Advanced Video and Movie Making: Group Assessment

I would like you to submit an assessment of your fellow team members on the “1 shot, 2 characters project,” . Go to https://goo.gl/forms/YBVyHwlYtKQKbvUG2 and fill out the form to evaluate your team members’ contributions.

These forms won’t directly affect your grade, but they do help me to decide how to score group members differently.

We will do these after every group project. Doing so is an assignment that will be scored. Please complete the form linked above by 11:59pm tomorrow, September 13th.


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Homework: 1 shot, 2 characters

As a reminder, Advanced Video and Advanced Movie Making students must turn in the script and the footage from their “1 Shot, 2 Characters” scenes by 11:59pm this Sunday. Email scripts or links to Mr. Rauscher rauscha@dearbornschools.org You can also submit the script on paper or the scene on a memory card.


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Homework: Personal Clips

 

Don’t forget that you have homework. You need to email a link to Mr. Rauscher (rauscha@dearbornschools.org) with a link to your personal clip. You will have to critique it in class. For Advanced Movie Making and Advanced Video, this is due tonight (September 6th) by 11:59pm. For Studio Productions, this is due by 11:59pm on Sunday, September 9th

 


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Video Extra Credit: Shot Selection

This was the assignment on Thursday and we made this into extra credit. Go to this link, https://youtu.be/hWiIEiyWFTY, and watch the YouTube video, then complete the attached worksheet, Shot Choices. Please turn this in by Tuesday, September 18th.


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Studio Productions Homework

As a reminder to Studio Production students, I must see your signed syllabus in order for you to use the equipment next week. This is due tomorrow (8/29/18).


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The Greatest Assistant Camera

Most students planning a career in entertainment want to be directors, writers, or producers. The majority of people on a set hold other positions. These are exciting, fulfilling, well-paying jobs. This is perhaps the greatest tribute to below-the-line crew I have ever seen. Read it if you get the chance.

Director Jason Reitman Pays Tribute to Legendary Camera Assistant Zoran Veselic


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Welcome!

Welcome!

I’m Mr. Rauscher. I’m new to Dearborn High School this year. I am teaching US Economics and all the video production classes because those subjects go together very naturally.

Please note that I’ve created a separate page for my two different subject areas. MY blog for each subject area should display on that page. The blog is useful for updating parents and students about what we are studying and what work is due each week.

Please also sign up for email updates about the blog on the right.

 

I am not originally from the Midwest. I grew up in New York. When I was your age, I actually took a boat to school. That’s a picture of the boat on the left. It’s called the Staten Island Ferry and it carries 65,000 people every day across New York Harbor. The Ferry gives you amazing views of the Statue of Liberty and the skyline of downtown Manhattan.

For college, I went to the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. I was there at the same time as Troy Polamalu and Carson Palmer. My degree was in Screenwriting. Several of my classmates have gone on to make exciting projects in film and television.

After college, I spent more than ten years working in entertainment. Most of my work was in television, but I also worked in movies and video games. I worked on The Apprentice, America’s Got Talent, Kitchen Nightmares, and many projects for MTV, Showtime, and ESPN.

I recently had twin babies. Their names are Theodore and Eleanor. If you ever wonder why I don’t respond to emails late at night, these two kids are probably the reason why.

I’m a passionate and frequent gamer. This includes board games, card games, and video games. Currently, I’m playing a lot Settlers of Catan, Cities Skylines on PC, Fortnite on XBox, and Dead of Winter. If you’re lucky, I’ll work some games into the classwork, especially in economics.

Be warned, I have very loud sneezes. They often make my babies cry.

I also have a sweet beard. If you want to be either an economist or a professional filmmaker, a great beard goes a long way to getting you a job.

I am terrible with names. It will take me months to learn all of your names. If I get one wrong, please correct me gently and I will apologize.

I’m very excited to work with you this year. I am passionate about both my content areas and the opportunity to share it with you is a lot of fun for me.

If you need to get in touch with me, please email at rauscha@dearbornschools.org.


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