Monday: [VP] How-To Worktime

Warm-Up:  

• Get to work

Learning Target(s):  

• I can Import my How To Footage
• I can begin editing (cutting, adding titles and transitions) my How To Video

News You can use:

• Today in History: 1981 Bob Marley dies

Announcements: 

• You have 160 Minutes to finish your How-To Video
• Last Physical Fitness Test
• TOMORROW 5/12
• MANDATORY 
• make-up is way less fun than just sucking it up and doing it with us
• Run/Walk 1 mile on lake
• Various other agility and flexibility activities
• Dismissed 12:55 PM from school
• New How-To Due Date is NEXT WEDS/THURS 5/13-14/15
• START BRINGING HEADPHONES EVERY DAY - but don't have them out unless you are told.
• NOTE: Shoot ONLY HORIZONTAL video 
• VERTICAL video will NOT be allowed 

Homework:

•  Finish filming your "How To" video 

Agenda:

• New Skills and Answers (10)
• UnWrap your timeline to access fast forward and slow motion and other special features
• Click and HOLD in the Audio track to select a portion
• WORK-TIME (50)
• Start uploading and editing your How-To
• REMEMBER TO FOLLOW THE PROJECT REQUIREMENTS BELOW!
• If you DO NOT have any footage of your own
• Call John over to make a plan
• Write that plan down and execute it!
• Practice your skills on the provided footage

Student Exemplars:

• How to make a brownie in a mug
• How to do a fishtail braid
• How to do makeup
• How to make a paper airplane

Reference:

• The project requirements:
• These are the minimum requirements for your video.
• You will receive an “Application of Knowledge” grade for following these requirements as listed below:
  • Individual or PAIR project
  • Individuals are eligible for an "B" by meeting the requirements
  • Pairs are eligible for an "B" by EXCEEDING the requirements
  • Individuals that need to borrow equipment can speak to John after class. Pairs must use own equipment
  • Video must effectively teach an entire concept
  • Video must be between 60 and 120 seconds long - unless approved otherwise
  • Every clip must be 5 seconds or shorter when edited
  • Video must include at least 5 different shot types
  • Video must have approved storyboard before shooting with Shot Types and Dialogue indicated
  You must utilize your photographic techniques (light/angle/rule of 3rds/etc…) as well as pay attention to sound quality and camera motion as discussed in class