6310 – Digital Video Production

2 credits – semester course

Level: CP

Prerequisite:Any of the four Studio Art courses, Studio - Moving Image is strongly recommended

Through hands-on experiences, this course immerses students in cinematic language's intricate world while integrating media literacy and visual culture. Participants will not only master shot types, composition, and editing techniques but also explore the broader landscape of media awareness and visual communication.

From crafting compelling scripts to developing storyboards, pitch decks, and production books, students gain comprehensive, practical insights into the entire filmmaking process. Utilizing industry-standard software like PremierPro, they refine their filming and editing skills, transforming their creative visions into compelling visual narratives.

6320 – Highline Video Broadcast 

4 credits – year-long course

Level: Honors

This course is available for students in grades 11 and 12. Admission is contingent upon the review and submission of a demo reel showcasing their videography and editing skills or the approval of the Department Head. Students are welcome to repeat this course.

Highline is Lexington High School’s dedicated video broadcast, streaming both on campus and online. This course offers students an in-depth exploration of content creation, introductory journalism, and media literacy. As members of the Highline team, students will gain hands-on experience in planning, filming, and producing video content that highlights the dynamic events, and stories within the Lexington community. Through showcasing diverse individuals, groups, and events, students will lead the creation of engaging videos that capture and celebrate the unique spirit of Lexington. This course emphasizes a project-driven approach, fostering collaboration and essential group work. With an added focus on understanding media literacy and dissecting visual culture, students are invited to join us on a journey that cultivates not only cinematic storytelling but also critical insights into the power and impact of visual media.