• TV Broadcasting Technology

  • Overview 

    The Television Broadcast Technology program features two courses that introduce students to communication theories and technologies that focus on audio and video production. Topics covered include pre-production planning, creative collaboration and communication, research-based and creative script writing, digital video and audio recording techniques, digital file management, lighting, editing and graphics.

    Both levels meet both the Visual and Performing Arts and Career Technical Education graduation requirements.

    Organizational skills, problem solving, creativity, writing skills, professionalism, and the ability to work cooperatively are modeled and discussed throughout the course. Students experience the vocational environment in a state of the art television production studio.

    Prerequisite: Creative Digital Media

    Students can earn college credit through Rowan College at Burlington County via the College Acceleration Program (C.A.P.) in the Television Broadcasting Technology II and III courses.

    *As of the 2023-2024 school year, TV Broadcasting 1 has been phased out.  The prerequisite course for TV Broadcasting 2 and 3 is now Creative Digital Media.

  • Classes

     
    Television Broadcasting Tech. II
     Television Broadcasting Tech. III
     Students will refine and expand the skills acquired in TV Broadcasting Technology I and receive advanced instruction in electronic news gathering and other programming formats. Emphasis will be placed on completing assignments to be aired on Lenape District TV Channel 19. Organizational skills, writing skills, professionalism, and the ability to work cooperatively are necessary for success in this class.  Television Broadcasting Technology III is the advanced course, challenging students beyond the first two levels. Examines the vocational experiences of working in a television production studio as well as advanced scripting and pre-production planning. Research-based script writing will be covered and incorporated into the production of a short documentary.  Narrative film making is also covered including production, scriptwriting and advanced editing.
    Curriculum   Curriculum  

  • Extra Curricular Activities

    Lenape Digital MediaLenape Digital Media
    Lenape Digital Media is open to all students interested in learning more about digital media production. The club focuses on four content areas: Television, Film & Video, Photography and Graphic Design. "Lenape Live", a weekly television broadcast, is the flagship activity within Lenape Digital Media.  The club meets all year. Stop by ND-25 to see Mr. Ebbeson or Ms. Rakow if you are interested in joining.


     

    Lenape District Television
    Lenape District Television is the Educational Access Station for the Lenape Regional High School District. LDTVLDTV Sports  Students can be a part of LDTV's television production crew, which regularly broadcasts district sporting events and various school and community related programs.