In this course, students learn advanced production techniques through content creation for Cherokee's social media and LDTV.  Students learn advanced editing techniques, as well as graphics and animation.  Students create a short film demonstrating skills from pre-production, production, and post-production.

In addition to the course, students will be able to work with Cherokee Digital Media, the Cherokee network station, and LDTV, the Lenape District network station. Cherokee Digital Media is a club that students can participate in, or collaborate with, to film events such as awards ceremonies held at Cherokee. LDTV films many productions for the district, but we work closely with them to film select varsity sports each season. While LDTV films at four schools, we suggest students choose events held at Cherokee. 

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

TV Broadcasting III fulfills the following graduation requirements:

• Visual/Performing Arts

• 21st Century Life and Careers or Career Technical Education

This course will no longer be available after the 2024-2025 school year.

RCBC CAP INFORMATION

TV Broadcasting III is eligible for college credits through the Rowan College at Burlington County College Accelerated Program. Students must apply for the CAP program while enrolled in the course by the deadline. Students must earn a C average or better in the course to receive the credits through the program.

Registration Information

TV Broadcasting III

7 Credits - Equivalent to ETV 102 (4 Credits) & ETC205 (3 Credits)

Projects & Quizzes - 60%

Most projects will be done in a group setting.  Students within the group will earn the same grade for the project, but students will complete self and peer evaluations following each project, which will impact their class participation grade.  Tests and quizzes will also be graded within this category.

Assignments - 40%

This portion of the grade will be made up of classwork and homework assignments.  Homework assignments are not often given, but a few are graded assignments.  Classwork will be made up of assignments given throughout lessons that prepare students for their large group projects.

Community Service Hours

Students can earn community service hours by working production crew for a Chief TV or LDTV event.  To earn the credit, students must sign up in advance for the event, arrive at crew call, effectively work their crew position, and stay through the completion of the event, which includes the breaking down of the equipment.  Students can also create broadcast-quality content for Chief TV and LDTV.