Media Production

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Analyze working in the media production field.CIS.HS.14.1

  • a

    Analyze careers in the media production field.CIS.HS.14.1.a

  • b

    Analyze job market trends in the media production field.CIS.HS.14.1.b

  • c

    Analyze the benefits of industry certification and higher education in the field.CIS.HS.14.1.c

  • d

    Investigate careers in media production.CIS.HS.14.1.d

Identify and describe the roles and responsibilities for the cast and crew.CIS.HS.14.2

  • a

    Describe the hierarchy of the production leadership crew (e.g., Executive Producer, Producer, or Director).CIS.HS.14.2.a

  • b

    Identify the roles and duties of the production crew (i.e., actor, on-camera reporter, writer, announcer, play-by-play announcer, color commentary announcer, camera operator, sound board, etc.)CIS.HS.14.2.b

Simulate working in the media production field through the creation of client-based media projects. CIS.HS.14.3

  • a

    Compare and contrast the various roles involved in media production.CIS.HS.14.3.a

  • b

    Interpret the client’s purpose, audience, and audience needs for preparing media to ensure the content is relevant.CIS.HS.14.3.b

  • c

    Prepare a production schedule (e.g., creating and using a work plan, establishing milestones and deliverables).CIS.HS.14.3.c

  • d

    Describe the importance of branding as it applies to client-based media production projects. CIS.HS.14.3.d

  • e

    Communicate in person and through written communication with peers and clients about production plans and processes. CIS.HS.14.3.e

  • f

    Distribute a final product to the target audience using appropriate outlets.CIS.HS.14.3.f

  • g

    Evaluate effectiveness, analytics, and feedback from the media production.CIS.HS.14.3.g

Research, report, and synthesize information from interviews as part of the storytelling process. CIS.HS.14.4

  • a

    Identify the components of a compelling video story.CIS.HS.14.4.a

  • b

    Write open-ended questions for interviews.CIS.HS.14.4.b

  • c

    Conduct interviews with subjects.CIS.HS.14.4.c

  • d

    Incorporate information from research and interviews to write a voice over script appropriate to the project.CIS.HS.14.4.d

Demonstrate technical skills for broadcast, video, Internet, audio, and/or mobile production.CIS.HS.14.5

  • a

    Demonstrate proficiency using equipment and software during recording and post-production applications.CIS.HS.14.5.a

  • b

    Research and evaluate trends in new equipment, software, and techniques.CIS.HS.14.5.b

Evaluate and comply with copyright laws.CIS.HS.14.6

  • a

    Determine the type of copyright, permissions, and licensing required to use specific content.CIS.HS.14.6.a

  • b

    Analyze the different types of copyright licenses and their uses. (e.g., Creative Commons, Public Domain).CIS.HS.14.6.b

  • c

    Identify legal and ethical considerations for using third-party content, such as copyright, permissions, and licensing.CIS.HS.14.6.c

  • d

    Apply copyright as it pertains to one’s own creative work.CIS.HS.14.6.d

Create a digital portfolio which demonstrates competency in the Media Production field. CIS.HS.14.7

  • a

    Examine professional digital portfolios as models.CIS.HS.14.7.a

  • b

    Evaluate all elements of the portfolio for compliance with copyright.CIS.HS.14.7.b

  • c

    Curate works for the portfolio that demonstrates media production skills.CIS.HS.14.7.c

  • d

    Design portfolio so that it demonstrates principles of good design.CIS.HS.14.7.d

  • e

    Choose language to ensure copyright protections of the student work.CIS.HS.14.7.e

  • f

    Explain the importance of branding as it applies to their portfolio of creative work.CIS.HS.14.7.f

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