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Video Production I
How do you create and edit moving images to communicate big ideas?
Video Production I
How do you create and edit moving images to communicate big ideas?
Video Production is an active hands on course. The goal is to learn to film and edit on industry standard equipment to communicate big ideas. Film Makers will produce work in a variety of genres, from documentaries to music videos. Additionally, film makers learn the foundations of film, how to hook an audience, frame and compose interesting shots that convey meaning and the process from pre to post production. We will analyze and learn to critique visual media.
Video Production II
Prerequisite: Video Production I
How to do engage and hold an audience?
Video Production II
Prerequisite: Video Production I
How to do engage and hold an audience?
Video Production II builds upon the skills and content learned in Video Production I. Through hands-on experience, students learn advanced camera and editing techniques. Students further their skills and knowledge of Visual Effects and Animation in After Effects and Procreate. Students produce sophisticated video projects, strengthening their communication and storytelling skills. Critical Thinking is emphasized; to question and evaluate the effectiveness and creativity of a visual message. Students are required to do one community service shoot throughout the school year. Meets concurrently with Video Production III
Advanced Video Production III
Advanced Video Production III
Prerequisite: Video Production II
How do you develop personal voice through video?
In Video Production III students hone their personal voice, creativity and storytelling skills through video. Through hands-on experience, students further develop skills in filmmaking, cinematography, and video editing, while also learning to think critically about narrative, mood, and visual communication. This course emphasizes both the technical and artistic aspects of filmmaking, encouraging experimentation and the development of a personal creative vision. Students develop a concentration of films in an area of personal interest that results in a robust portfolio.
Meets concurrently with Video Production II, IV
Advanced Video Production IV
Advanced Video Production IV
Prerequisite: Video Production III
How can film be used as a unique form of aesthetic expression to communicate a cohesive narrative and personal vision?
In Video Production IV, students will explore film as a unique form of creative and aesthetic expression by developing narrative films. Throughout the course, students will build on their prior knowledge of key areas of film production—such as, storytelling, cinematography, and editing—while making intentional creative choices that support story, theme, and personal voice. Students will write original screenplays and create essential pre-production materials. Emphasis is placed on planning, collaboration, revision, exploration, and reflection as students will complete narrative films from concept to final cut.
Meets concurrently with Video Production II & III
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