Television Media Broadcasting and Communications
Television Broadcast Production: 1 Credit. Year/Grades 11 or 12. This is a Fine Arts elective.
This course provides instruction and field experience in all areas of television broadcast production, including camera and recording formats, video editing, and live event production. In order to receive full benefit of this course, the student should be available during and after school hours to be able to participate in live broadcast capture. This is NOT a requirement; however, the student will not gain knowledge of all course content without experiencing live video capture situations. Production projects are aired on Fairmont Cable Channel 12.
This course provides instruction and field experience in all areas of television broadcast production, including camera and recording formats, video editing, and live event production. In order to receive full benefit of this course, the student should be available during and after school hours to be able to participate in live broadcast capture. This is NOT a requirement; however, the student will not gain knowledge of all course content without experiencing live video capture situations. Production projects are aired on Fairmont Cable Channel 12.
The first half of the year is focussed on learning how to set up and use the equipment. Students will film school sporting events and broadcast them live-stream on the web. Students will learn to work under highly stressful real life situations and problem solve.
The second half of the year transitions to more studio work, filming and editing using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere and other programs to create a finished product.
The second half of the year transitions to more studio work, filming and editing using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premiere and other programs to create a finished product.
Watch the Student Connections Video Production to learn about the details that go into making a good video production. Click on the photo at left to go to the 1/2 hour television show.
Martin Luther High School is the ONLY high school in the area that offers Television Media Broadcasting and Communications.
Martin Luther High School is the ONLY high school in the area that offers Television Media Broadcasting and Communications.