TV 481 Live Event/Talk TV Workshop
Summary
Summary of Course and Course Goals:
In this workshop students will produce events with guest artists, presented in front of a live studio audience. Students will help prep each appearance and participate a crew members in the multi-camera production and telecasting of the events. They will learn the professional practices and positions that constitute talk-show format television production. Post-production and finishing for Web Streaming and VOD delivery will also be addressed. 2 credits. May be repeated for credit.
Learning Goals:
-To gain practical experience in multi-camera talk format TV production
-To understand crew positions and procedures for live event production
-To learn protocols and etiquette for hosting VIP industry guests
-To understand how to create high production value live event footage
-To gain an understanding of the post-production and delivery process for live event, multi-camera materials for webcasting and video-on-demand.
Texts
None.
Grading
CREW WORK ? EVENT #1 20%
CREW WORK ? EVENT #2 20%
CREW WORK ? EVENT #3 20%
CREW WORK ? EVENT #4 20%
WORKSHOP ATTENDANCE & PARTICIPATION 10%
GOING ABOVE AND BEYOND 5%
FINAL SELF EVALUATION 5%
Prerequisites
None.
This syllabus is subject to change as necessary during the quarter. If a change occurs, it will be thoroughly addressed during class, posted under Announcements in D2L and sent via email.
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Students complete the evaluation online in CampusConnect.
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