Learning Target/Outcome: What I'll Learn: 

I can demonstrate knowledge of the three phase production processes (pre-production-planning, production-filming, and post-production-editing, color-grading, and visual effects) 

I can create scripts, formats, storyboards, timelines, schedules and editing video footage 

Math I need to know

Understanding and Interpreting Data:

• • Basic Arithmetic: Essential for tasks like calculating percentages, ratios, and rates of change.

  • Statistics: Understanding basic statistical concepts allows you to analyze and interpret various data sets, such as audience demographics, viewership figures, market trends, and research findings.

  • Quantitative Reasoning: The ability to work comfortably and competently with numbers, including understanding how data is generated and the basic principles of probability and statistics.

  • Graphs and Visualizations: Understanding and interpreting charts, graphs, and other visual representations of data is crucial for effectively communicating insights to a broader audience

Careers 

Camera operators film video for broadcast. They may write, follow and rehearse scripts. Camera operators collaborate with directors and talent to determine how to shoot scenes.

Production assistants work in studios and on sets to assist producers, directors and other film crew members. They help adjust lighting and set up equipment before filming. Production assistants may also attend to guests and on-air personalities. For some projects, this may include handling duties such as scheduling guest interviews, answering phone calls and coordinating transportation and catering services.

A music director oversees music programming and plans music for events. They may manage the music production and schedule both artists and musicians for recording sessions. Music directors can compose music and transpose work from other composers. In movies and television, a music director selects the songs for the film.

A news reporter researches current events and collects information to present accurate reports to the public. They may interview witnesses, track leads and write or edit news stories. News reporters may also appear on camera to present their news stories.

Sound engineers operate sound equipment. They can enhance audio, add sound effects and record audio. For live shows and performances, they help set up equipment including microphones, speakers and instruments. Sound engineers also edit audio and correct sound issues that may occur, such as feedback from microphones or faulty speakers.

A news producer collaborates with the news director to select broadcast content. They design news shows to include reports, graphics and video content. They also set filming schedules and tell the production crew and special guests when to arrive and how much time they will spend at the filming location.

Video editors assemble and edit raw video files and prepare the film for broadcast. They may perform sound editing such as adjusting volume, reducing background noise or adding special sound effects. Editors also add video transitions or color correct footage to ensure a clean and aesthetically pleasing final product. Video editors may collaborate with directors to make edits on the film.