Mr. Everett
Video Production 1 & 2
Tuesday, September 4, 2007 - C Day
Homework Due: None!
- Welcome and introductions...
- Review of the syllabus. Please read, review, and sign it for tomorrow...
- Fill out the information on the news sheet. Discuss course direction and content.
As fun as all the razzmatazz effects might be to play with, you should consider all this high-tech stuff merely a tool for a greater purpose: the effective communication of ideas and information.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007 - C Day
Homework Due: a. Signed syllabus.
- Define journalism and responsibilities of video journalists.
- Group work: Journalism examined...
- Student Guide: Journalism and Video Journalism Defined... Provide a half-page reaction to the article.
Friday, September 7, 2007 - B Day
Homework Due: a. Signed syllabus. b. Reaction to Journalism and Video Journalism Defined. (If you forgot the syllabus, it is now late. You should turn it in Monday for 50% credit.)
- Identify foundational components for video journalism.
- Begin with reading Production Overviews I & II on Cybercollege's Television Production course. Complete the readings, keep track of the vocabulary, and do the online quizzes for each overview. Show your quiz results to Mr. Everett after each reading.
Semester 1 Weekly Calendars
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