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INTRODUCTION TO TV/VIDEO PRODUCTION
Grades 10, 11, 12 * .50 Credit * Career Zone: EMIT, AC, BMMT
Grades 10, 11, 12 * .50 Credit * Career Zone: EMIT, AC, BMMT
Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward math-related experience for students currently in their senior year when taken with 609 Advanced TV / Video Production. / Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward 1.0 credit in Visual, Performing, or Applied Arts. This class is a hands-on class that will provide students with an overview of television and video production. Students will learn about the tools and technology required to put together several different types of television and video projects. Students will then gain a working knowledge of a news broadcast. Students will plan, create, format, and evaluate television and video production. Projects that are relevant to the television and video industry. This course meets the State of Michigan's 21st Century Applied Learning Core Skills standards and benchmarks.
Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward math-related experience for students currently in their senior year when taken with 609 Advanced TV / Video Production. / Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward 1.0 credit in Visual, Performing, or Applied Arts. This class is a hands-on class that will provide students with an overview of television and video production. Students will learn about the tools and technology required to put together several different types of television and video projects. Students will then gain a working knowledge of a news broadcast. Students will plan, create, format, and evaluate television and video production. Projects that are relevant to the television and video industry. This course meets the State of Michigan's 21st Century Applied Learning Core Skills standards and benchmarks.
ADVANCED TV/VIDEO PRODUCTION
ADVANCED TV/VIDEO PRODUCTION
Grades 10, 11, 12 * 1 Credit * Career Zone: EMIT, AC, BMMT
Grades 10, 11, 12 * 1 Credit * Career Zone: EMIT, AC, BMMT
Prerequisite: C or higher in Introduction to TV / Video Production (608), Photography I (940), Digital Imaging (943), or Digital Art (944)
Prerequisite: C or higher in Introduction to TV / Video Production (608), Photography I (940), Digital Imaging (943), or Digital Art (944)
Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward math-related experience for students currently in their senior year. Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward 1.0 credit in Visual, Performing, or Applied Arts. Advanced TV/Video Production course provides students with an opportunity to gain extensive video production field-work and video editing experience. Students participating in this course not only are in a traditional high school class setting, but filming and producing live events. Students will meet course requirements by attending and filming school events, such as sporting games, plays, concerts, etc.; and editing footage. Student will use online technologies to communicate and track progress in course. It is recommended that students complete TV/Video Production or Digital Video. This course has been approved to meet the visual/performing/applied arts credit.
Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward math-related experience for students currently in their senior year. Fulfills MMC graduation requirement toward 1.0 credit in Visual, Performing, or Applied Arts. Advanced TV/Video Production course provides students with an opportunity to gain extensive video production field-work and video editing experience. Students participating in this course not only are in a traditional high school class setting, but filming and producing live events. Students will meet course requirements by attending and filming school events, such as sporting games, plays, concerts, etc.; and editing footage. Student will use online technologies to communicate and track progress in course. It is recommended that students complete TV/Video Production or Digital Video. This course has been approved to meet the visual/performing/applied arts credit.
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