Daily+Objectives


 * Daily Agenda**


 * Tuesday, September 6**
 * Getting to Know You
 * Class Expectations
 * THTV Tour
 * Contract for Equipment Check Out


 * September 7-8**


 * Notes:**
 * Continuity**- is the consistency of the characteristics of person, plot, objects, places, and events seen by the viewer.


 * Script Supervisor –** pays attention to maintain continuity across the chaotic and typically non-linear (not in sequence) production shoot, example is photos.


 * Pacing** – rhythm or tempo. The film director translates events in a script into actions that make up scenes and sequences that is, as the director shapes the actors performances and stages the other actions in front of the camera. The director makes the actions swell, subside, and swell again. The director does this to keep the scene from losing its energy and its intensity. (TIMING and setting mood)


 * Camera Angles—**Type of camera framing you use to tell your story with pictures.

Please look at this link to find out more about the shots and angles that were covered in [|lecture.]

Here is a short video to help further explain [|camera angles.]


 * September 9, 11, 12**

Basic Camera Set Up
 * Camera
 * Battery
 * Tape Insertion
 * Tape Speed=SP
 * Audio=16 Bit
 * Set screen for wide (16X9) or standard (4X3)
 * Basic Tripod Use
 * Battery Charging When Done


 * September 13-14: Videos Due on September 20.**
 * Lesson Objective:**
 * Lesson plan for students to become aware of camera shots and continuity
 * Each shot must be carefully planned and executed
 * Students will shoot a video with no outside editing. See details for **VIDEO #1**
 * Health topic will be picked from random drawing
 * Camera angles, pacing, shot selections, and continuity will be the focus on this lesson
 * Students will make a profound statement with the emphasis on continuity and not to exceed five minutes

6-30 second shots all framed differently. Final Cut Pro Editing Tutorials.
 * September 21-October 3.**

The purpose of this video is to encourage someone to do something good for themselves or for someone else. It involves selling an idea, but not selling a product for money. Examples of PSA topics you may wish to consider are:
 * October 10-October 24 - Public Service Announcement (PSA)**
 * Something to help the environment like recycling or planting trees, helping with Rouge River Days.
 * Donating blood to the American Red Cross
 * Discouraging use of tanning beds
 * Anti-bullying PSAs


 * The video should be 60-90 seconds in length.
 * It should have lots of close-ups.
 * A storyboard must be turned in and approved before going out to tape.
 * Plan to change have a new edit approx every 6 seconds.