JRNL 350.01: Intermediate Video Photography
Raymond G. Ekness · The Mathematics Enthusiast · 2014
Learning Outcomes• Show visual literacy, understanding, and skills.• Think critically and creatively.• Critically evaluate and tailor video projects for an appropriate audience.• Use appropriate tools and technology. Scope and ExpectationsThis course will incorporate remote video projects to teach production techniques.Using a variety of assignments, students will be expected to master the areas of producing, video photography, post-production editing, audio, graphics, copywriting and other production areas.Television is a team effort.You will have to learn to work with others to be successful.Learn to get along with each other.Your cooperation and willingness to work together and get along during productions will be noticed and recorded.I expect you to show up to class prepared.You are expected to pay attention and take notes during each class. Attendance PolicyAttendance is mandatory.Excused absences must be documented by the instructor.If you are late for class or for a script or edit review session, you will be considered absent.Punctuality is expected. DeadlinesAs is the case with all broadcast programs, deadlines are critical.All assignments must be handed in on time.One full grade (10%) will subtracted for each day the assignment is late.No assignments will be accepted later than ONE