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Nov 17, 2024
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EXS 225 - Digital Video for Kinesiology Introduction to digital video designed to provide students with the background to work with hardware and software tools to capture, analyze and present work. Students will learn to make quantitative assessment of movements using digital video techniques. Dartfish software will be used throughout the course as the primary software tool for capture, analysis and sharing of digital video content. (3 cr. hr.)
Frequency code O = offered occasionally
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Utilize proper techniques of video collection from mobile devices, digital video camcorders, and specialty digital video cameras.
- Organize, coordinate, and operate a technical group to record footage with a variety of digital camcorders, tripods, and lighting equipment.
- Compose projects utilizing the Dartfish Video Analysis Platform, including: Importing large media files, editing media into useable tracks, employing the Analyzer, StroMotion, and Simulcam functions.
- Use Adobe Premier Pro and Adobe After Effects software, specifically: Importing multiple media files, trimming, unlinking video from audio, and creating subclips, meshing together multiple tracks, with title cards and transitions.
- Relate and apply protocols, set by the Institutional Review Board, of what is appropriate use of footage when representing SUNY Cortland.
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