Communication Media 10, 20, 30

(a)	Refine storyboarding techniques used in Module 5 to plan shots for video to include transition techniques.
(b)	Correctly apply common industry terminology such as fade in, fade out, action safe, title safe, reverse angle, voice over, cut to, and over the shoulder.
(c)	Critique the composition of some sample videos looking for examples of techniques that add interest to shots such as adding depth, and the rule of thirds.
(d)	Frame faces to create interest for the viewer by applying the rule of thirds, using correct headroom and nose room.
(e)	Experiment with motivated lighting effects to gain an understanding of how light is used effectively.
(f)	Discuss and demonstrate the differences between transitional devices such as dissolves and cuts.
(g)	Demonstrate increasing skill in editing by completing various shot-to-shot transitions such as an entrance cut, an exit cut, and an action cut.
(h)	Create a personal assessment of acquired skills and understandings to share with the instructor.