TRF-2330 Video Production II

Credits: 3
This course is a continuation of Video Production I, emphasizing field production and editing. Students learn best practices in producing and directing on location. They learn to use field cameras, location lighting, and audio equipment to produce several projects. Additionally, students explore the field production process from concept to completion, including idea creation, pre-production, maintaining production notebooks, script breakdowns, basic scripts/outlines, scheduling, basic budgets, and production and post-production techniques.

Prerequisite(s): TRF-1330 or departmental permission

Course Outcomes

Explain the pre-production, production, and post-production processes in video production.
Produce a video project on location.
Maintain a production notebook.
Develop a budget for a project.
Prepare a script or outline and storyboard for a project.
Construct a shooting schedule for a project.
Operate lights, camera, and sound production equipment to shoot a scene on location.
Assemble (edit) the footage recorded into a finished project.