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VIC Classroom Lessons

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Classroom Lessons and Teaching Ideas

 

 

Video for Absolute Beginners: A quick overview of Photostory3, The Rule of Threes, The Language of Film, TeacherTube    

CVCUE Video for Absolute beginners Presentatation: CVCUE.pdf

 



 

Television Production

A Free, Interactive Course

in Studio and Field Production

by Ron Whittaker, Ph.D.

 

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The Story of Movies

 

The Film Foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, established in 1990, by Martin Scorsese and an esteemed group of fellow filmmakers — Woody Allen, Robert Altman, Francis Ford Coppola, Clint Eastwood, Stanley Kubrick, George Lucas, Sydney Pollack, Robert Redford, and Steven Spielberg — to protect and preserve our cinematic heritage.

 

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Films covered include: Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and To Kill a Mockingbird

 

 


 

The RULE OF THREES - QUICK and DIRTY

 

The Rule of Thirds is not necessarily a rule, as much as it is a suggestion that tends to add more tension, energy, and interest into your photo.

It works like this: when you look through your viewfinder, divide the image into thirds, both horizontally and vertically.

 

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Photostory 3 Online Tutorials

 

PHOTOSTORY 3 SCREENCASTS: The process of digital storytelling with Photostory 3.

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CONTEXT: The simple digital story that Jake is making in the screencast tutorials is about coming home from an stay of five years in the Southern United States.

Being from Chicago, Jake missed many things that he took for granted. The story is in the format of the MasterCard priceless commercials.

 

Tutorial 1 | Beginning the digital storytelling process, corresponds to pages 1-2 of the tutorial handout.

Tutorial 2 | Removing black borders from images, corresponds to page 3 of the tutorial handout.

Tutorial 3 | Adding text to a title slide or image, corresponds to page 4 of the tutorial handout.

 

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Understanding Media Messages

 

 

At Understand Media, we believe that media literacy is a vital skill for citizens of the 21st century. We proudly provide free resources to help parents and teachers help kids learn the importance of this valuable skill. We offer free articles, lesson plans, podcasts, a blog, videos, and much more to help you on your way.

 


The Complete EEJIT's Guide to video

 

 

Pre-Production

Ideas for Movies

Your film starts HERE!

Script Layout

How to format your screenplay..

Sharks and Structure

Creating dramatic structure for your movies.

Case Study - SHARK ATTACK

3-Act structure in action - a breakdown of Jaws.

Storyboarding your Movie

Acting with a pencil.

Production

Rough Guide to Camera Formats

What type of camera to use to shoot your film.

Blood and Bullets for No-Budget movies

How to create safe bullet hits.

Lighting on a Low-Budget

A simple guide to lighting your film.

101 Shooting Tips

Film-making tips.

"Keep it Steady Eddie"

How to keep your shots smooth.

Post-Production

Non-Linear Computer Editing #1

Using your home computer to edit your movies.

 

 


 

 

Metacafe Studio - ALL THE IZZY STUFF FOR FREE

 

NOTE: Most schools will block metacafe, so get these @ home!!

 

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