Warm-Up:
- Why are sound effects so useful in story telling?
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Objective:
- Students will organize and develop artistic ideas and work (Anchor Standard 2) to understand relationships between Media Arts and Language Arts.
Today's Agenda
Business
- Computers
- I'm working on replacing the 11 year old computers, one at a time.
Learning Opportunities
- Autobiographical Video
- Rubric for our 3rd video, as planned in class:
5 pts Video shows a cohesive, compelling story in 3-5 minutes, TRT. 5 pts Video matches actions portrayed in the storyboard. 5 pts Properly cited music is used, with permission. 5 pts Title Card made during 10-4 classwork is used, credits thematically match the title card. - Production
- Once you've corrected your storyboards, you can begin recording.
- On-Site
- Record what you can in class.
- We do have green screens for those who want to use them.
- If you can't record in class, help someone who can.
- Off-Site
- if you are recording outside of the classroom, bring your video to class to edit so you have something to do.
- Rubric for our 3rd video, as planned in class:
- Film Festival Pre-Planning
- Categories:
- Under-a-Minute Challenge (6th grade only!)
- Documentary/Informative
- Feature
- Broadcast
- Think about which category would best help you meet the goal you gave yourself on Day 1 of this class.
- More will be asked of you as we get closer to 2nd Quarter.
- Categories:
- Podcasting
- If you're doing your homework, you've already started working.
- Exit Ticket (Auto-posting to Google Classroom at 3:40pm.)
- What do you think makes audio-only work harder than video work? What do you think makes it easier? Explain your answers to earn credit.
- HOMEWORK
- 10-10: Do whatever you need (script/storyboard changes, b-roll, background shots, etc.) so that when you come to class on Monday you can be as productive as possible.
- 10-14: Find 3 sound effects in the YouTube Audio Library that you think could be combined to tell an interesting story.
- 10-16: Write a haiku that tells the same story as the sounds you selected on 10-14.