Television Show Project

Welcome Back!
At this point we have written our scripts about the history of TV and recorded our sections in the TV studio. Now we are ready to edit.

During the course of this process you will be corresponding with a real TV producer who is currently in Alaska working on a TV show for the Discovery Channel .
Please take a minute and visit the Discovery Channel website to see some of the programming Discovery produces.

In your correspondence with the TV producer, make sure to ask questions based on the subject he is talking about. For example, you might want to ask him about producer's role is on the show. Or, how many people are working on the show? What are the conditions like? What are some of the challenges?

While we are blogging with the TV producer we will also be editing our own TV show about the history of television.

Here are the step we are going to take to accomplish that:

1) Watching the "raw footage"
2) Editing down the "raw footage"
3) Transferring the usable footage to your computers
4) Importing into iMovie
5) Editing in iMovie, eventually adding music and pictures
6) Putting it all together
7) Presentation on WCATV

This process should take a couple of weeks. You will be graded on the outcome of your edited piece, effort, and participation in this process. Keep in mind this grade is in conjunction with the initial stages of the TV project (writing the script and recording).

Lets make a TV show!