BECON TV

     HELLLOOOOOOO, in this blog post, I want to share about a recent special presentation at our school featuring a speaker from BEACON TV! Just before this post went up, we had a speaker visit from BEACON TV, covering various topics in film and movie production. Now at first I had no idea what BECON TV was but my friend Jordan did and he mentioned something called school dual (I have no idea what that is) but the BECON guy mentioned something about it too so I thought that was cool!

    Initially, he delved into production essentials, like the one-third rule and lighting, providing insightful details that clarified doubts for myself and some classmates. Another topic he touched on was the shortcuts competition, where students craft a trailer based on a given theme within six hours, adhering to specific guidelines such as shot angles and title fonts. Although I find film intriguing, I probably won't be doing that because I have NO time on my hands and I’m not that good at film production. Nonetheless, I think the competition is really cool. Lastly, he discussed the opportunity to borrow equipment from BEACON TV, which could greatly aid in our project. Now because I do not have social media I have left it up to Fernandidito and Makayla to reach out to him. Because the thing we need the most is mainly microphones since our phones microphones are really not the best…

Anyways here is a picture of the slideshow he presented to us:



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