Course Objectives:
Upon the completion of this course a
student should be able to:
       ·   Think
and plan creatively
       ·   Explain
the process of audio visual media creations
       ·     Identify
areas of communication where using the tools of visual communication are
appropriate and necessary.
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Demonstrate entry-level proficiency in media
production skills including the operation of video cameras, microphones and
computer editing.
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Understand the policies and procedures in
the use of BLC Studios and its equipment.
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Produce several programs with a team of
students from your class and other production related classes.
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Specifically
the student should be able to:
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Perform pre-production setup in the Bethany
Studio for a show
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Operate the studio cameras, field cameras, switcher,
Ghost sound board and DMX lighting
system with minimal assistance.
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Record audio and create a CD.
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Perform basic editing using Final Cut Pro
and create a DVD with iDVD.
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Speak and present ideas professionally.
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During the
course you will create the following projects:Â
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An experimental audio CD.
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An experimental video.
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A narrative video.
  Course Goals:
 To
give a basic understanding of production elements and our studio. Every student should feel
comfortable in using any of the studio equipment. Each student should also have
a basic understanding of how to plan a production from inception to
distribution. This course supports Bethany's Liberal Arts program of study by
offering students general exposure to video production terms, techniques and
uses in society.
Supplies:
It is the
student's responsibility to provide all necessary supplies for video
production. This includes, but is not limited to, Mini-DV videotapes, CDs, and props. MINI-DV TAPES MUST BE SONY
BRAND.
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Studio Hours:
The
studio is available for use the following hours:
Sunday:
1pm -midnight
Monday
-Thursday: 9am -midnight
Friday: 9am -5pm
Saturday: 1pm -5pm
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During
the evenings a studio monitor is in place to assist you. In the event of an
emergency the monitor knows how to contact me, see them for assistance.
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Grading:
Grades
will be based on the following:
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15% Â Activity
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20% Â Audio
Project
15% Â Experimental
Video
25% Â Final
Project
10% Â Quiz
15% Â Papers
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This
is a hands-on course. Nothing is more important than class attendance! If
you must miss a class please let me know so we can make up the lesson. The
instructor reserves the right to lower grades based on attendance records.
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If you miss more than three
sections of the course you will not receive credit and may receive a failing
grade.
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