FRI: Video Production - Sample Scene

NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS

DAILY Learning Target(s):  

• I can begin to UNDERSTAND the basic techniques of proficient VIDEO STORYTELLING
• iMovie 101
• I can edit my first scene - Trouble @ the office

The Week(s) Ahead & Announcements

• Family conference THIS WEEK! 
• CONTINUE BRINGING HEADPHONES EVERY DAY - they are essential for video editing - but don't have them out unless you are told.
• You will choose new partners and be assigned new seats the first day we return from Spring Break.  
• Don't be late
• No group grades (except for behavior) so choose a partner that complements your skills.
• Are you shy? Choose someone who loves the spotlight
• Are you shaky? Choose a partner with a steady hand?
• Are you a good writer? Choose a partner who could use a hand in the idea department. 
• NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS 
• You MUST FILM during SPRING BREAK
• You MUST arrive to class MONDAY with all of your HOW-TO footage, already uploaded  
• Optional: El Mariachi!

HOMEWORK:

• Your Storyboard is due at the end of class TODAY
• Your sample scene edit is also due then
• Watch a few different types of TV shows & COUNT how many shots they have in 30 seconds. Divide 30/by that number and you can see how many average seconds each shot lasts for that genre of TV.  Is ACTION the fastest? What about dance? What about romance? Reality? Game show?  
• Continue to watch different how-to, cooking, home improvement, or "fix it" videos on the internet and think about how well they TEACH what you are supposed to LEARN
• All filming for the How-To is DUE the first day back from the Break

Agenda: [40]

• REMEMBER: NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS
• iMovie Sample Footage worktime & Storyboard check [35]
• iMovie EXPORT & UPLOAD [05]

WED/THU: Video Production - iMovie 101

NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS

DAILY Learning Target(s):  

• I can begin to UNDERSTAND the basic techniques of proficient VIDEO STORYTELLING
• iMovie 101
• I can edit my first scene - Trouble @ the office

The Week(s) Ahead & Announcements

• Family conference THIS WEEK!
• 
  

  Wednesday 3/28	Thursday 3/29	Friday 3/30
  SPECIAL SCHEDULE (85 min periods)	SPECIAL Minimum Day  Schedule (85 min periods)	9, 10, 12th Minimum Day (40 min classes)
  Period 1 8:30 – 9:55 (85) Period 2 10:00 – 11:25 (85) SSR 11:30-11:55 (25) Advisory 11:55 – 12:55 (60) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30	Period 3 8:30 – 9:55 (85) Period 4 10:00 – 11:25 (85) Period 5 11:30 – 12:55 (85) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30	Period 5 8:30 – 9:10  (40) Period 4 9:15 - 9:55 (40) Period 3 10:00 – 10: 40 (40) Period 2 10:45 –11:25 (40) Period 1 11:30 –12:10 (40) Advisory 12:15 – 12:55 (40) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30

• CONTINUE BRINGING HEADPHONES EVERY DAY - they are essential for video editing - but don't have them out unless you are told.
• You will choose new partners and be assigned new seats the first day we return from Spring Break.  
• Don't be late
• No group grades (except for behavior) so choose a partner that complements your skills.
• Are you shy? Choose someone who loves the spotlight
• Are you shaky? Choose a partner with a steady hand?
• Are you a good writer? Choose a partner who could use a hand in the idea department. 
• NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS 
• You MUST FILM THIS WEEKEND 
• You MUST arrive to class MONDAY with all of your TO-DO footage, already uploaded  
• Optional: El Mariachi!

HOMEWORK:

• Your Storyboard is due at the end of class FRIDAY
• Your sample scene edit is also due then
• Watch a few different types of TV shows & COUNT how many shots they have in 30 seconds. Divide 30/by that number and you can see how many average seconds each shot lasts for that genre of TV.  Is ACTION the fastest? What about dance? What about romance? Reality? Game show?  
• Continue to watch different how-to, cooking, home improvement, or "fix it" videos on the internet and think about how well they TEACH what you are supposed to LEARN
• All filming for the How-To is DUE the first day back from the Break

Agenda: [85]

• REMEMBER: NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS

• Downloading the Practice Stock Editing Footage [10]
• Click HERE to Download it

• "Download Anyway"

• Unzip it by clicking it in the Browser's bottom status bar 

• MOVE the footage to your Student Drive
• Introduction to iMovie [50]
• Open iMovie from Spotlight

• Create a NEW Project

• Import all three clips of your practice video from the student drive: There are 3 ways to do it

• YOUR COMPLETED SCENE, EDITED, IS DUE @ THE END OF CLASS FRIDAY ALONG WITH YOUR STORYBOARD FOR THE HOW-TO

TUE: Video Production - 10 Minute Film School & More Storyboarding

DAILY Learning Target(s):  

• I can begin to UNDERSTAND the basic techniques of proficient VIDEO STORYTELLING
• Being resourceful 

The Week(s) Ahead & Announcements

• 
  

  Wednesday 3/28	Thursday 3/29	Friday 3/30
  SPECIAL SCHEDULE (85 min periods)	SPECIAL Minimum Day  Schedule (85 min periods)	9, 10, 12th Minimum Day (40 min classes)
  Period 1 8:30 – 9:55 (85) Period 2 10:00 – 11:25 (85) SSR 11:30-11:55 (25) Advisory 11:55 – 12:55 (60) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30	Period 3 8:30 – 9:55 (85) Period 4 10:00 – 11:25 (85) Period 5 11:30 – 12:55 (85) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30	Period 5 8:30 – 9:10  (40) Period 4 9:15 - 9:55 (40) Period 3 10:00 – 10: 40 (40) Period 2 10:45 –11:25 (40) Period 1 11:30 –12:10 (40) Advisory 12:15 – 12:55 (40) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30

• CONTINUE BRINGING HEADPHONES EVERY DAY - they are essential for video editing - but don't have them out unless you are told.
• You will choose new partners and be assigned new seats the first day we return from Spring Break.  
• Don't be late
• No group grades (except for behavior) so choose a partner that complements your skills.
• Are you shy? Choose someone who loves the spotlight
• Are you shaky? Choose a partner with a steady hand?
• Are you a good writer? Choose a partner who could use a hand in the idea department. 

HOMEWORK:

• Watch a few different types of TV shows & COUNT how many shots they have in 30 seconds. Divide 30/by that number and you can see how many average seconds each shot lasts for that genre of TV.  Is ACTION the fastest? What about dance? What about romance? Reality? Game show?  
• Continue to watch different how-to, cooking, home improvement, or "fix it" videos on the internet and think about how well they TEACH what you are supposed to LEARN
• All filming for the How-To is DUE the first day back from the Break

Agenda: [60]

• Typing Web Exercise [10]
• 10 Minute Film School [20+/-]
• Student Exemplar: How to cook rice [05]
• Storyboard Worktime Q&A on Project [25 +/-]
• The exemplar

• The template

El Mariachi!

MON: Video Production - Shot types & Storyboards

DAILY Learning Target(s):  

• I can begin to UNDERSTAND the basic techniques of proficient VIDEO STORYTELLING
• Shot Types
• Storyboards

The Week(s) Ahead & Announcements

• 
  

  Wednesday 3/28	Thursday 3/29	Friday 3/30
  SPECIAL SCHEDULE (85 min periods)	SPECIAL Minimum Day  Schedule (85 min periods)	9, 10, 12th Minimum Day (40 min classes)
  Period 1 8:30 – 9:55 (85) Period 2 10:00 – 11:25 (85) SSR 11:30-11:55 (25) Advisory 11:55 – 12:55 (60) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30	Period 3 8:30 – 9:55 (85) Period 4 10:00 – 11:25 (85) Period 5 11:30 – 12:55 (85) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30	Period 5 8:30 – 9:10  (40) Period 4 9:15 - 9:55 (40) Period 3 10:00 – 10: 40 (40) Period 2 10:45 –11:25 (40) Period 1 11:30 –12:10 (40) Advisory 12:15 – 12:55 (40) Student Led Conferences 1:30 – 5:30

• CONTINUE BRINGING HEADPHONES EVERY DAY - they are essential for video editing - but don't have them out unless you are told.
• You will choose new partners and be assigned new seats the first day we return from Spring Break.  
• Don't be late
• No group grades (except for behavior) so choose a partner that complements your skills.
• Are you shy? Choose someone who loves the spotlight
• Are you shaky? Choose a partner with a steady hand?
• Are you a good writer? Choose a partner who could use a hand in the idea department. 

HOMEWORK:

• Watch a few different types of TV shows & COUNT how many shots they have in 30 seconds. Divide 30/by that number and you can see how many average seconds each shot lasts for that genre of TV.  Is ACTION the fastest? What about dance? What about romance? Reality? Game show?  
• Continue to watch different how-to, cooking, home improvement, or "fix it" videos on the internet and think about how well they TEACH what you are supposed to LEARN
• All filming for the How-To is DUE the first day back from the Break

Agenda: [65]

• Typing Web Exercise [10]
• & Idea Check
• Shot Types [30]
• Guided Note taking handout
• You may also sketch your notes on a storyboard instead
• Lecture Notes/Presentation
• Storyboard Worktime [25]
• The exemplar

• The template

WED/THU: Video Production - Unit Introduction

UNIT Learning Target(s):  

• How can we SPEAK the LANGUAGE of 'film'?
• How can we use film to express ourselves and our ideas?

UNIT Project Deadlines (subject to change)

• 1-3 minute How-To Video
• DUE: 4/11/18 - This is filmed over Spring Break
• 3-5 minute Social Issue Documentary - This involves writing
• DUE: 5/09/18
• 3-5 minute Featurette - This is your final
• DUE: 6/06/18

DAILY Learning Target(s):  

• I can begin to UNDERSTAND the basic techniques of proficient VIDEO STORYTELLING

The Week Ahead & Announcements

• CONTINUE BRINGING HEADPHONES EVERY DAY - they are essential for video editing - but don't have them out unless you are told.

HOMEWORK:

• Watch at least 2 different how-to, cooking, home improvement, or "fix it" videos on the internet and think about how well they TEACH what you are supposed to LEARN

Agenda: [100]

• Typing Web Exercise [15]

New Unit

• Cell Phone PHOTO/VIDEO! [35]
• What are we doing?
• How will it be graded?
• Idea/Effort
• Technical Skills
• Can it be done?
• freddiew: Sandcastle Sensei 
• A little about Freddie Wong & the Guerrilla School of Filmmaking
• RocketJump The Series
• What are you good at? [10]
• turn to your seat-mate for a think-pair-share [01+01+01]
• What is the simplest thing that you are really good at?
• Why are you good at it?
• Share out your partner's idea
• How do we begin? [40]
• What can YOU do in so short a time?
• Watching with intent...
• Looking for examples...
• Storyboarding your ideas... 
• Exemplar
• Guided
• Blank

TUE: Photoshop Cleanup & Critique

DAILY Learning Target(s)

• We can reflect on our final Photoshop creations

Announcements 

• Absent on Monday?  You must complete yesterday's reflection during today's class on your own time by the end of THIS WEEK
• ABSENT on TURN IN DAY?
• if you have not already done so click here to turn in your Photoshop project.
• TODAY AFTER-SCHOOL is the LAST time you can turn in ANY missing PHOTOSHOP assignments for Partial or Full CREDIT
• THIS SAT: RALLY for our Lives against Gun Violence

Agenda [60]

• [Photoshop Recovery Time - for students who were pulled from class only]
• Photoshop Final Reflection (All Students ABSENT MONDAY)
• Photoshop Gallery: Appreciation & Critique 
• Submit JPG of your BEST work from the last 3 weeks to the proper gallery
• Period 1
• Period 3
• Period 4
• Period 5

MON: Photoshop Reflection

DAILY Learning Target(s)

• We can reflect on our final Photoshop creation

Announcements 

• No School Friday (woah)
• ABSENT Last Class?
• if you have not already done so click here to turn in your Photoshop project.

Agenda [65]

• Photoshop Final Reflection - Click here
• Finish Early?
• Upload your Photoshop work to your Google Drive for safe keeping
• Clean up your Period Drive
• Put YOUR STUFF in your folder
• Put YOUR FOLDER in the OLD folder
• You drive should have 2 folders when you are finished: 
• Movies 
• Old
• Urgent 'home'work
• Photoshop Freeplay
• Typing for credit