Arts, Media, and Communication

Video Production

(3 credits at CCCTC and 1 credit prerequisite)

Explorer Director/Producer or Film Editor

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Producers and Directors


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FILM EDITOR


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Careers

CAREERS AND COLLEGE MAJORS

ENTRY LEVEL
With CCCTC start a career right after high school

Camera Operators
Event Photographer

TECHNICAL LEVEL
CCCTC and a 2-year associates degree or trade school degree

Audio-Visual Artist/Designer
Motion Pictures & Video Industry
Production Artist
Commercial Illustrator
Photographer
Graphic Arts Technician

PROFESSIONAL LEVEL
CCCTC and a four-year degree that you will be well-prepared to complete

Advertising
Assistant/Associate Director
Animator
Director
Interactive Media Designer
Layout Artist
Mechanical Artist
Product Designer/Illustrator Animator
Producer
Publishing

Abilities/Qualities

Organize information visually
Produce and store information digitally
Create and produce new ideas and concepts
Think Critically & solve problems in an organized manner
Follow multi-step directions
Hand-eye coordination
Manual Dexterity
Math and reading skills
Personal and social responsibility on independent projects
Communicate and successfully collaborate with others
Proficient at using computers
Work quickly & accurately under deadlines with multiple assignments

Video Production is designed for students who have career interests in film and video production or broadcast media. Students work on the fundamentals of video production , including the techniques and the anesthetics of shooting, lighting, sound design, and editing. this program provides instruction in a real studio environment. Students create scripts and then record, capture, and edit film and television broadcasts. Students use HD Cameras and Hollywood level Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premier Pro editing software. Students also have access to a professional TV studio at the Community Media Center. Students will develop the entry level skills needed to record news and live events and to film videos and television broadcasts.

Major Topics

Scheduling

College & Career Ready

EARN COLLEGE CREDIT

Video Production partners with these schools
Students can earn college credits in this program through our agreements with these colleges:

Art Institute of Washington – 4 credits
Stevenson University- 3 credits
Frederick Community College – 4 credits

Contact the college or trade school you plan to attend and find out if you can earn credits or advanced standing at their institution!

COLLEGE ADVANTAGE

Get a jump start on college
Use college level texts to earn college credit while having the training, skills, and experience that most high school graduates do not get until they are well into their college major. This program puts you in touch with state of the art, computers, software, HD cameras, a professional TV studio, and other technology so students can experience video production before they go to college.

CAREER ADVANTAGE

Start your career NOW
Work with industry grade technology that our local business partners use every day. This allows the best students to come back as an CCCTC intern or find an internship at a local business such as the Community Media Center or CCPS.

Affiliations

Community Media Center
Our partner across the parking lot. Because of the high standards of professionalism in our program, the CMC allows us to use their professional 5000 square foot TV studio and professional equipment.

Art Institute of Washington, Bridgemont Community and Technical College, Carroll Community College
All have an agreement with CCCTC based on the college's requirements for curriculum, faculties, and instructor that is reviewed and renewed periodically to guarantee that students are getting the equivalent instruction at CCCTC that would be expected in class at that institution. Credits are awarded based on that agreement.

PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY COUNSEL
In accordance with federal and state regulations, each program is supported by a Professional Advisory Counsel composed of local business leaders and educational institutions. This group convenes periodically to review the program's curriculum and resources, ensuring alignment with current trends in technology and skills. Their guidance helps prepare students for the evolving career demands of the industry.

Instructor

Anthony Hooper

Titles: Video Production Teacher

Email:

Phone Numbers:
Work: 410-751-3669

Instructor

Blake Domino

Titles: Video Production Teacher

Email:

Phone Numbers:
Work: 410-751-3669

Print Prod. (Digital Art/Graphic Design)

Print Production

(3 credits at CCCTC and 1 credit prerequisite)

Print Prod Studio (Digital Art/Graphic Design)

Explore Print Production (Digital Art/Graphic Design)

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Art Director


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Graphic Designer


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Careers

ENTRY LEVEL
With CCCTC, start a career right after high school

Event Photographer

TECHNICAL LEVEL
CCCTC and a 2-year associates degree or trade school degree

Production Artist
Commercial Illustrator
Photographer
Graphic Arts Technician

PROFESSIONAL LEVEL
CCCTC and a four-year degree that you will be well-prepared to complete

Advertising
Animator
Desktop Publishing
Director
Graphic Designer
Illustrator
Interactive Media Designer
Layout Artist
Marketing
Mechanical Artist
Product Designer/Illustrator Animator
Publishing
Webpage Designer

Video Resources

Abilities/Qualities

Create and produce new ideas
Produce and store information digitally
Use software to produce graphic art
Organize information visually
Work quickly & accurately under deadlines
Think critically & problem-solving
Follow multistep directions
Apply hand-eye coordination
Complete projects needing manual dexterity
Apply math and reading skills
Show personal and social responsibility on independent projects
Communicate and successfully collaborate with others

Description

Print Production

(Digital Art and Graphic Communications)

Course Overview

In this dynamic class, students will explore the intersections of digital art, print production design, package design, advertising, photography, and comic book illustration. Through hands-on projects and collaborative assignments, participants will learn to utilize a variety of digital tools and print technologies to create compelling visual graphics applicable across multiple mediums.

Major Topics

Course Objectives

Digital Art Techniques:
Students will experiment with digital painting, illustration, and product design using software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. They will develop essential skills in composition, color theory, graphic communications, and visual storytelling.
Package Design:
Students will learn the fundamentals of package design, exploring how to create functional and aesthetically pleasing packaging that communicates brand identity. They will analyze real-world examples and create their own designs for various products.
Advertising Concepts:
The course will introduce key advertising principles, including visual branding and marketing strategies. Students will create ads that effectively communicate messages and resonate with target audiences, incorporating elements of digital art, studio photography, and layout design.
Comics and Storytelling:
Students will delve into the world of comics, learning how to combine art and narrative. They will develop skills in panel layout, character design, and pacing, culminating in the creation of comic strips or short graphic novels.
Photography Skills:
The course will cover basic photography techniques, including composition, lighting, and editing. Students will capture and manipulate images to enhance their projects in digital art and production design.
Creative Collaboration:
Emphasizing teamwork, students will collaborate on projects that mimic real-world production environments, developing effective communication skills and the ability to integrate feedback.
Portfolio Development:
Throughout the course, students will build a diverse portfolio showcasing their skills in digital art, production design, package design, advertising, photography, and comics, preparing them for future academic or professional pursuits in creative industries.

Conclusion

By the end of the course, students will have a solid foundation in these diverse fields, empowering them to express their creativity and pursue their passion for digital art and graphic communications.

Scheduling

College & Career Ready

EARN COLLEGE CREDIT

Print Production partners with these schools
Students can earn college credits in this program through our agreements with these colleges:

Art Institute of Washington – 4 credits
Bridgemont Community and Technical College – 4 credits
Carroll Community College – 3 credits
Montgomery College – 4 credits
Frederick Community College – 4 credits

Contact the college or trade school you plan to attend and find out if you can earn credits or advanced standing at their institution!

EARN VALUABLE CERTIFICATIONS

OUR program is PrintED© certified
The Print Production Program provides the opportunity to earn national certifications in

Graphic Communication
Advertising Design

through PrintED©. If you want to be set apart from other students in this field, industry certifications give you that edge.

COLLEGE ADVANTAGE

Get a jump start on college
Use college level texts to earn college credit while having the training, skills, and experience that most high school graduates do not get until they are well into their college major. This program puts you in touch with state-of-the-art MAC computers, state-of-the-art software, industry grade print/graphic arts equipment, and technology, so students can experience graphic design and print production before they go to college. Students in this program will feel right at home in any college lab.

CAREER ADVANTAGE

Start your career NOW
Work with industry grade technology that our local business partners use every day and become certified by the nationally known organization, PrintED.

Affiliations

PrintED
Administered by the Graphic Arts Education and Research Foundation (GAERF®), this national accreditation program establishes industry standards for graphic communications courses at both secondary and post-secondary levels. Certification from GAERF® is typically awarded to post-secondary institutions and requires renewal every three years through an onsite evaluation of the program.

Instructor

David Hutchison

Titles: Print Production Teacher

Email:

Phone Numbers:
Work: 410-751-3669

Interactive Media Prod (Animation/Game Design)

Interactive Media Production

(3 credits @ CCCTC + 1 Prerequisite)

MSDE video on IMP

Interactive Media Production Studio

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Special Effects Artist and Animators

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Careers

ENTRY LEVEL
With CCCTC, start a career right after high school

Event Photographer

TECHNICAL LEVEL
CCCTC and a 2-year associates degree or trade school degree

Production Artist
Commercial Illustrator
Photographer
Graphic Arts Technician

PROFESSIONAL LEVEL
CCCTC and a four-year degree that you will be well-prepared to complete

Advertising
Animator
Desktop Publishing
Director
Graphic Designer
Illustrator
Interactive Media Designer
Layout Artist
Marketing
Mechanical Artist
Product Designer/Illustrator Animator
Publishing
Webpage Designer

Video Resources

Abilities/Qualities

Create and produce new ideas
Produce and store information digitally
Use software to produce graphic art
Organize information visually
Work quickly & accurately under deadlines
Think critically & problem-solving
Follow multistep directions
Apply hand-eye coordination
Complete projects needing manual dexterity
Apply math and reading skills
Show personal and social responsibility on independent projects
Communicate and successfully collaborate with others

Description

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HONORS PRINCIPLES OF ART, MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION

Course: 553518 (Honors) 1 credit

This course provides students an understanding of all aspects of the Arts, Media and Communication industry. Students will examine the opportunities and requirements of the major career pathways in this industry including: Communication and Broadcast Technologies, Multimedia Production, Graphic Design and Print Communication.

Prerequisites and other notes: This is the first course in a 4-credit completer.

HONORS INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION

Course: 553718 (Honors) 1 credit

This course further develops student mastery of media design and the interactive media production process. Students will advance their knowledge and skills in media design and production through project planning and product development. Students will demonstrate the use of multiple tools and modalities in the production process.

Prerequisites and other notes: This course is part of a 4-credit completer. Principles of Art, Media and Communication must be successfully completed prior to this course.

ADVANCED INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION

Course: 553529 2 credits

Students will advance their knowledge and skills in multimedia design and production through project planning and product development. Students will demonstrate the use of multiple tools and modalities in the production process. Students will design, code, build, test and troubleshoot basic custom programs for multimedia applications and create web applications with advanced interactive components. Emphasis will be placed on group project development and the development of a layered portfolio.

Prerequisites or other notes: This is one of two options for the final course of a 4-credit completer. Interactive Media Production must be successfully completed prior to this course.

Major Topics

Here is information from the program currently running at CHS----CCCTC will be running the advamced IMP option. We will not be offering the game design option at CCCTC

https://sites.google.com/carrollk12.org/centuryimp1/scope-and-sequence/3d-modeling/prop-design/student-examples

https://sites.google.com/carrollk12.org/centuryimp1/scope-and-sequence/commercial-design/brand-mood-board/student-examplesmood-boards?authuser=0

https://sites.google.com/carrollk12.org/centuryimp1/scope-and-sequence/commercial-design/website-design/student-examples?authuser=0

Scheduling

College & Career Ready

COLLEGE ADVANTAGE

Get a jump start on college
Use college level texts to earn college credit while having the training, skills, and experience that most high school graduates do not get until they are well into their college major. This program puts you in touch with state-of-the-art MAC computers, state-of-the-art software, industry grade print/graphic arts equipment, and technology, so students can experience graphic design and print production before they go to college. Students in this program will feel right at home in any college lab.

CAREER ADVANTAGE

Start your career NOW
Work with industry grade technology that our local business partners use every day and become certified by the nationally known organization, PrintED.

Affiliations

Instructor

Blake Domino

Titles: Video Production Teacher

Email:

Phone Numbers:
Work: 410-751-3669