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These cameras, tripods, and equipment will allow our students to work in smaller groups and potentially at home and off campus as they create film projects and short films. All of our school-related videos are student-led. Our goal is for students to understand messaging and storytelling through video/film. We can bundle the gear and check out the bundles to student groups. There's something special about teaching kids responsibility in this way. The Nevada content standards which apply to this project are as follows; 4.1.1 Compare and contrast various camera types 4.1.2 Define camera settings (ISO, aperture, and shutter speed) 4.1.3 Describe and utilize the basic elements of exposure 4.1.4 Describe lenses, accessories, and their functions 4.1.5 Demonstrate the functions and uses of camera mounting devices (tripods, Steadicam, etc.) 4.1.6 Demonstrate adjustments of focal length and shutter speed 4.1.7 Describe and utilize the basic elements of exposure (ISO, aperture, and shutter speed) 4.1.8 Troubleshoot and resolve routing and connectivity issues 4.1.9 Discuss how to set up and execute a multi-camera shoot for various settings (conference, sporting event, live performance, streaming, etc.) 4.2.1 Utilize various light sources (natural light, diffusers, reflectors, portable lights, etc.) and white balance 4.2.2 Demonstrate one, two, and three point lighting techniques 4.2.3 Describe the purpose of light meters 4.2.4 Use lighting for Chroma key techniques for compositing (green screen, virtual sets, weather maps, etc.) 4.2.5 Adjust angle and intensity of lighting sources to emphasize mood, look, or design

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These cameras, tripods, and equipment will allow our students to work in smaller groups and potentially at home and off campus as they create film projects and short films. All of our school-related videos are student-led. Our goal is for students to understand messaging and storytelling through video/film. We can bundle the gear and check out the bundles to student groups. There's something special about teaching kids responsibility in this way. The Nevada content standards which apply to this project are as follows; 4.1.1 Compare and contrast various camera types 4.1.2 Define camera settings (ISO, aperture, and shutter speed) 4.1.3 Describe and utilize the basic elements of exposure 4.1.4 Describe lenses, accessories, and their functions 4.1.5 Demonstrate the functions and uses of camera mounting devices (tripods, Steadicam, etc.) 4.1.6 Demonstrate adjustments of focal length and shutter speed 4.1.7 Describe and utilize the basic elements of exposure (ISO, aperture, and shutter speed) 4.1.8 Troubleshoot and resolve routing and connectivity issues 4.1.9 Discuss how to set up and execute a multi-camera shoot for various settings (conference, sporting event, live performance, streaming, etc.) 4.2.1 Utilize various light sources (natural light, diffusers, reflectors, portable lights, etc.) and white balance 4.2.2 Demonstrate one, two, and three point lighting techniques 4.2.3 Describe the purpose of light meters 4.2.4 Use lighting for Chroma key techniques for compositing (green screen, virtual sets, weather maps, etc.) 4.2.5 Adjust angle and intensity of lighting sources to emphasize mood, look, or design

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