Mrs. Hagen

The Career Preparation Digital Media Broadcasting class will focus mainly on producing and airing our live morning news show. The classes will use various projects to learn the foundations of filmmaking, which may be used in the morning news, film festivals, Shaw and other venues in the community.

• Be on Time

• Attend every day

• Be prepared

• Be polite & Supportive

• Be ready to think

Outside the box

• Be open to new ideas

• Work cooperatively

with others

This course will help students to:Develop a cooperative attitude when working with people in close, stressful situations experienced in live broadcasts or production work. Develop an understanding of media issues such as censorship, media

manipulation, values, purposes of productions, target audiences, etc. Develop skills related to the film and television industry in a career

preparation setting. Develop problem solving and critical thinking skills Develop skills associated with leadership and teamwork to manage a TV

Broadcast team

Projects will be completed within the given time period

Students will respect fellow film makers by being supportive and offering constructive feedback NOT criticism

Students will work cooperatively with fellow classmates to complete the required assigned task

Electronics are part of our lives.

However, the Media room is a

cell phone free zone. Please leave devices in pockets or back packs to minimize the possibility of

them being confiscated for the

class.

The Final Project will be the only homework that will be assigned. This is to be done by the end of term two and

will account for 15% of the overall mark.

Videos produced are the property of Timberline Media department and will not include any “Red Flags”

Students can sign out equipment by signing and abiding by the sign out contract and returning equipment in a timely manner

Students are expected to

attend EVERY DAY and arrive

ON TIME.

1. Attend EVERY class ON TIME2. Completion of assignments & meeting of deadlines3. Cooperation and professionalism4. Group Collaboration5. Work towards our guiding principles6. Quality care of equipment7. Production of quality and appropriate videos(3 strikes and you’re out) 8. Sign and abide by the course contract

Completion of Clips 50%Production Crew 25%Daily Mark 25%

The Course Mark Breaks down as the Following:

Term One – Learning and Practicing Skills – 25%

Term Two – Autonomy of Application of Skills – 60%

Final Project / Exit Interview – Represents all skills applied in TV Production – 15%

er m ni dUse the Remind app to receive class updates from Mrs. Hagen.

See below on how to subscribe.