Posted on August 27, 2024 by John Elizondo
The phrase “content creation” is taking form in multiple ways at UTSA. This fall, the university is preparing UTSA students for the state’s growing creative workforce with inspiring new degree programs. These programs aim to drive the university’s efforts to recruit the state’s most creatively talented students.
A group of COLFA students work on a project in the studio.
The phrase “content creation” is taking form in multiple ways at UTSA. This fall, the university is preparing UTSA students for the state’s growing creative workforce with inspiring new degree programs. These programs aim to drive the university’s efforts to recruit the state’s most creatively talented students.
“Everyone needs content, and everyone needs somebody to make the eye-catching things that go on their social media feeds or support their marketing and advertising efforts,” Paul Ardoin, UTSA director of Film and Media Studies, said. “This is really something that applies to any modern industry.”
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— John Elizondo
