Theater, Cinema, and Film Production 1a
- coursework
- experiences
- projects
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the production phase in filmmaking by creating and implementing a video production schedule and checklist and applying lighting and audio techniques.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the pre-production phase in filmmaking by creating a storyboard and formulating effective camera shots.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the production phase in filmmaking by creating and implementing a video production schedule and checklist and applying lighting and audio techniques.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the post-production phase in filmmaking by explaining film editing techniques, explaining the film revision process, and applying revision and editing to their own film.
Projects allow students to demonstrate their understanding of concepts and skills by completing a job-related task. The assignment might be to create a mural, a package design, a speech, a film review, or a movie set – you name it! These creative projects are about applying your learning acquired through in-depth research to real-world career tasks.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the production phase in filmmaking by creating and implementing a video production schedule and checklist and applying lighting and audio techniques.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the pre-production phase in filmmaking by creating a storyboard and formulating effective camera shots.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the production phase in filmmaking by creating and implementing a video production schedule and checklist and applying lighting and audio techniques.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the post-production phase in filmmaking by explaining film editing techniques, explaining the film revision process, and applying revision and editing to their own film.
Film Production Experience is one of our Career Exploration offerings. During this course, you will learn career-related skills and earn a badge for this accomplishment. A badge is a digital certification of your career-related learning that you can share on social media or with higher education platforms, colleges, potential employers, peers, and colleagues. Select this link to learn more about badges.
Experiences allow you to explore a career field you’re curious about while mastering competencies for school credit. Through experiential learning, you will learn skills and apply these skills to tasks you would complete as part of a career, rather than completing traditional assessments like essays or tests. During your experience, you’ll work with a professional in the field to support your learning. You’ll earn a badge for your accomplishments, which you can share on social media and higher education platforms, or with colleges, potential employers, peers, and/or colleagues to display your qualifications.
Here’s how experiences work:
Here’s an example:
Let’s say you’re curious about a career in healthcare. You decide you’d like to learn about this career area, make a professional connection, earn a badge, and earn competencies for your 9th-grade English requirement. While enrolled in English 1 Experiences, you conduct research to better understand language and structure in writing. Then, you work with an Occupational Therapist who helps you apply this understanding to the creation of an informational video. The video aims to advise the family members of patients regarding adaptive equipment and accommodations to help them support their family members as they go about their daily tasks. You’ve earned the Language and Structure in Writing competency! This is just one example of the many ways experiences can bridge competencies to careers.
*A parent/guardian permission form and background check of the outside expert are required for students to work with outside experts without parental supervision.
*Please have an idea for an outside expert in mind prior to enrollment or consult with our counseling department by emailing [email protected] prior to enrollment for support identifying one.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the production phase in filmmaking by creating and implementing a video production schedule and checklist and applying lighting and audio techniques.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the pre-production phase in filmmaking by creating a storyboard and formulating effective camera shots.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the production phase in filmmaking by creating and implementing a video production schedule and checklist and applying lighting and audio techniques.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the post-production phase in filmmaking by explaining film editing techniques, explaining the film revision process, and applying revision and editing to their own film.
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