Multimedia Production

 

The Multimedia Production Program offers students the opportunity to enter the exciting field of media. Students become active participants in the production process; creating scripts, visualizing shot sequences, and shooting and editing footage in order to create finished products. In the Animation and Design class, students use state-of-the-art software and computers to create realistic computer-generated animation projects. Students will gain experience in object modeling and character animation, providing a rich foundation in the field.

 

Job Opportunities Include:

  • Camera Operator
  • Feature Animator
  • Medical Modeling
  • Small Business Owner
  • Video Editor
  • Videographer
  • Web Developer
  • Sound Designer

 

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Curriculum

 

Introduction to Video Production

Grades: 10-12
Prerequisite: Keyboarding
This introduction course provides the foundation for success in multimedia. The course focuses primarily on video production, giving basic instruction in scripting, camera operation, and editing. This course will also cover how to incorporate animation and utilize web-based formats for the distribution of information. Students will produce finished products, following the production from initial concept to final master tape.

Video Production II

Grades: 10-12
Prerequisite: Introduction to Video Production
The Video Production II class builds on the foundations provided in Introduction to Video Production, allowing students to expand their training in camera work and editing. Students learn to use Final Cut Pro, a leading professional video editing program, and utilize this powerful tool to produce greenscreen effects, advanced keys, and prepare students for the workforce.

Animation and Design (Honors Credit)

Grades: 10-12
Prerequisite: Introduction to Video Production 
This course teaches the fundamentals of 3-D animation and design and gives students the knowledge and skills necessary for a career in animation. Instruction will utilize the program Lightwave, which is the industry standard for animation in television. This class includes an introduction to animation where models will be created and animated according to scripted actions and behaviors.