Rotoball Project
April 27, 2008Students from several countries crated rotoscoped animations.
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Students from several countries crated rotoscoped animations.
Rotoball 2008 from The Carrot Revolution on Vimeo.
For this Assignment Students Picked a verb, Used MS PAINT to create a background , Used PIVOT Stickfigure Animator to act out the word and then Used Windows Movie Maker to add music and title, credits.
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1st Period 8th Graders
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3rd Period 8th Graders
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Eight graders in Digital Video Class wrote a story about a person, place or event that impacted their life. They then had to collect and create visuals that told the story, record the story narration and put them together in either MS Photostory or Windows Movie Maker. This was their final project for second trimester.
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Our 8th grade video students worked in partners to research and create a public service announcment on an important social topic. Pictures from Morgue Files and E-Library were used and Music from our KidCast Radio CD were used to put this together.
Anti-Animal Cruelty PSA by Anna, Emily and Holli
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Anti-Dog Fighting PSA by Kevin and Matt
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Anti-Eating Disorders by Liz and Olivia
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Anti-Animal Abuse by Heather and Tynikki
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Northwest High School and Middle School Film Festival, organized by the Media Educator’s Excellent Team. DEADLINE 4/13/08
Book Trailer Contest: make a video about a favorite book for Sno-Ilse Library and WIN a cool i-flip video camera More details here
“Science Matters” Video: In teams of 3 – 15 middle school students, under the supervision of their science teacher create a contest entry that promotes the relevance of science in everyday life and describe why Science Matters! Your entry may take any of the following forms: a Digital Story or Commercial (video); a Poster or Storyboard; a Power Point Presentation; a Public Service Announcement Script; a Song Recording, or an Essay. Video and audio entries must be no longer than two minutes. More details
WIN an iPod!
Student Video Podcast Contest about Leading Issues (like our public service announcments on teen drinking, political issues etc. see the list of topics here) http://www.proquestk12.com/access/custom/sirspodcon.shtml for more details. The First Prize winning entry in each category will receive an iPod for each contributing team member. The Second and Third Prize entries up will receive $25 in iTunes gift certificates for each team member
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and more coming soon!
The American Film Institute created a great student film curriculum that I have been using with my 8th grade digital video arts classes.
In this assignment the kids had to shoot a film in a small group. the requirements were: one actor only, all filmed within 5 feet of the door. The actor was to walk up to the door, hear a frightening noise, react in fear, struggle to open the door, finally make it through the door and show relief that the strange noise was not in-fact dangerous.
The first day, they shot the film without any storyboard or planning, then they watched the outcome, learned more about camera angles and storyboards and wrote a storyboard. Next, to experience the importance of storyboards they had to re-shoot using the storyboard from a different group. Finally, they re-filmed their own storyboard. For the editing part, all students had to edit their own version from any footage from the several group sessions. They had to edit out all camera audio and use only music and sound effects to tell the story and build the suspense.
2 finished films by different editors ~ Starring LIZ
2 finished films by different editors ~ Starring TANNER