Six Weeks 6 · Week 2 · Monday

Day 1: Arts/AV Cluster + Behind the Microphone

Students will identify at least two Arts/AV career opportunities and explain how their production roles contribute to a podcast work product.

Daily Learning Contract

  • Topic: Media Production
  • Objective: Students will identify at least two Arts/AV career opportunities and explain how their production roles contribute to a podcast work product.
  • TEKS: d(1)(C)
  • Demonstration of Learning: completed FYF Behind the Microphone plan plus a two-page individual production-role, access, and revision companion.

TEKS: d(1)(C) Evidence: FYF plan plus two-page individual companion

Before Class

Per student, provide FYF pp. 255 and 270-271, a pencil, and one two-page companion by Canvas annotation or print. Teams of three or four may build the FYF episode plan; every student submits an individual companion. Project this model: The producer contributes the episode order and deadline plan; the editor/access lead contributes the transcript and final sequence so the audience can follow the episode. Recording, public posting, H&L, and a guest are not required.

50-Minute Flow

  1. Cluster opener — 7 min. Describe how Arts/AV workers communicate through sound, image, text, movement, and interaction.
  2. Read the podcast brief — 8 min. Establish audience, copyright, privacy, and accessibility boundaries.
  3. Complete the FYF plan — 22 min. Students plan the purpose, structure, questions, and closing in the workbook.
  4. Record individual production evidence — 8 min. Students name two roles, plan the transcript/audio boundary, and revise one choice after partner, teacher, or self-review.
  5. Exit — 5 min. Name one production career, its work product, and one planning decision.

Key and Trim Point

At minute 15, every team should have an audience, purpose, and topic. If one-third start with promotion, redirect them to audience and purpose. At minute 30, look for an opening, middle, questions/key points, and closing. At minute 43, each companion should name two roles and one access/rights decision. Full evidence includes audience, purpose, structured outline, questions, original/licensed audio boundary, transcript/caption plan, two careers, individual contribution, revision, and one popularity/income evidence limit. Trim decorative promotion work first. Collect individual companions, return shared workbooks, and close devices.

Absence and Access

The locked FYF pages and two-page companion are the complete absence route. Students may type, dictate, annotate, or use paper. No platform account or public recording is needed.