Mediatech Institute
Locations: Austin, TX; Houston, TX; Dallas, TX; Oceanside, CA
Degrees: Diploma
Programs: Recording Arts, Digital Film & Video Arts
Tuition Range: Contact School
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With three locations in Texas, and one in California, MediaTech Institute is a specialized trade school offering intensive training programs in Recording Arts and Digital Film & Video Arts, to prepare students for careers in recording, film and television. The curriculum is structured around hands-on training in studios and labs found on all campuses. Both programs cover the technical and business aspects of their respective areas of concentration.
MediaTech’s programs focus on career preparation, and each program lasts approximately 10 months to one year, culminating in a diploma. Tuition rates for these programs are unavailable on the school’s website, so contact the school directly for details.
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With three locations in Texas, and one in California, MediaTech Institute is a specialized trade school offering intensive training programs in Recording Arts and Digital Film & Video Arts, to prepare students for careers in recording, film and television. The curriculum is structured around hands-on training in studios and labs found on all campuses. Both [...]
Review by Jacob K.
February 8, 2012 1I am a musician that went to Audio engineering school to try to make it in the music industry. I tried to cultivate multiple options into the business. I Graduated from Media Tech Institute March of 2009. I worked under the table for a guy that ran sound in a bar on 6th st but felt that he took advantage of me and didn’t like to pay me. I think he still owes me 50 dollars. I am still looking for engineering work I sometimes play my guitar on the street for coffee money in downtown Austin. My goal is to find a entry level or even a internship in a studio where I can learn from some person more seasoned in the industry. I still have about 9,000 dollars that I have to pay. The school cost 21,000 for the full year. I know know it’s very expensive for what you get. There’s simply too much to learn for them to squeeze it into one year. I would recommend going to a university or even a community college rather than a technical school. Employers just don’t take me seriously. I’ve been told I’m not considered a Audio Engineer.
Debt Accrued: $5,001 - $10,000
Found work after graduation? No