School of Communication & the Arts Mission Statement:
To prepare emerging and established Christian leaders to inspire, enrich and transform the media, the arts, and the academy through excellence and innovation in scholarship and practice.
S CHOOL OF C OMMUNICATION & T HE A RTS
D EPARTMENT OF C INEMA -T ELEVISION
CTV 531
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C OURSE T YPE : C AMPUS
M EETING L OCATION : TV S TUDIO
T UESDAY 6:00 PM TO 9:00 PM
C OURSE I NSTRUCTOR : R YAN P ACE
This course summary is intended to provide a review, so the student may investigate the major approach and workload of this course. This is not a syllabus. Assignments are subject to change up until the final writing of the syllabus.
Ryan Pace
Telephone: 804-239-7550
E-mail: ryanpac2@regent.edu
This course provides students with an opportunity for learning preproduction, production and postproduction of television programs using the multi-camera production techniques typical in
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In Matthew 4:18-22, Jesus calls Peter, Andrew, James and John to follow Him. I pray that each one of you has a specific calling by God to enter the world of film and television. Like Jesus’ disciples, we have been given the opportunity to drop our worldly pursuits and follow God. During this semester students will learn to produce top quality content while working graciously with one another in the stressful environment of live studio televison (Colossians 3:12, 17). This class will be taught through a biblical worldview for the purpose of training students to create top quality productions for God’s glory.
Students are responsible for acquiring the following books and materials for this course before the first class meeting :
BOOK
Television Production
AUTHOR
Owens, Jim
EDITION
15 th
Edition
PUBLISHER
Focal Press, 2012
Studio Crew Test: A multiple choice, true/false and short answer test focusing on the positions and duties of a studio TV crew.
Paper 1: Write a 4-6 page paper (double spaced) exploring a television director or producer of your choice. Explore how they reached the level of success they have achieved. At least 5 academic sources.
Mid-Term Studio Production: The class will produce a 15-25 minute interview style multi camera studio production. This will include casting of a host and guest. Students will apply for different crew positions and will be awarded these positions based on class performance.
Paper 2: Write a 4-6 page paper (double spaced) focused on a live or live to tape multi-camera television production of the students choice. At least 5 academic sources.
Final Studio Production: The class will produce a 15-30 minute variety style multi camera studio production. This will be a scripted program produced in conjunction with TV scriptwriting students and faculty. Students will apply for different crew positions and will be awarded these positions based on class performance.
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“The final grade for the course will reflect mastery of course content and quality of thought as expressed in: ”
1) Studio Crew Test
2) Paper 1: 4-6 pages
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15%
3) Mid-term Production
4) Paper 2: 4-6 pages
5) Final Production
6) Participation
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15%
30%
10%
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