Intro to Video Production and Advanced Video Production, also known as Video Production 2, are both serious courses that teach student's how to make broadcast quality newscasts, PSA's, commercials, and music videos. Student's are taught the correct way of handling production equipment, as well as how to act professionally on a shoot. Furthermore, they learn the basic techniques on how to frame shots using the basic shots of the video repertoire. 

Students will also learn key time management skills. With strict deadlines and only forty minutes a day to do their work, students are forced to work under pressure, work together as a team, and manage time to successfully complete their work. This is a fast paced, challenging, and exciting course that will prepare students for higher education as well as the work place.

Film Studies also know as Video Production 3 is a serious course that teaches students how to make broadcast quality productions and reinforces what they learned in Video Production 2. This year the students will produce Documentaries and Silent Films. Students are reinforced on the correct way of handling production equipment as well as how to act professionally on a shoot. It is very important for them to learn how to act professional because some of our projects will be shot on location in local businesses. Furthermore, they learn the more advance editing techniques on how to frame shots.

Experience in news reporting and writing, and explanation of the ideals of journalism. Students learn how to report and research news stories, use social media and digital skills in news gathering, and write news stories for online and print publications. Students also explore feature writing and how to incorporate multimedia, such as video and photographs, into story packages.

This course introduces students to the practices of broadcast journalism in the United States, and the role the profession plays in educating and informing the public through a variety of news formats. Students will learn how to legally and ethically collect information, write clear and readable stories, use multiple platforms, and how to cover news, weather, sports, and other types of stories. They will have a daily broadcast of news and school announcements to produce.  They are required to stay after school and complete the news broadcast until completed without error. 

This course is designed to introduce students to audio technology and the production process. Student’s will gain familiarity with industry terminology, production equipment, and practice fundamental production techniques. Emphasis is placed on creating music and commercials. 

The course begins with an overview of the Logic music software, including its windows and editors, navigation, key commands, screensets, and workflow. You'll then dive into MIDI editing, MIDI real-time control, audio recording and editing