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Media, Television, Video Diary COURSE NAME CODE Media UNIT NAME Television VALUE 0155 T 0150 A 1.0 CODE 05232 T / 05172 A ASSESSMENT FOR Tick the appropriate box(s) ASSESSMENT ITEM TYPE Video Diary - Live TV Show T A V H M YEAR & SEMESTER 2012 Semester 2 WEIGHTING 20% MARKED OUT OF 100 DURATION 5 Weeks in class DATE DUE Thursday 22 November (Week 6) UNIT GOALS As per unit outline LENGTH 8-10 min (T) TEACHERS Peter Anderson 6-8 min (A) Shannon Kowalick ASSESSMENT Individual Project COMPETENCIES N/A CONDITIONS ADDRESSED BSSS Policy Information about all BSSS policies such as moderation procedures, calculation of unit scores and course scores, attendance requirements, penalties for late or non-submission of work or for plagiarism, and procedures for appealing against a grade or score may be found in BSSS Policy and Procedures Manual, on www.bsss.act.edu.au/publications/brochures or GNGC Academic Policy Handbook or GNGC cLc. DECLARATION OF ORIGINAL WORK To be used for both hard copy and electronic submissions The purpose of this declaration is to remind you that all work you submit must be your own work and must not be plagiarised from other sources. This declaration must be completed and submitted with the assessment item. Sign only if you understand what you have read. Ask a teacher, parent or carer/guardian if you need help to understand what this statement means. Refer to BSSS publication: What’s plagiarism? How you can avoid it Student name: Student ID: I understand the policies on plagiarism of both the school and the Board of Senior Secondary Studies. I certify that: (a) the work that I have submitted is my own work and has not been submitted for assessment before; (b) I have kept a copy of this assignment and all relevant notes and reference material that I used in the production of the assignment; (c) I have given references for all sources of information that are not my own, including the words, ideas and images of others. Student signature (for hard copy submissions): Student name (for electronic submissions): Date submitted: (This information will be managed in accordance with the provisions of the Privacy Act and the Freedom of Information Act). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Receipt of Assignment [Student to complete all details except Teacher’s Signature, Date Received and Time Received, then remove and keep as proof of submission after teacher has signed] Student name: Student ID: Course: Unit: Assignment name: Received by (Teacher Teacher signature: name): Date received: Time received: Licensed under NEALS Peter Anderson, Semester 2 2012, Gungahlin College Media, Television, Video Diary ASSESSMENT 4: VIDEO DIARY THE TASK: For this project you are to create an individual video diary, focusing on the production of your Live TV Show (Assessment 3). You can think of it as a ‘Making of’ style video diary where you follow the process from the initial brainstorming sessions through to your completed product. The length of your video diary is 8‐10 minutes for Tertiary students and 6‐8 minutes for Accredited students. During the development of your Live TV Show you will shoot behind‐the‐scenes footage that you can use for your video diary. This footage should aim to capture the main developmental points (e.g. brainstorming, scriptwriting, rehearsal, production). Each person in your group will have access to the footage taken during the development process, but the focus must be on your individual experience. You must individually present or narrate your video diary. The diary should be edited in an interesting way, combining footage of you discussing the project as well as behind the scenes footage at relevant places. Consider the use of titles and how these can lead the viewer through your diary. PRESENTATION: Your completed work must be submitted on a DVD containing: Full High Definition (HD) version of your Video Diary (1920 x 1080 25p) Standard Definition (SD) version of your Video Diary, playable on a standard DVD player (967 x 544 25p) Remember that if you’ve forgotten how to do something, there are cheat sheets and tutorials on the main media page of the cLc for most media processes. ASSESSMENT CRITERIA (T/A): Critical Analysis Creativity Communication Practical Skills Organisational Skills See the attached marking rubric for specific criteria descriptions Licensed under NEALS Peter Anderson, Semester 2 2012, Gungahlin College Media, Television, Video Diary MEDIA RUBRIC T Student ID: Teacher: Peter Anderson Video Diaries Shannon Kowalick Demo ns Criteria Advanced Established tr Some Evidence Little Evidence at e d Critical Analysis Demonstrates detailed Demonstrates Demonstrates a Inconsistently Demonstrates a and critically reflective detailed and sound ability to demonstrates an minimal ability to documentation of the reflective recount the process ability to recount recount the process of creating a video documentation of the of creating a video the process of process of creating production process of creating a production creating a video a video production video production production Creativity Demonstrates highly Demonstrates Reproduces ideas Imitates the ideas Can copy some imaginative ideas and imaginative ideas in effectively using some of others aspects of the creative thinking in the the creation the video imagination satisfactorily ideas of others process of creating the diary Can produce effective Demonstrates Shows very limited video diary Shows creativity in work that follows limited application application of Uses technology in a the application of known standards in of technology technology highly creative and original technology the application of Applies few Displays no manner. Understands and technology aesthetic principles evidence of Is able to extend the exhibits aesthetic Demonstrates the aesthetic traditional use or sensitivity principles of understanding application of a media aesthetics technology in a new way Understands and applies aesthetic sensitivity Communication Demonstrates fluent and Demonstrates Demonstrates Demonstrates Demonstrates very articulate communication competent and competent limited limited that provides a effective communication of communication of communication of sophisticated context for communication that ideas/responses ideas/responses ideas or responses ideas/responses clearly articulates ideas/responses Independently selects Selects content Selects content Selects content Selects content content appropriate to the appropriate to the appropriate to the appropriate to the appropriate to the intended meaning, intended meaning, intended meaning, intended meaning, intended meaning, purpose and audience purpose and purpose and purpose and purpose and audience audience with some audience with audience with guidance guidance supervision Practical Skills Demonstrates superior Demonstrates skills in Demonstrates skills in Demonstrates Demonstrates very skill in using and adapting using and adapting a using and adapting a limited skills in limited skills in a variety of suitable variety of suitable variety of suitable using and adapting using and adapting technologies to a very high technologies to a high technologies to a suitable technologies for a standard for a target standard for a target satisfactory standard technologies for a target audience audience audience for a target audience target audience Demonstrates skilful and Demonstrates skilful Demonstrates Demonstrates a Exhibits very little discerning application of and perceptive understanding and limited understanding of the codes and conventions application of the satisfactory understanding of the codes and of the media chosen for codes and application of the the codes and conventions of the production. conventions of the codes and conventions of the media chosen for media chosen for conventions of the media chosen for production production media chosen for production production Organisational Demonstrates a high level Has sound and Is able to plan and Follows a plan to Attempts to follow Skills of planning, time effective skills in work to a schedule to complete the Video a plan but fails to management and planning and time complete the Video Diary complete to organisational ability in management Diary complete the the creation of the Video Video Diary Diary GRADE/MARK: SIGNATURE OF MARKER: COMMENTS: Licensed under NEALS Peter Anderson, Semester 2 2012, Gungahlin College Media, Television, Video Diary Licensed under NEALS Peter Anderson, Semester 2 2012, Gungahlin College
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