Media Production Course Descriptions
Media Productions Curriculum Guide
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AT801
MEDIA PRODUCTION 1
Level 1 .5 credit
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| AT811
MEDIA PRODUCTION 2 Level 1 .5 credit
This course is designed to allow students who have demonstrated expertise in basic media production skills to become familiar with the type of studio equipment that is available within the school system. Students will learn how to set-up and operate the equipment necessary for studio and remote video productions, how to effectively shoot such productions, and how to handle post-production work, including non-linear editing. Students will learn to develop a program concept (pre-production) and then nurture it through production, post-production, and eventual broadcast. Students will be expected to work with teachers and students from a variety of subject area disciplines. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Media Production 1 |
AT821 ADVANCED MEDIA PRODUCTION Level 1 .5 credit
This course is designed to allow students who have
acquired
basic
multi-media knowledge to strengthen their abilities to ask questions about what
they see; to augment visual production skills with state-of-the-art technology
likely to be encountered in the broadcast field; to provide for creative
expression; to prepare for a media career, or improve media skills for any
career path in the information age; to gain a deeper understanding of the
language of visual communication and to promote media literacy. Students assist
in the production of special television programs for our school and our school
system, produce programs for outside clients, and are responsible for
programming our local educational cable TV station. They are exposed to advanced
production techniques, including non-linear editing, digital editing, standard
and computer animation, presentation software, digital photography, multi-track
audio recording, Web site design, and lighting.
Prerequisite: Successful Completion of Media Production 2.