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Graphic Communication
TV Video Production
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Graphic Communications 1 - 177903
Graphic Communications 2 - 177933
Digital Media Production 1 - 177913
Digital Media Production 2 - 177923
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ARTS, MEDIA, AND COMMUNICATION - GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
ARTS, MEDIA, AND COMMUNICATION - GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION
Completer Program: Graphic Communications
CIP Number: 100350
Credits Needed for Completion: 5
Completer Code: 1F
This program is open to tenth and eleventh grade students, but priority is given to those applying to start this program in eleventh grade.
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REQUIRED COURSE: GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS 1 – 177903
REQUIRED COURSE: GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS 1 – 177903
In the first year, students will be introduced to the graphic communications industry, exploring career options, and industry trends. They will study graphic design and digital layout, typography, digital photography, and production techniques standard in the graphic communications industry. Students will work with a variety of equipment and techniques, including digital printing, bindery operations, and sign manufacturing.
Students are introduced to a variety of industry-standard programs from the Adobe Creative Suite, such as InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. Principles of design and color theory are emphasized. Reading, writing, and mathematics related to graphic communications are an integral part of this class. Students are instructed through a combination of demonstrations, guest speakers, self-study, projects, and individual hands-on experiences.
CREDIT: 2
GRADE: 10-11
REQUIRED COURSE: GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS 2 – 177933
REQUIRED COURSE: GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS 2 – 177933
The second year prepares students for work-related skills and advancement into graphic design, digital imaging, sign making, and print production for gainful employment and/or entry into post-secondary education in the graphic communications industry. To facilitate this, students will complete a comprehensive project based on career aspirations in conjunction with business partners in the community. Advanced knowledge and skill in the graphic design and printing industry will be enhanced in a laboratory setting that duplicates the typical workplace and offers school/work-based learning opportunities. Job shadowing opportunities are available during the second year of study. Students will acquire necessary technical skills by completing real-world projects for the school system and the community.
NOTE: A Fine Arts credit is earned with the successful completion of the Graphic Communications Pathway if a Fine Arts credit is needed.
CREDIT: 3
GRADE: 11-12
PREREQUISITE: Graphic Communications 1
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ARTS, MEDIA, AND COMMUNICATION - TV/VIDEO PRODUCTION
ARTS, MEDIA, AND COMMUNICATION - TV/VIDEO PRODUCTION
Completer Program: TV/Video Production
CIP Number: 100290
Credits Needed for Completion: 5
Completer Code: 1H
This program is open to tenth and eleventh grade students, but priority is given to those applying to start this program in eleventh grade.
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REQUIRED: DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION 1 – 177913
During this course, students will explore the history of television and mass communication. Using online resources and content from the textbooks The Broadcast Century and Beyond: A Biography of American Broadcasting and Television Production & Broadcast Journalism, students will study the technology to broadcast audio and video images throughout the world. This will include cable, satellite, specialized antennas, fiber optic/copper cable systems, and Internet distribution. All career areas from pre-production, production, and post-production will be explored. Scheduling, technical management, script development as well as a variety of production formats - news, documentaries, interviews, education, comedy, games, etc. will be studied. Field trips, guest speakers, and multimedia experiences may be part of the course.
CREDIT: 2
GRADE: 10-11
REQUIRED: DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION 2 – 177923
During this course, students will apply their knowledge and skills in the three phases of production: pre-production, production, post-production. A detailed review and application of the steps for television production will be accomplished. Students will be required to plan and create a wide variety of authentic video productions using identification of the purpose, analyzing the audience and determining required elements, such as production value, schedule, personnel, location, wardrobe, set requirements, etc. Using online resources and content from the textbook Television Production & Broadcast Journalism, instruction will include obtaining permits, legal issues, video inserts, photos, and graphic design needs. As part of the local cable company agreement with St. Mary’s County Public Schools, a Public, Educational & Governmental (PEG) access station is located at the Dr. James A. Forrest Career and Technology Center and programmed by the school system’s Digital Media Team. This allows students to work with the team on actual school system productions. Students may also work on productions for community groups. Students will focus on a number of related career pathways. Students will be engaged with “state of the art” technology for this industry.
NOTE: A Fine Arts credit is earned with the successful completion of the TV/Video Production Pathway if a Fine Arts credit is needed.
CREDIT: 3
TYPE: Academic/Dual Enrollment
GRADE: 11-12
PREREQUISITE: Digital Media Production 1
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