After attempting a lab with her partner, my student handed me the Exposure Lab on Tuesday and said, “I can not complete this correctly because I do not have access to the 50 mm suggested lens nor the range of shutter speed, ISO, or aperture.” On Wednesday, I handed my student the equipment needed to correctly complete the lab. My students have been shooting since. Thank you Vans!

The Sun Valley High School Film Department received the Vans Custom Culture Grant in 2013. We were very excited to receive this grant. After the loss of our equipment due to the devastating fire in 2013, we have slowly been rebuilding our Media Arts program with help from donations. The Vans Custom Culture Grant allowed us to purchase 3 EOS Rebel T3i DSLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm IS II along with three EF 50mm f/1.8 II Lenses. Last semester, we explored Exposure with point and shoot cameras that had many limitations. Now students can explore Exposure(ISO, Shutter Speed, and Aperture) with a DSLR and prime lens learn how all three work together to create amazing images controlling light and depth of field. Students are so excited and began capturing images immediately.

A special thank you to Yalvani, Na-ckie-a, and Anthony for sharing a few of their images below

11.20.13

by Ms. Guest

Mandatory Due Date.

All Projects are due November 22 including Jobs in the Industry! Also, make sure you have completed ALL reflections.

06.29.13

by Ms. Guest

Welcome to Filmmaking 1AB

Welcome to Filmmaking 1 AB at SVHS. This site is dedicated to student instruction in the Filmmaking program. Students will find goals, objectives, standards, lessons, assessments, rubrics, and other information here.

During this course, we will complete three project-based Units below:

It is mandatory that you submit every single assignment in these units. In order to continue to Unit 2, you must complete the assignments of Unit 1. In order to continue to Unit 3, you must complete and submit the assignments of Unit 3. Remember, this is a career! You are an employee of filmmaking. No work and you are FIRED!

All the best,

Ms. Guest