Credit: Three semester hours

Time: 11:30 - 2:45  Monday through Thursday
Week 1: July 24
Week 2: July 28, 29, 30, 31
Week 3: Aug 4, 5, 6, 7

Location: Satterlee 300

Overview: This course provides students with an introduction to digitial video design and production techniques

Textbooks/References:

Equipment:

In this class we will use HD digital video cameras. In order to complete this class you must have access to (via a previous purchase or new purchase) your own HD digital video camera. You will need a camera with a microophone jack and the ability to record in HD. Along with the camera, you will need both a minijack microphone and a tripod (full-sized). Some cameras, microphones, and tripods are avaialble for signout from the OLT program inventory in Dunn 395 (limited supply). It is always preferable for you to use your own your own equipment, as this will help to ensure knowledge transfer in the future. For editing, we will be using Final Cut Pro on the iMacs in Kellas 100. You may choose to edit on any number of alterantive systems, including, but not limiited to: iMovie, Windows Movie Maker, Lightworks, Adobe Premiere, or Kdenlive. You are similarly encouraged to edit on your own systems, although if you use a laptop the use of a second monitor is encouraged.

Requirements:

Instructional Video Project - 50% of the overall grade.

Variable Topic Project - 50% of the overall grade.

Attendance: Daily attendance is required of all students.

Digital Storage: Each students is required to have a 16 GB or larger usb external drive.

Course Schedule: (subject to change as needed)

Date	Topic
Thursday, July 24	Introduction to Digital Video Editing: Quicktime & I-Movie. First Mini-Project: storyboard, shoot, and edit a complete video (ungraded). Videographing & Storyboarding. Remainder of class time used for developing storyboards.
Monday, July 28	Storyboard of Instructional Video project due today. Storyboards approved during class. Use of remainder of class time for capturing video. Video capture continued over the weekend.
Tuesday, July 29	Instructional Video Project editing. Re-shooting and additional shooting as necessary.
Wednesday, July 30	Continued Instructional Video Project editing.
Thursday, July 31	Instructional Video Projects due today. Preparation of project output (YouTube, DVD, digital files). Click here for a YouTube explanation of various output formats. Class presentation of videos.
Monday, Aug 4	Storyboards of Variable Topic Video Project due today. Storyboards approved during class. Use of remainder of class time for capturing video.
Tuesday, Aug 5	Variable Video Project editing. Re-shotting and additional shooting as necessary.
Wednesday, Aug 6	Continued Variable Topic Video Project editing.
Thursday, Aug 7	Variable Video Project and Report due. Preparation of project output (YouTube, DVD, digital files). Class presentation of videos.

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: Dunn 393
Phone: (315) 323-4456

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This page created 7/23/14 by Anthony Betrus. Last updated 7/23/14