Mrs. Hagen

Strands to

Study

Extreme Filming; Music Video;Short Film; Editing for Effects

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Video Productions 10

Media Arts 11/12

Short

Story

Music

Video

Editing

for

EffectsExtreme

Filming

PoliciesProjects will be completed within the given time period

Students will respect fellow film makers by being supportive and offering constructive feedback NOT criticism

Students will support ALL learners by being respectful of learning environments

E-DEVICESElectronics are part

of our lives. However, the

Media room is a cell phone free zone. Please leave devices in pockets or back packs to minimize the possibility of

them being confiscated for the

class.

Projects are expected to be completed during class time. However if additional filming is required, equipment can be signed out on a daily basis.

Videos produced are the property of Timberline Media department and will not include any “Red Flags”

Students can sign out equipment by signing and abiding by the sign out contract and returning equipment in a timely manner

Students are expected to attend EVERY DAY and

arrive ON TIME.

1. Attending the required days determined by Mrs. Hagen2. Completion of learning target demonstration on monthly basis3. Cooperation and professionalism4. Group Collaboration5. Work towards our guiding principles6. Quality care of equipment7. Production of quality and appropriate videos(3 strikes and you’re out) 8. Sign and abide by the course contract

Learning Target Blog 25%Assignments 15%Demonstration of theory presented 30%in class through video samples Independent Video 10%Final Video for each term 20%

The Course Mark Breaks down as the Following:

Class

Website

TSN Hone your

Craft

Students will be expected to write in their learning blog indicating their learning target for the month. They will then reflect on this learning experience and include specific examples through the upload of their projects to the class YouTube Account.

Login Name: tsnhoneyourcraft@gmail.comPassword: tsnmedia

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