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February 19, 2008 08:14 AM
Digital Storytelling - MarcoTorres
We learned it is essential to share the work your students have produced. Pictures and video pictures are original, but many times there is a temptation to use copyrighted music. Marco demonstrated some basic ways to compose original music with little music knowledge. One suggestion was from - http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/Session-main.html has the "garage band" software that can be used to product original music.
Below are some questions to ask the students to answer before the production of a movie begins, these questions will guide their thinking.
Ask the what- "What I would like to movie to be on?"
What is the how- "What do I need to produce this movie?"
Aim for very short stories, the average is less than 7 minutes.
A couple of examples of student project can be: 30 second film that shows your passion or what do you like about your day. You can always add some guiding limitations, such as, that they can not use your face in the video.
Marco shared how camera by A and B settings. The A side is for a close up,such as, a person's face. The B side will be items that further the dimension of the film, pictures of buildings or environments.
Posted by sandynelson on February 19, 2008 at 08:14 AM in Session | Comments (0)
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