HS Catalog 2022-2023

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Offered at Strongsville High School

MEDIA ARTS

INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA ARTS: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF YOUTUBE AND VIDEO CREATION

The worlds of art designers, performers and media artists intersect historically, culturally and aesthetically. In this introductory course for the Arts and Communication Career Field, students learn the basics of performance, design, audio and video. They review brochures, photographs, news stories, videos and other products common to the visual, media and performing arts industries. Emphasis will be placed on the creation of short videos for YouTube and other mediums.

MULTIMEDIA WEB PRODUCTION: THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF WEB PAGES AND THE INTERNET

The focus of this course is on merging different types of media on the Internet. Students combine text, still photography, audio, videography and graphic arts to create interactive Web pages. They demonstrate creative, digital storytelling accessible from multiple platforms. Students learn project management and marketing. They learn how to create Web content that is accessible by individuals with visual disabilities.

VIDEO AND AUDIO PRODUCTION

This course focuses on video production for commercial use. Students plan and coordinate work with clients to produce projects on a tight timeline. They learn how to read and interpret a script, select and maintain equipment and combine graphics, text and special effects. Skills attained include pre-production documentation and planning; in-production audio and video recording; and post-production editing and distribution. Students compare and contrast how sound alone and sound combined with visuals can entertain, inform and initiate action. They generate content, record, edit, mix and produce voice and music for airwaves, podcast and/or the Internet.

DIGITAL CINEMA AND FILM-MAKING

Technique and trends are the focus of the single-camera style approach to this course. Students will engage in creative storytelling through concept development, script writing, and storyboarding. They will learn to achieve the look of film through lighting and camera techniques. Legal and ethical aspects of cinema, such as copyright and fair use guidelines are learned. *College credit available for this program. See your Instructor for more information on college credit opportunities

For additional High School Satellite Program information, visit www.polaris.edu, call 440.891.7666 or email dxander@polaris.edu.

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PLTW Middle School Satellite Programs PLTW Gateway: App Creators, Medical Detectives, Design and Modeling, Automation and Robotics

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Marketing & Entrepreneurship

2min
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Enrollment/General Information

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Media Arts

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Engineering

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Biomedical Science

2min
page 28

Broadcasting & Video Production

2min
page 30

Community Work Experience

1min
page 25

Building Services & Ground Maintenance

1min
page 23

Precision CNC Machining

1min
page 21

Pre-Nursing

1min
page 19

Medical Professions

1min
page 18

Exercise Science & Rehab Therapy

1min
page 16

Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning

1min
page 17

Emergency Medical Technician/Fire Training

2min
page 15

Digital Art & Design

1min
page 14

Dental Assisting

1min
page 13

Criminal Justice

1min
page 11

Cosmetology

1min
page 10

Construction Trades

1min
page 9

Culinary Arts & Restaurant Management

1min
page 12

Computer Networking Academy

1min
page 8

Automotive Technology

1min
page 5

Baking & Pastry Arts

1min
page 6

Aeronautics

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