<p> TELEVISION AND VIDEO PRODUCTION I</p><p>INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Reilly Room 109 [email protected] CLASS MEETING: Every Day LENGTH OF CLASS: 90 minutes GRADE LEVEL: 9 – 12 Extra Help Available Most evenings – Request Advised</p><p>DESCRIPTION OF COURSE: This course is designed to familiarize the student with the processes and tools associated with Video and TV Production. Students will work on pre-production techniques, video production aesthetic principles, recording procedures, camera operation, studio and field production, lighting and audio and techniques, TV studio production, as well as editing concepts. The students will develop skills through a series of projects in the field of video. </p><p>COURSE OBJECTIVES: 1. Learn how to operate a digital camera at a professional level. 2. Learn how to organize as well as produce many forms of video. 3. Learn how to implement preproduction, production, and post production in a professional manor 4. Learn how to incorporate sound techniques into a video shoot effectively. 5. Learn how apply the necessary lighting to accomplish the needed effect.</p><p>TITLES OF PROJECTS: 1. Trailers 2. Interviews 3. Documentaries 4. Program Promotions 5. Integrated Activities</p><p>REQUIRED STEPS WITHIN EACH PROJECT: The following items are required before any equipment released: 1. Approved Treatment / Proposal 2. Approved Story Board 3. Approved Written Scripts</p><p>TV / Video Production 2018 年 5 月 10 日 POLICES: Rules of to classroom: 1. Appropriate level of talking. 2. No talking while the instructor is. 3. Raise your hand when you have a question. 4. No leaving the room without permission.</p><p>5. Treat all people with respect. a. Physically b. Verbally c. Emotionally d. Materialistically</p><p>6. Only two people at the bathroom at a time (one female and one male). 7. No student will be aloud to use the bathroom without a pass. 8. The phone is off limits to everyone, unless given permitting. 9. No cell phones. 10. No Music devises.</p><p>GRADING: Each student will be given the grade that is directly reflective of their efforts. There will be rubrics given for video projects.</p><p>In addition, students will be given daily grades for their work on the in house TV station.</p><p>All of these projects will be completed for portfolio use.</p><p>METHODS OF EVALUATION: 1. Project Based Rubrics 2. Visual Evaluation by Instructor 3. Oral Evaluation by Instructor 4. Peer Evaluation</p><p>MATERIALS: No needed at this time.</p><p>“Course content may vary from this outline to meet the needs of this particular group”</p><p>TV / Video Production 2018 年 5 月 10 日</p>