NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS
DAILY Learning Target(s):
- I can understand the scope of the Personal Documentary project
- I can begin to brainstorm ideas for my Personal Documentary
- On Monday we will be selecting our documentary topics.
- The more you think about it over the weekend the easier your week will be.
- CONTINUE BRINGING HEADPHONES EVERY DAY - they are essential for video editing - but don't have them out unless you are told.
- NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS
- CONTINUE to 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?
- Start to watch more documentaries of any length.
- How do they tell their story?
- Do they have a point of view?
- Are they believable?
- Are they manipulative?
- Try these sources:
- We will watch some of these in class
- 60 Second Docs
- Your Brain on...
- Short of the Week: Documentary Channel
- REMEMBER: NO VERTICAL VIDEO | HOLD YOUR PHONE SIDEWAYS
- WARMUP: Typing.com [10]
- REFLECTING: What got in the way of a successful How-To? [10]
- The Personal Documentary: Introduction [20]
- The How-To was to get us to understand the technical skill - all you needed was an idea, the content was something you already knew
- The documentary is where you take that basic skill and combine it with research and more advanced video skills, producing a technically better video on a more interesting topic.
- This movie must be better than the last, using more advanced skills
- Keynote generated charts, graphs, and other visuals
- all special effects and special text effects
- More sophisticated sound
- overlapping
- close editing
- replacing
- reversing
- pitching
- More sophisticated video layering
- opacity blending
- Green Screen effects
- Video manipulation
- speed
- color
- light
- Sound manipulation
- pitch
- special effects
- In computer visuals moves on still pictures and motion videos
- Breaking the rules
- What about 6 seconds?
- Slow panning vertical video to create a crane shot and other cool tricks with excellent phones
- The subject of this film must be researched and written in advance
- You may use all B-Roll, graphics, and voice-over
- You do NOT need to have live narration or interviews
- The Documentary film is to explain something to us.
- Explain something to us
- How something works
- Why something exists
- Introduce us to a place or a thing
- Tell us someone's story
- Let someone tell us their story
- Investigate something
- Illustrate a famous poem or speech
- Be a journalist
- The documentary must be researched in advance and include information from that research.
- All narration must be written in script form before it can be filmed
- Some Examples:
- Interview with A-Roll cutaway [02]
- Green Screen Magic [05]
- Voice over still images and B-Roll [06]
- A bigger canvas [08]
- How do, How-To? [??]
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