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Adobe Video Design

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Course Syllabus

Course Description

Adobe Video Design I is a project-based curriculum that develops key digital communication skills such as design, project management, research and communication, and video and audio design and production technical skills using Adobe tools.

 

Course Assessments

Each nine weeks’ grade will consist of:

         Major Works---60% of grade: Major projects, presentations, tests, etc.

         Minor Works---40% of grade: Note-taking, quizzes, classwork, minor projects, etc.

 

This course requires a credential in Adobe Premiere Pro as Proof of Learning (POL). If this credential is passed, the student will become an Adobe Certified Professional Video Design Specialist and receive a 100 as the final exam score. If a student does not earn this credential, they will be required to take a District Level Assessment at the end of the semester to determine the student’s final exam grade which counts 20% of the final grade.

 

Expectations

Respect for everyone is a must. Disrespect of any kind will not be tolerated.

No food or drink will be allowed in the computer lab due to the expensive equipment.

Do NOT remove or install any software to the DCS network or any DCS computer. You are only allowed to be on the computer as directed by the teacher. This includes NO games.

 

Course Standards

Objective 1.0   Understand the career pathway and career opportunities in the Adobe Video Design Pathway.

  • Understand career opportunities in the Adobe Video Design Pathway.
  • Understand opportunities in the Technology Student Association.

Objective 2.0   Apply durable employability skills.

  • Recognize durable employability skills and their importance.
  • Apply durable employability skills.

Objective 3.0   Understand working in the video industry.

  • Understand the purpose, audience, and audience needs for preparing images.
  • Understand how project planning impacts colleagues and clients.
  • Understand copyright, permissions, and licensing requirements to use specific content.
  • Understand basic concepts related to digital audio and video.
  • Understand basic design principles employed in the video industry.

Objective 4.0   Apply techniques for project setup and interface in Adobe Premiere Pro.    

  • Understand the appropriate project settings for video.
  • Execute navigation, organization, and customization of the application workspace.
  • Explain how to use non-visible design tools to aid in video workflow.
  • Apply process to import assets into a project.

Objective 5.0   Understand video project organization using Adobe Premiere Pro.

  • Explain how to use the Timeline panel to manage audio and video tracks.
  • Execute modification of basic track visibility and audio levels.

Objective 6.0   Apply procedures to develop and modify audio and visual elements using Adobe Premiere Pro.

  • Implement core tools and features to edit audio and video.
  • Implement techniques to produce and modify animated titles.
  • Implement editing tools to trim footage for use in sequences.
  • Implement transformations to digital media within a project.
  • Implement basic editing techniques and effect presets to manipulate digital audio and video.
  • Implement Effect Controls to modify video in a sequence.
  • Implement editing tools to manage audio in a video sequence.

Objective 7.0   Apply procedures to publish digital media using Adobe Premiere Pro.

  • Execute procedures to prepare audio and video sequences for publishing to web, screen, and other digital devices.
  • Execute procedures to export and archive audio and video sequences.