Credit: Three semester hours
Time: Tuesdays, 5:30-8:45 Through April 27
Location: Satterlee 300
Overview: This course provides students with an introduction to video design and production techniques, both Analog and Digital.
Texts:
1) Videographing - the Pictorial Sequence by Mendel Sherman for the
AECT Presidents' Library
2) Editing the Pictorial Sequence by Robert Appelman for the AECT Presidents'
Library
Requirements:
Analog Video Project - 50% of the overall Grade
Digital Video Project - 50% of the overall Grade
Attendance: Daily attendance is required of all students
Digital Storage: Each students is required to have 2 100mb zip disks for storage.
Course Schedule: (subject to change as needed)
Date | Topic |
July 30 | Videographing & Storyboarding - First Mini-Project (not graded) |
July 31 | Storyboard of Analog project due today. Storyboards approved during class. Remainder of class time used for capturing video. |
August 1 | Continued use of class time for capturing video. Read - "Videoediting - the Pictorial sequence" for next class. |
August 2 | Editing of Analog Project |
August 3 | Final Video Project & Report due. |
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August 6 | Digitial Video Software - Final Cut Pro; I-Movie; Adobe Premierre; Adobe After-Effects; QuicktimeVR Authoring Studio. |
August 7 | Storyboarding of Digital Video Project due today. Storyboards approved during class. Remainder of class time used for capturing video. |
August 8 | Continued use of class time for capturing video. Begin Editing Digital Project |
August 9 | Editing of Digital Project |
August 10 | Final Video Project and Repor due. |
Plagiarism: This course adheres to the College's policy on academic honesty as stated in the Graduate Catalog. Plagiarism may lead to grade reduction, course failure, or expulsion from school.
Students with Disabilities
Any student with a disability needing academic adjustments or accommodations
should speak with the professor as early as possible. Students with
disabilities should also contact: Sharon House, Coordinator of Accommodative
Services at 267-3267, Sisson 112, or e-mail her at housese@potsdam.edu
for further assistance. All disclosures will remain confidential.
Office Information:
E-mail: betrusak@potsdam.edu
Office: Satterlee Hall 212
Phone: (315) 267-2670
Office Hours: 12:00-1:00 M-F
This page created 7/30/01 by Anthony Betrus. Last updated 8/06/01