Video Production (Period 4A)
Course Description
Video Production
Course Objective
Through assigned readings, the viewing of many videos, and the completion of a series of video assignments, you are expected to acquire a thorough understanding of the basic elements of video and audio production.
Units
Introduction to Video Production
Competencies
Understand and utilize proper file formats
Create and compress digital video files, photographs and audio files in various formats.
Computer Basics
Understand and use computer operating systems
Understand file organization
Use supporting application
Employ troubleshooting techniques
Digital Video Editing
Apply proper transition, edits, titles, effects, media and output control
Understand and demonstrate Montage and Continuity editing scenarios
CLASSROOM RULES AND EXPECTATIONS
Be safe
Be respectful
Be responsible
Be on time to class.
Work until the bell.
Be respectful 's' work and personal property.
Respect all school property.
Take appropriate video and/or photographs. Respect privacy issues when publishing videos and photographs.
Please refrain from playing video games, text messaging, emailing, or Facebook during class.
Unkind words and actions toward others and yourself will not be tolerated.
There is no food or drink permitted near the computers in class.
PLAGIARISM & ACADEMIC DISHONESTY
All work in this class must be your own. **Plagiarism is use of another's ideas, words, artwork, video, or photograph without the proper attribution and/or permissions.**
ASSIGNMENTS
Skill development in producing and editing video and sound for multimedia productions. Emphasis on the capture, editing, and outputting of video using a desktop digital video workstation.
This is a flipped classroom. You should watch the tutorials and work on quizzes outside of class. This allows you to use class time to work directly on the projects.
The video project may be shot outside of school, but must be edited in school * Please note you will get the best footage outside of school. Some projects may include a still sequence, stop motion animation, music video, newscast, documentary, and an experimental film.