Whose Name's the Domain?!
PC Early College
Video Club 2025
This is just a 30-second compilation of two student projects. Students were working on commerials for a product of their own choosing.
What's For Sale Here?!
This site aims to promote a video club that also uses speaking in
interviewing, acting,
stand-ups, voice-over,
& commercials or "sales-pitching."
As the tabs suggest, there is also an emphasis on composing shots, editing video, some prepared speeches, and impromptu humor.
This site gives other ideas to draw on: speechmojo.com/tmworkshops
Stan Coss (Mr. C) taught video production with a TV show for 19 years at Polk County High School, as seen on speechmojo.com/tracks .
This 4-H club would focus on video while having elements of public speaking from his being a Toastmaster and his former days at BRCC.
*If you have questions on joining such a club, contact Mr. C at stancoss2@gmail.com . At this point, the club will meet twice a month for 90 minutes, starting September 16th, every other Wednesday at 3:30 PM at the Henderson County Center on Jackson Park Road for the 10 months school is in session.
The Insta- Pass
& Multi-purpose Stapler Commercials
These from Austin Kempton tout an invention that students would like to make use of and a standard item with nonstandard uses.
Dent-Remover :
Benton, the student body president, got student driver approval to make his demonstrations of his product's effectiveness.
Lipgloss Sale:
This is made in and around a school bathroom. An Invasion of Privacy may be an issue.
All Aboard!
This is barely a commercial, and would certainly fail as a hard-sell, but it did meet the class project requirements of a stand-up, five well -composed shots, and voice-over to reinforce a message. Granted, ceramic figures in a den don't get to go places very often.
4-H Video & Speech Club
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* These Twitter/Facebook links purposefully don't work: we could do with less social media!