The Lexington School
for Recording Arts

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Students taking turns behind the camera and on the stage in Music Video Production class get the needed experience to prepare them for their future careers.
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Knowing what to shoot is essential.
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All good segment producers have to be able to edit their own content. Having superior editing skills is indispensable.
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Hands on experience on the green screen and behind the camera is the only way to acquire the skills that will land you a job.
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All good segment producers have to be able to edit their own content. Having superior editing skills is indispensable
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There is more to being a camera operator than just pointing the camera. Every video must tell a story. Every image is a piece of that story.
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Sometimes it is more like being an apprentice at a record label than being in school.
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Learning this way is educational, informational and fundamentally paramount. The key word here is FUNdamental.


Broadcast Media

"It's important to recognize music
and the recording of music, as an art."

Broadcast, Television! As “Orleans” sang almost 40 years ago “You’re Still the One”. That’s right even in this age of anyone can be a star on the internet, TV is still the dominant medium in our industry. That, most likely, is not going to change for a long time. Green screen, lighting, camera operation, quick edit, scripting, and all the rest…… It's all here in our Broadcasting class. On camera, off camera, directing, floor managing, technical directing, again it’s all here at LSRA. So if you think you’ve got what it takes to be on air, this class is for you. Although TV is the main focus, we broadcast for internet as well.

So as we honor the past (television), we look to the future (youtube and all the other sites available online).






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