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Media Production
Media Production dives straight into the world of digital media where you'll work with computers, iPads, and cameras, as well as online applications such as iMovie, TinkerCad, Pixlr, Canva and Scratch. You'll use these tools to photoshop, code computer animations, record and edit videos, create a website and even design 3D works of art!
This class is filled with fun and creative projects that you customize how you like. Through interactive learning, you'll avoid long lectures and have fun while creating. This class is fun and challenging in a good way. Join today!
NO APPLICATION NEEDED, just register for it.
Broadcast
Broadcast class provides our school with a student run news service. Students get to use professional equipment such as DSLR cameras, microphones and tripods. Skills such as lighting, photography, interview, script writing, videography, and more will be acquired during your time in broadcast class. Students will learn video editing skills to implement into the morning broadcast and to enter videos into competitions. There's a place for everybody in this class, whether you like to be on camera or behind the scenes. Beginners are welcome. This is a smaller class, and students work together closely, which gives opportunities to make new friends who share similar interests. Apply for this elective and start your video making journey!
PREREQUISITE: Broadcast students must complete an application and teacher references to be accepted into this year-long elective. More students may apply than we are able to accept for the class.
Application information:
tinyurl.com/KIS-Broadcast-24-25
Yearbook
The Yearbook course introduces students to planning and producing the school’s yearbook and using technology tools for production. Writing of copy, captions, and headlines; designing and completing layouts; working with photography; and meeting deadlines are included.
ASSIGNMENT EXPECTATIONS:
1. Take photographs of students, teachers, and school activities.
2. Write captions, headlines, and explanatory narratives of activities.
3. Plan and design the layout of the yearbook.
4. Handle sales and distribution of the yearbook.
5. Meet deadlines.
6. Use technology tools for production.
PREREQUISITE: Yearbook staff must complete an application and teacher references to be accepted into the course. More students may apply than we are able to accept for the class.
More information: tinyurl.com/Yearbook-KIS-24-25