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Media Production and Broadcasting Courses
Media Production and Broadcasting Courses
Digital Art and Media
Film Production & Editing I
Film Production & Editing II
In this project-based class, students will utilize theory and applications acquired in prerequisites through the creation of multimedia presentations. Particular attention will be paid to the three-way relationship between client/users, authors, and digital equipment to communicate appropriate ambiance and information. An understanding of teamwork, branding, and audience psychology will result in dynamic multimedia projects that follow a corporate or professional model. Students will create projects for the school and the local community, and start to build a professional portfolio.
.5 Credit
Students begin this course by learning basic skills, camera techniques and the equipment needed to do so. Students will learn editing and video production skills, including how to use cameras, lights, microphones, editing software and techniques, and TV equipment. Students will complete short video projects, written and verbal scene analysis, non-linear editing, graphics for video, audio for video and short original "films". TV studio technology and film technology history will be explored.
.5 Credit
This is an advanced-skills class open to motivated students interested in expanding their video production skills. This class is “project-portfolio based,” and students are expected to be self-motivated, creative, and concerned with producing quality work. Students will learn advanced video/film production concepts, including advanced lighting and camera techniques. Students will learn advanced editing techniques using professional editing software. Students will also explore screenwriting, basic scene work, interviewing for video, and advanced audio for video. Students will produce a final project showcasing their work at the end of the semester. Such programs have previously aired on ETV, Ch. 19, and these projects will be eligible for the same.
.5 Credit
News & Broadcast Journalism
This is an advanced-skills level course designed to allow students to apply the knowledge and abilities acquired in Introduction to TV Studio and Video. Students operate lighting, audio and other studio equipment. Tasks include generating production of video programs for the weekly news and Channel 19 YJTV. Students will apply their experience from the introductory course to create well-designed productions such as interview segments, Fox TV student news, news stories and segments and other studio productions. Students will refine talents and abilities using software programs to edit video and create basic graphics for video.
.5 Credit
Industry Recognized Credentials
Film Production & Editing I
Film Production & Editing II
News & Broadcast Journalism
-YouScience Video Production I
-YouScience Video Production II
-YouScience TV Broadcasting I
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Mrs. Spinelli- jspinelli@east-haven.k12.ct.us
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