Video Production & Broadcast Journalism Course Flashcards

Vocabulary flashcards covering the syllabus, grading policies, classroom rules, and major assignments for the Video Production & Broadcast Journalism course.

Video Production & Broadcast Journalism

A yearlong course for students interested in television broadcasting and video production focused on creating various video formats.

Ms. Noel Gnadinger

The instructor for Video Production & Broadcast Journalism located in Room 102.

9th grade math and reading level

The minimum academic achievement level required for students to successfully enroll in the course.

Three-point lighting

A specific lighting technique learned in the course, alongside existing light and bounced light.

Newscast and video production proficiency/performance

A grading category worth 60% of the semester grade, focusing on competency, creativity, storyboarding, and camera work.

Teamwork and Group Communication Skills

A grading category worth 10% of the semester grade that assesses respect for equipment, punctuality, and ability to work with others via journal responses.

HB 208 and Board Policy 09.4261

The specific policies requiring student devices to be turned off or silenced and stored from 9 AM - 4 PM.

Phone home

The designated location in each classroom where students are expected to place their electronic devices.

2 minute rule

The designated time at the end of class when students are permitted to retrieve their phones from the phone home.

Ms. Letendre

The colleague who monitors the classroom when Ms. Gnadinger is absent due to her roles as media specialist and technology coordinator.

Multimedia Mashup

An assignment where students create original content by combining at least three elements such as animation, audio, design software, images, or video.

Adobe Premiere

The specific design software mentioned for editing projects like the Multimedia Mashup and Campus Story.

Digital Storytelling

An assignment where writing a great original story is the primary focus and technology is considered the 'icing on the cake.'

PSA

Stands for Public Service Announcement; a video used to market a product or idea persuasively within precise time limits of 15, 30, or 60 seconds.

Storyboard

A document reflecting the actual words, camera angles, shots, lighting, and audio that must be turned in before starting code on a Campus Story.

Screen capture tutorial

A multimedia product no more than 2 minutes in length that uses screen recording tools to teach a skill or process recorded live from a computer screen.