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   <pageTitle>Onaclov - Teachings - Digital Video Design and Production</pageTitle>
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      <type>right</type>
      <id>DESC9125</id>
      <title>Digital Video Design and Production</title>
      <blurb>The objectives of this unit are to acquire digital production skills demonstrated by a final
project. This unit of study presents the student with the foundational perspective of the art and
technology of digital video. At the completion of this unit students will: emerge with a video clip
demonstrating the stages of digital video production, capturing, composting, editing and rendering of
digital video and accrue knowledge and understanding of essential processes, practices and formats
used in digital video design and production.</blurb>
      <image>images/dvdp.jpg</image>
      <file url="downloads/DVDP Unit of Study Semester 2.pdf">Unit of study PDF.</file>
      <learningOutcome>As a result of successfully completing this unit of study, students will be able to design and produce a digital video production.</learningOutcome>
      <learningOutcome>Students will acquire theoretical knowledge of genre and literary theory. These theoretical and conceptual skills will enhance development in concept and design for digital media and design computing units of study.</learningOutcome>
      <learningOutcome>Through producing a digital video, students will learn to understand issues associated with video quality and compression; develop knowledge of output formats (codecs) for digital video; understand the steps involved in digital video production.</learningOutcome>
      <learningOutcome>Students will develop skills for filming digital video by learning to operate digital video cameras and tripods.</learningOutcome>
      <learningOutcome>Through practical exercises, the student will learn about core technologies associated with digital video production: video compression, audio synchronisation, interfacing and capturing.</learningOutcome>
      <learningOutcome>Students will gain knowledge of digital editing, transitions, digital video effects and batch rendering.</learningOutcome>
      <learningOutcome>As a result of successfully completing this unit, students will develop an important understanding, respect and insight into the indigenous community situated in the Redfern district close to the University of Sydney.</learningOutcome>
      <courseSchedule>
         <day>
            <date>29 July 2008</date>
            <lecture>Constructing Documentary Guest Lecture with Donald Enoch from The Sydney University Settlement. Equipment Borrowing</lecture>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>5 August 2008</date>
            <lecture>Guest Lecture by Documentary Filmmaker Ande Maddox</lecture>
            <tutorial>Guest Lecture by Documentary Filmmaker Iffjenia Ratcliffe</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>12 August 2008</date>
            <lecture>Image Control: Composition and Framing</lecture>
            <tutorial>Filming Techniques/Filming exercise</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>19 August 2008</date>
 	    <assessment>Presentation: Pitching Documentary 10%</assessment>
            <lecture>Individual Student Presentations</lecture>
            <tutorial>Individual Student Presentations: Form a Working Group</tutorial></day>
         <day>
            <date>26 August 2008</date>
            <lecture>Reflections on Genre: What is Genre?</lecture>
            <tutorial>Introduction to Final Cut Pro: Video Editing in FCP, Capturing, Logging and Creating Bins</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>2 September 2008</date>
            <lecture>The Genre of Documentary: Representing Reality Boundaries Between Fiction and Non-Fiction Film</lecture>
            <tutorial>Digital Video Editing in FCP: Transitions, Rendering and Working in the Timeline</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>9 September 2008</date>
            <lecture>Group Critique: Preparing your one Minute Video Clip</lecture>
            <tutorial>Group Critique: Preparing your one Minute Video Clip</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>16 September 2008</date>
	    <assessment>Group Presentation: Assessment 20%</assessment>
            <lecture>Group Presentations, Discussion and Critique</lecture>
            <tutorial>Group Presentations, Discussion and Critique</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>23 September 2008</date>
            <lecture>Documentary Transformations in Digital Media: Theories of Intertextuality and Detournement</lecture>
            <tutorial>Follow up Critique: Fine Tuning Editing or re-Capturing Footage</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>30 September</date>
            <lecture>Non Teaching Week: No Lecture</lecture>
            <tutorial></tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>7 October 2008</date>
            <lecture>Digital Video Editing in Final Cut Pro Studio, Video Filters and Effects</lecture>
            <tutorial>Digital Video Editing in Final Cut Pro Studio, Video Filters and Effects</tutorial></day>
         <day>
            <date>14 October 2008</date>
            <assessment>Quiz 20%</assessment>
            <lecture>Quiz</lecture>
            <tutorial></tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>21 October 2008</date>
            <lecture>Quiz Results and Student Consultations</lecture>
            <tutorial>Exporting your Final Digital Video Projects</tutorial>
         </day>
         <day>
            <date>28 October 2008</date>
            <assessment>Digital Video and Sound Assignment 40%</assessment>
         </day>
      </courseSchedule>
   </unitOfStudy>
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