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Video

Nivel de destreza

1

Año

2001

Version

12.06.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

Video (GC) AY Honor.png
Video
Actividades vocacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
Año de introducción
2001
Vea también
Maestría en Tecnología moderna



1

Estar familiarizado con la clase de formatos disponibles para cintas de video. Conocer la diferencia entre el formato VHS-C y el formato video 8.




2

Identificar las siguientes partes en una cámara de video y saber cómo usarlas:



2a

Visor



2b

Botón de grabación



2c

Lente



2d

Control de zoom



2e

Botón de encendido/apagado



2f

Enfoque manual y controles del zoom/anillos



2g

Mecanismo para la carga de la cinta



2h

Botón para grabaciones a intervalos




3

Saber qué significan los mensajes en el visor de la cámara.



4

Identificar y cambiar la batería. Saber cómo cargar la batería y cuándo reemplazar o recargar la batería. Saber cómo aprovechar al máximo la vida de las baterías de níquel-cadmio.



5

¿De qué otra manera la cámara puede ser cargada o alimentada?



6

Realizar un segmento de video de cinco minutos y luego visualizarlo con su instructor. Discutir la técnica empleada, incluyendo los siguientes aspectos y aprender como corregirlos si es necesario:


6a

Zoom



6b

Iluminación



6c

Paneo



6d

Estabilidad de la cámara




7

Demostrar cómo colocar y utilizar un trípode.



8

Demostrar cómo editar un video utilizando una grabadora de video (VCR) editando los segmentos grabados en la actividad número 6.



9

Demostrar su capacidad para usar títulos y diseños realizados a mano o en una computadora.



10

Completar una de las siguientes asignaciones y mostrarlo en un lugar público. El videoclip debe ser de 4 a 7 minutos.


10a

Lección objetiva



10b

Un videoclip musical



10c

Historia bíblica (dramatizada, usando títeres, actuación, etc.)



10d

Naturaleza



10e

Dilema de la vida moderna



10f

Promoción publicitaria para la iglesia, una publicación, etc.





Referencias

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