Course Description
Broadcast AV: Glass-to-Glass gives learners a clear, practical way to understand the modern media workflow from camera lens to viewer screen. The course follows one complete signal path: capture the moment, manage the program, move it through the facility, distribute it to viewers, and plan for the moments when reliability matters most.
This is a high-level, learner-friendly course, not a deep engineering certification. It builds shared fluency between broadcast and AV by focusing on vocabulary, timings, standards, control-room flow, streaming delivery, troubleshooting, and the operating discipline behind reliable one-to-many media experiences.
Audience
AV professionals seeking to build broadcast literacy
Broadcast professionals seeking a broader understanding of modern AV and IP media environments
Anyone new to either discipline who needs a structured introduction to the convergence between these fields
Price
Non-member | $249 |
Member | $224.10 |
Each module has additional objectives, but these are the course-level objectives.
Define broadcast-style operation by explaining how audience expectations, reliability, timing, monitoring, and quality commitments shape modern AV and broadcast workflows.
Explain how standards, timing references, signal parameters, and interoperability practices support predictable performance in broadcast-style systems.
Trace the capture and contribution portion of a glass-to-glass workflow, including key decisions related to light, camera setup, production tools, signal transport, and live handoffs.
Differentiate the roles, responsibilities, and handoffs of technical operations, production control, and master control functions in creating and delivering a finished program.
Describe how finished media is encoded, packaged, distributed, monitored, and adapted for viewer devices, network conditions, and platform requirements.
Develop a show-ready workflow plan that incorporates documentation, rehearsal, monitoring, redundancy, troubleshooting, and recovery practices.
Developed by AVIXA
Developed by AVIXA with contributions from external subject matter experts.
