The Digital Imaging Training Program consists of two parts.

• There is an initial classroom training to understand concepts related to electronic records management. This training focuses on the tools and process required to accomplish steps two through four in any conversion project.
• The second part of the training program consists of hands-on experiences on project sites. This provides an opportunity to practice the skills learned with an actual project for a customer. This ensures that those receiving training can accomplish projects in real world settings and address the issues that show up in actual projects as opposed to classroom-based projects.

The Video Production Training program is designed to teach the student how to film and edit a professional video for a client with a professional video camera, professional lighting kit and several types of microphones. The training also includes the capturing of raw video files and as well as the cataloging, editing and rendering the video and audio in order to complete a usable video.

The Training Program consists of both classroom and practicum components. Through the practicum, WRLP program participants work with nonprofit and public agencies on videos that serve the needs of these agencies. Agencies receive these services at a fraction of commercial costs. Please feel free to look at our gallery of commercial work.

Program participants may also work in teams to produce their own videos. A sample of these video, many based on the theme of the “Faces of Poverty” can be viewed here.