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Senior,
Josh Denniston from Versailles, is applying skills he has
learned in the MVCTC Media and
Video Production program to real
projects by working with several community clients.
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Miami Valley Career Technology Center
MVCTC Media
& Video Production Students Working on Client Projects
Clayton, Ohio - The seniors in the Miami Valley Career Technology
Center (MVCTC) Media & Video Production class are applying skills
they are learning to real projects by working with several community
clients. These clients include Grace Bethany Nursing Home in
Englewood, Clayton Fire Department, and also the security office at
MVCTC. Below is a brief description of each project. Grace
Bethany Nursing Home in Englewood, OH- The students are creating a
recruitment video. They are working with the patients, staff, and
administration at the nursing home to get video footage that will be
used to produce a video.
Clayton Fire Department – The videos being developed for the Clayton
Township website will be used to inform the community. The first
video is on proper leaf removal. This will be used by home owners
in Clayton Township for fall 2013.
MVCTC Security Office – Mrs. Jones is working with students to develop
four videos explaining the MVCTC student code of conduct. The
videos are on parking, student ID, lunch, and locker use. All
four videos will be posted at www.ctctube.com.
MVCTC seniors in the Media and Video Production program include:
Thomas Ackerman (West Carrollton), Bethany Adams (Tipp City), Bauner
Chafin (Eaton), Christian Delk (Eaton), Josh Denniston (Versailles),
Brock Downing (Wayne), Kellie Eagan (Tipp City), Michael Greggerson
(West Carrollton), James Hardy (Eaton), Clayton Jaros (Twin Valley
South), Eric Meece (Brookville), Darian O’Neal (Eaton), Bradley Paynter
(Carlisle), Brandon Peterson (Twin Valley South), Alan Sarver (Eaton),
and Anthony Shaw (Tri-County North).
The MVCTC Media and Video Production Tech Prep program gives high
school students many first-hand, independent learning opportunities
such as these client projects. It is a wonderful way for students to
learn valuable problem solving and interpersonal skills that will make
them employable upon graduation. The Media and Video Production
Tech Prep students have completed other client projects in the past for
Mary Scott Nursing Home, Arcanum Athletic Department, the Ohio
Department of Education, MVCTC, etc. To learn more about
opportunities in this program for high school juniors and seniors,
visit http://www.mvctc.com/mp.
If you have a client project that you need assistance with, please
contact Mr. Patrick Carlisle, MVCTC Media and Video Production
instructor at 937-854-6304.
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