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Learning Partnerships, Unit Catalogue 2009/10


AS10136: Production techniques 1

Click here for further information Credits: 5
Click here for further information Level: Certificate
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Semester 1 at Wiltshire College
Click here for further information Assessment: CW 20%, OR 20%, OT 60%
Click here for further informationSupplementary Assessment: Like-for-like reassessment (where allowed by programme regulations)
Click here for further information Requisites: After taking this unit you must take AS10137
Description: Aims:
This unit aims to introduce students to basic skills and competencies required to undertake video production.

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the unit the learner should be able to define and demonstrate the craft skills associated with single camera production as described in the unit content.

Skills:
Craft skills of production.

Content:
The learner should study, practise and develop the craft and intellectual skills elemental to the production of high quality moving image artefacts.
Health and safety: e.g. the identification and management of risk.
The conventional use of framing: e.g. shot composition, different types of shot and their uses, close up, two shot, establishing shot, long shot, medium shot, panning, tilting, tracking, extreme close up, mid shot.
Basic lighting techniques: e.g. natural and location lighting, the use of reflectors, basic three point lighting.
The use of gels, diffusers and filters: e.g. colour correction, neutral density, graduated, mats, effects.
How to shoot for editing: e.g. the selection of edit points, the construction of sequences, continuity.
Production paperwork: e.g. schedules, call sheets, camera logs, budgets, booking sheets.
Basic sound recording: e.g. on camera and portable sound recorder, use of location mixers, basic sound editing, use of microphones and sound recording techniques.
Basic video editing: e.g. logging, selection , use of burnt in time code, paper edits, digitising material, creating a multi-layer sound track s, rendering, adding tittles and credits, adding spot sound, effects and atmosphere tracks, hard disk management, outputting to tape and other media).
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