Television and Video Production 1 BCST 1120

Upon successful completion, the student will be able to:

• Explain the basic components of a television production and how each inter-relates with the other components.
• Set up, troubleshoot, and operate professional video cameras independently within a given amount of time.
• Use professional video cameras independently to capture technically accurate images according to composition guidelines and record multi-channel audio.
• Apply elements and principles of art to compose visuals that effectively communicate a specific meaning and tell a pre-determined story to a defined audience.
• Explain the aesthetic concept of sequencing images to create a sense of continuous action for the viewer.
• Independently create video sequences that generate aesthetically pleasing, continuous actions on screen for the viewer.
• Export a finished edit to correct industry-standard expectations.
• Set up a basic lighting kit to accomplish standard three-point interview lighting in a given amount of time.
• Independently apply technical and aesthetic principles to tell a simple story using video and audio.
• Explain the various roles involved in a live-to-tape studio production.
• Set up and operate, under direct supervision, all the equipment in a television studio environment.
• Perform, under direct guidance, each of the various roles involved in a live-to-tape studio production.

Effective as of Fall 2016