INTRODUCTION TO RADIO, TV & FILM WRITING MRTS 2010 ONLINE Spring 2017 Department of Media Arts

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INTRODUCTION TO RADIO, TV & FILM WRITING MRTS 2010 ONLINE Spring 2017 Department of Media Arts CLASS INFORMATION Text None. Online readings and links provided in Instructor Frances Perkins Office 263 RTFP Building Office Hours T/TH 12:30-2pm Email frances.perkins@unt.edu Phone MRTS Office (messages only) 940-565-2537 COURSE DESCRIPTION MRTS 2010 offers an introduction to scriptwriting for a variety of media, including commercials, PSA s, broadcast promos, narrative TV, documentary and narrative film. The art of visual writing is emphasized. Students produce a variety of scripts on their own, and collaboration is stressed through the work-shopping of scripts in online groups. COURSE OJECTIVES After completing this course you will be able to: - Explain and use a wide variety of media writing - Demonstrate how to write visually - Write scripts within production constraints and to address specific goals - Identify the importance of writing in finished media products. - Apply proper formatting for radio, television and film scripts. COURSE BASICS Structure lecture, class discussion, demonstrations, viewing of online materials, group and individual presentations. Technology you will be doing all of the work for this course online. You will need access to online materials constantly. Whether this means you have a device, borrow a device, or use the local library s computer, know that this is a REQUIREMENT for this class. Assignments All assignments are due in by the end-of-day on the due date (meaning 11:59pm on the due date) unless otherwise stated in the assignment. All written work must be typed, double-spaced, 12pt font, 1 inch margins on all sides. All outside information must be properly cited. No handwritten assignment will be accepted. YOU MUST DOUBLE CHECK THAT THE ASSIGNMENT UPLOADED PROPERLY, even if gives you a submission receipt.

Late Work - you are allowed TWO late assignments, graded at 80% of the total points. That means a 20 point project that is turned in late is only worth a maximum of 16 points. MRTS 2010 Writing for Radio-TV-Film ONLINE COURSE SCHEDULE SPRING 2017 Course Schedule subject to change. Changes will always be announced on the home page of AND updated on the schedule in RED. ALL DUE DATES ARE FOR END-OF-DAY, 11:59PM. Week 1 Opens January 16 th Topic Course Overview, Projects Overview Discussion Finding & Posting link to a package due Jan. 22 nd on Discussion Board Week 2 Opens January 22 nd Topic Packages short format, news Discussion Package Analysis Assignment Package writing from print due Jan 29 th uploaded in Week 3 Opens January 29 th Topic Packages cont. interviewing Discussion Interview Analysis Assignment Original package due Feb. 5 th uploaded in Week 4 Opens February 5 th Topic Promos topicals Discussion Broadcast Promo Analysis Assignment In-depth Interview Package due Feb. 12 th uploaded in Week 5 Opens February 12 th Topic Promos sweeps/promotables Discussion Entertainment Promos Assignment Promo Writing #1 due Feb. 19 th uploaded in Week 6 Opens February 19 th Topic Commercials Discussion Favorite Commercials

Assignment Promo Writing #2 due Feb. 26 th uploaded in Week 7 Opens February 26 th Topic Banners Discussion Entertainment Banners Assignment Commercial Writing due March 5 th uploaded in Week 8 Opens March 5 th Topic Documentaries Discussion Documentary Modes Assignment Banner Writing due March 19 th uploaded in NO CLASS MARCH 12-18 TH FOR SPRING BREAK Week 9 Opens March 19 th Topic Documentaries cont. Discussion Rhetorical Docs Assignment Short Doc Writing Assignment due March 26 th uploaded in Week 10 Opens March 26 th Topic Radio Discussion Radio storytelling Assignment Radio Writing Assignment due April 2 nd uploaded in Week 11 Opens April 2 nd Topic Narrative formatting, examples Discussion Writing an Original Scene Action Items brainstorm narrative story ideas Week 12- Opens April 9 th Topic Narrative Film & TV Discussion Strong Characters Assignment Narrative Scene Writing assignment due April 16 th uploaded in Week 13 Opens April 16 th Topic Narrative Film & TV Discussion Short Films Assignment Short Script Writing assignment due April 23 nd uploaded in Week 14 Opens April 23 rd Topic Digital Media differences, similarities to other formats Discussion Digital Content

Assignment Final Project - due May 4 th uploaded in Week 15 Opens April 30 th Topic Final project writing tips & examples Discussion Letter to Future Students Due MAY 4th Assignment FINAL PROJECT ASSIGNMENT DUE MAY 4 TH UPLOADED IN BLACKBOARD MRTS 2010 Grading & Assignments Philosophy of Grading - What I look for and care most about is the obvious thought and energy that goes into your work. Connecting the dots between lessons, readings, and your projects is what this course is all about. Doing literally what is asked for in an assignment usually requires the least amount of effort and care, and it comes across in your work. Putting thought and effort into an assignment also comes across in the work. I am always willing to read first drafts, watch cuts, give notes, or answer questions at any time. I am always frustrated by giving someone a lower grade who says, after the fact, Well, I wasn't sure exactly what you wanted... Grading Scale Grade A B C D F Percentage 90+ - The work is consistently outstanding. 80+ - The work is consistently strong and occasionally outstanding. 70+ - The work is adequate, fulfilling minimum requirements. 60+ - The work fails to meet minimum standards. below 60 - The work is incomplete, or evidence of plagiarism. Academic Integrity Plagiarism is the presentation of someone else's ideas or words as your own. It will not be tolerated. Even when you are paraphrasing, you must give appropriate (and formal) credit to the source of the ideas or the words. Plagiarism will result in a failing course grade Assignments Written instructions for each assignment will be announced in class and posted on. All assignments will be due as postings in the

dropbox in either MICROSOFT WORD (.doc,.docx) or ADOBE ACROBAT (.pdf) formats. PLEASE be responsible and check your email - I may have to contact you if I cannot open your assignment ( gets quirky sometimes). NOTE: I CANNOT OPEN.WPS or.odt FILES. SUBMITTING A PAPER IN A FORMAT OTHER THAN THE ABOVE LISTED FORMATS WILL RESULT IN A DELAY IN GETTING YOUR GRADE. Grading Grades will be figured out of a total of 500 points. Late assignments will be accepted and graded at 80% of the total possible points for that assignment (so if an assignment is worth 10 points, the highest score a late assignment could receive is 8 points). Participation Class participation is part of your final grade; I expect you to participate in all online exercises and discussion. This is a communication course and you must be able to communicate, experiment and share your ideas with your classmates. The instructor reserves the right to implement pop quizzes if the class does not read the assigned material. Your assignments are: Discussions (x 15) Package #1 Package #2 Package #3 Promo #1 Promo #2 Banner Commercial Radio Documentary Narrative Scene Narrative Short Film 10 points each (150 total) 30 points 30 points 25 points 25 points 25 points 30 points 50 points

Final Project 75 points TOTAL CLASS POINTS POSSIBLE = 500 POINTS