STANDARD COMPETENCIES:

 

 I.      Create and combine advanced storyboarding and scriptwriting. (I) (II) (III) (IV) (V) (VI)

 II.     Compose and appraise video content through input of digital video.(I) (II) (III)  (III) (IV) (V)(VI)  (VII) (XIV) (XIII)

 III.    Produce and assess video output to various formats. (I) (III) (X) (XI) (XII)

 IV.     Configure computer and editorialize DV content.(I) (II) (III

 V.      Create an advanced digital video using keyframes, effects, and masks (I) (II) (III) (IV) (V) (VI) (VII) (VIII) (VIX) (X) (VXI) (VXII) (XII) (XIV) (XV) (XVI) XVII) (XVIII) XVIX) (XV)

 VI.     Creating and moving Keyframes. (XI) (XII) (XVIII)

 VII.    Apply Effects and create motion through interpolation. (VII)

 VIII.   Target and change  masks. (XVII)

 IX.     Create playbacks and previews. (XIII)

 X       Apply filters, mattes, composite, and overlay modes. (I) (VIII) (IX) (XIV)

 XI.     Demonstrate advanced usage of design principles by applying them in their arrangement of graphic and text elements for video and moving content.  (I) (II) (III) (IV) (V) (VI) (VII) (VIII) (IX) (X) (XI) (XII) (XIV) (XV) (XVI) XVII) (XVIII) XIX) (XX)

 XII.    Analyze design elements and principles and debate during professional critique. (IV) (V) (VI) (VII) (VIII) (VIX) (X) (VXI) (VXII) (XII) (XXV) (XXV)

 XIII.   Develop and produce digital video assets for multimedia. (I) (II) (III) (IV) (VII) (X) (XI) (XIII) (XIV)

 TOPICAL OUTLINE:

 

 I.      Review of After Effects basics

 II.     After Effects Concept

         A.      Compatibility issues

         B.      After Effects environment

 III.    Workflow and managing footage

 IV.     Tools and Desktop

 V.      Compositions

 VI.     Storyboarding and Scriptwriting

         A.      Image capturing

         B.      Render

         C.      QuickTime

 VII.    Camera work

         A.      Digital Video Cameras

 VIII.   Bins, Sequences, and Canvas

 IX.     Viewer, Timeline for edit Management

 X       Media Management and Preferences

 XI.     Layers

         A.      Editing

 XII.    Properties and Keyframes

 XIII.   Playback, Previews, and RAM

 XIV.    Effects Fundamentals

 XV.     Standard Effects in Action

 XVI.    More Layer Techniques

 XVII.   Mask Essentials

 XVIII.  Keyframe Interpolation

 XIX.    Filters

 XX      Composite and Overlay Modes

 XXI.    Motion Control

 XXII.   Editing Techniques

         A.      trim

         B.      split

         C.      rolling

         D.      timecode

         E.      transitions

 XXIII.  Keyframes

 XXIV.   Audio

 XXV.    Graphics, Text, Visual Elements and Principles

         A.      Importing

         B.      Graphics manipulation

         C.      Frames

         D.      Line

         E.      Shape

         F.      Value

         G.      Texture

         H.      Color

         I.      Space

         J.      Balance

         K.      Scale

         L.      Proportion

         M.      Movement

         N.      Dominance

         O.      Harmony-Rhythm and Repetition

         P.      Unity and Variety