1. Cooking TV segment captured in KeepVid
Branching Structure for Digital Self-Portrait: How to Survive the “How-to-Cook” TV Segment
Behind the scenes look at “How–to-Cook” TV segment used to highlight culinary career
Cooking TV segment captured in KeepVid
TV segment cut into small clips and interspersed with snapshots and personal photos
Running narrative over snapshots and photos describes behind the scenes shenanigans and career highlights
Photographs of different hats worn at Miele as well as different culinary jobs inserted as background information
Stock photos from Google images show personal hero Julia Child and emphasizes some of the narrative
Video of “stress-free” Culinary Arts high school teacher portrays next step in career and acts as close to presentation

2. Treatment Author: Susan Jaslove Genre: Autobiographical
Title: How to Survive the “How–to-Cook” TV Segment
Logline (short pitch): This behind the scenes look at the filming of my “How-to-Cook” TV segment is used as a vehicle through which to describe highlights of my culinary career.
Synopsis: While working as a home economist at Miele, an upscale kitchen appliance manufacturer, I participated in the filming of a “How-to-Cook” TV segment. By capturing it in KeepVid, it has been remixed to document the behind the scenes tensions of a TV cooking production. Additional still photos offer an opportunity to reminisce about my Miele job which included team building, catering and travelling. The remixed video lends itself to a discussion of my culinary career as a food writer, recipe developer, and high school culinary arts teacher as well.

3. Resources for How to Survive
Bibliography
Resources for How to Survive
julia-child-chicken - wgbh-tv (picture); Image originally from WGBH-TV, The French Chef TV show on PBS
old Julia photo
: Copyright Picture-alliance/dpa from pile of potatoes
:Julia Child interview: April 19, 1995
WHRHS picture
Psycho Theme: From Album: Halloween Ring Tones: Halloween Scary Sounds