr Chand Mahajan DAV College for Women, Chandigarh, organised a highly informative and interactive educational visit to the office of PTC Network in Mohali, offering students a valuable opportunity to experience the world of television broadcasting first-hand. The visit aimed to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry practices by providing students with insights into the multifaceted operations of a television channel. The students interacted with Harpreet Singh Sahni, Executive Editor and Channel Head, PTC News; Dalip Singh, Editor (Digital); Jasleen Kaur, Assistant Editor (Digital) and distinguished alumna of the Department of Mass Communication; and Hakam Singh, Senior Producer, TV Production.
Harpreet Singh Sahni shared his experiences and offered valuable advice on pursuing a career in journalism and mass communication. He highlighted the dynamic nature of the media industry, the prerequisites for being a successful media professional, and the evolving role of technology in news dissemination. Dalip Singh provided an overview of the digital media landscape, emphasising the growing influence of online platforms and the skills necessary to thrive in a digital newsroom. Students were particularly inspired by the journey of alumna Jasleen Kaur, who spoke about her transition from college to the professional world and also shared valuable insights about digital media, reporting and editing. Hakam Singh further enriched the discussion by explaining the technical aspects of television production and the behind-the-scenes efforts involved in creating quality programming. The students were also given a guided tour of the PTC studio and the production control room. They observed the real-time functioning of a news studio, including live broadcast operations, studio management, news editing, and technical coordination, thereby gaining practical exposure to the operational intricacies of television production. The visit served as an excellent platform for students to deepen their understanding of various aspects of media production, reporting, and digital journalism.
Officiating Principal Neena Sharma emphasised the importance of such experiential learning opportunities in empowering students to face the challenges of a rapidly changing media landscape. She reiterated that the Department of Mass Communication at the college continues to strive towards equipping students with the skills, knowledge, and industry exposure necessary to succeed and innovate in the field of mass communication and journalism. |
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