MON: Documentary Week 3 of 4 (advanced sound and video in iMovie)

WARMUP: RE-READ The Project 
Requirements BELOW
Your Completed 
Rough Draft Documentary 
w/ temporary voice-over is 

DUE THIS THURSDAY

Daily Learning Target(s):  

• I can do my own darn work and stay out of everyone else's way

Announcements:  

• Bring Headphones 'ERY DAY

Homework:  Make your OWN homework

Agenda [65]:

Recording your temporary voice-over [05]

Fine-tuning your audio and video [05]

Personal Documentary Work-time [55]

• Use your outline
• Use your script
• Continue researching
• As a rule of thumb, if you are behind, try to build at lease 60 seconds of timeline each class

• Recapping the project requirements
• 3-5 minutes long "documentary"
• You are explaining a topic to your audience
• Topic is researched & Facts & Data are clearly in your finished film
• Through your research you are TEACHING YOURSELF TO BE AN EXPERT ON YOUR TOPIC
• Your documentary film is how you are explaining your topic to the audience
• Do not use the words of others except as a direct quote. Learn your topic and explain it in your own words.
• Script is written for everything except Interviews
• Interviews are NOT required
• Keynote must be used in some way
• Graphics
• Explain a concept in pictures 
• Remember the coffee cup
• Green screen
• Overlay facts & figures creatively  
• Look at the examples again!
• Charts 
• charts are NOT required but are often a good way to show data
• All video must be shot by you 
• Unless otherwise approved, such as family footage or some other foreign footage arranged by you
• Everything else is made up of...
• High resolution images that are displayed using iMovie (Ken Burns and other cropping tricks) and Keynote techniques
• Graphics, animations, charts and graphs that you create inside of Keynote
• NO downloaded video is allowed
• AFTER you complete your film you may petition to upgrade a Ken-Burns scene with video footage