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Video assignments will evaluated using the rubric below:

**10.) Windows Movie Make Video Editing Introduction:** Using [|keepvid.com], download this video clip...
[] **and save it in MP4 format into your thawspace.**
 * Before you begin working with the video, you will view the sample of what you are to recreate. This will be shown on the projector.
 * You will open the file in Windows Movie Maker and place it in the timeline
 * Once the video is in the timeline, you will mute the video volume.
 * You will then use the split tool to split the video every 10 seconds.
 * You will then place a title in front of your video with a name of your choice
 * You will then select the first 10 second section and apply a visual effect on the section. You will then use the caption tool to write what type of visual effect you used on the frame. Use a different color and type of text for each frame. Place appropriately on the clip.
 * Continue placing visual effects and captions on each frame.
 * Once you have used all of the available visual effects, place different transitions between slides. Use all of the available transitions in your video.
 * Your final step will be to place an audio track of your own choice over the video.
 * Students that finish early may experiment with slow motion, fast motion, rotating images, etc.
 * Once you are finished, call me over for evaluation.

On the left side is what the original video looks like. The right side shows a file that has been put into movie maker and has had effects, transitions, different audio, captions and titles applied. You will want your video to look similar to the video on the right side below when you are finished (it shouldn't be the exact same...try out different effects and transitions to explore).


 * media type="custom" key="24059828" || media type="custom" key="24059830" ||


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**11.)Camera Shot Types and Movements-**
Using the video below as a reference, you will create your own camera shot types and movements video. You will use the school cameras and tripods that are provided. Your video will be edited in Windows Movie Maker and will need to include the following:


 * A title slide the displays the title "Camera Shot Types and Movements By: Your Name"
 * You must capture and display the shot types and movements provided in the word document below.
 * You have these movements in the order that they are in on the list below.
 * Using text in Windows Movie Maker, you must label the shot type or movement so the viewer knows what they are watching.
 * You will select your own music to put over top of your video.
 * You must place credits at the end of your film that tell who was featured in the video, who filmed the video, who edited the video and what music your used.

Here is a sample to check out

media type="custom" key="24059838"

Here is the shot list that you are to follow. The sheet also has explanations of what each shot type or movement is:
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**12.)****Film Techniques Music Video-**
Film Techniques- Using a video camera, you will plan and develop a music video. The expectations are outlined in the document below.

**BEFORE YOU BEGIN FILMING, YOU MUST FILL OUT A MOVIE TREATMENT FORM AND A STORYBOARD TEMPLATE AS A GROUP SO YOU HAVE A GUIDE OF WHAT YOU WILL BE FILMING.**

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**13.) Major Video Project-**
In a group, students will develop a video project utilizing the elements of pre-production, production, and post production as outlined in the attached document. Please note the deadlines. The final product will be assessed based upon above video project rubric, and the Script Writing Rubric here:



As we have agreed as a class, we will now have to option to do one of the following ideas listed below. These items still include pre-production, production, and post production as listed above. Remember that use must use Celtx to create your scripts that include the following: A cover page, scene title, action, shot, character, dialogue.

- A movie trailer - A movie trailer parody - Re-create a scene from your favorite movie using proper shot types and dialogue. You may change this up a bit.

Here is the rubric for how you will be evaluated:


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