Arts A/V & Communication
Video Production |
Video Production is a comprehensive course that prepares students for future training and careers in the video/mass-media field. Students study all aspects of video production, including developing concepts, creating story boards, writing scripts and videotape shooting, editing and titling. Over a two-year course of study students will create and show complete video presentations. The course will expose students to the use of state of the art video cameras, digital video equipment, editing machines and software. Students will explore the conventions and techniques of video and film as they learn to evaluate the quality of video and film in news broadcast, documentary, entertainment and advertisement.
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For students in grades: |
11-12 |
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Credits: |
A maximum of three credits per year |
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Graduation Requirements: |
Technology- MAUHS students can earn the required 0.5 Technology credit by completing the first year of this program |
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Suggested Preparation: |
B&W photography, good word processing skills |
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Post High School Education: |
Video Production graduates have enrolled in Castleton, CCV, Keene State, University of New Hampshire, University New Haven, Art Institute of Philadelphia, PACE, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New School, Full Sail College, Clark, University of Massachusetts, University of Oregon, and Emerson |
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Student Organizations: |
Students taking this program are eligible to participate in SkillsUSA contests, field trips and events |
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Video Production Students Study: |
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- History & Appreciation of Film & Video
- Media Literacy
- Camera Features
- Camera Moves
- Screen Directions
- Visual Composition & Framing
- Creating & Editing a Sequence
- Directing & Shooting
- Lighting & Sound
- Script Writing
- Interviewing
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Projects students
have done:
- Silent Movie
- How to Video
- Educational Video
- Animation
- Montages
- Public Service Announcements
- Commercials
- Dramatic Movies
- Comic Movies
- Documentary
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