Monday, Sept 27
DISCUSS:
- Video Storytelling
- The Secrets of Sequencing
- 180-degree rule
‘We’re still together.’ Teen poses with best friend in senior photo – two years after her death
Review: Photo Project #2-Slideshow – Shoot photos and gather audio for an audio slideshow that focuses on a visual story with good sound and natural sound that is of interest to a college audience. This story can include your voice (or not), but at minimum should include at least a dozen slides, at least one interview, and nat sound. It should run at least :45 but no longer than 1:00. Post this on the class website with a headline and abstract. (30 pts)
Video Sequencing exercise/Check in on website issues
Pitch Video Project #1: Sequencing – Shoot someone involved in a sequential activity, such as making a sandwich, cooking a meal, getting a haircut, etc. Prove that you understand the idea of five-shot sequences. Gather good sound and natural sound as well. Edit this using Adobe Premiere and post it on class website with a headline and abstract. This should run between 1:00 and 1:30. (IMPORTANT: Be sure to shoot people, not just things. (30 pts) This is due in two weeks.
Assignments due next week
Blog Check 2
Due in two weeks: Video Project #1: Sequencing – Shoot someone involved in a sequential activity, such as making a sandwich, cooking a meal, getting a haircut, etc. Prove that you understand the idea of five-shot sequences. Gather good sound and natural sound as well. Edit this using Adobe Premiere and post it on class website with a headline and abstract. (IMPORTANT: Be sure to shoot people, not just things. (30 pts) This is due in two weeks.
Helpful:
The 3 Easiest Ways to Cut Clips in Adobe Premiere Pro CC
9 key elements that can help journalists be better video storytellers
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