1. Lights, Camera,…Uh Oh
By: Alfred Toole, Jr.

2. Contact Info:
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3. Basic Supplies
Teacher Helps
Samples
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Other Uses

4. Observe
Music, Video & Picture library

5. A few observations and much reasoning lead to error; many observations and a little reasoning lead to truth. -Alexis Carrel
Music, Video & Picture library

6. Bare Essentials: 1) Dv Camera w/ ilink 2) Dv Tape 3) 1394 /ilink cable
4) Laptop w/ 1394 link & MovieMaker
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7. Resources:
Free
Adrive, Band, Carts, Freeplaymusic.com, Google docs, Gmail, Microsoft PowerPoint & Word, Monitors (old), MovieMaker, Music Resource Center, Orchestra, Titan Pad, Wikispaces, Youtube, Zamzar,
Not so Free
1394 Firewire / ilink cable, Camcorders, Desktop computers, DV Tapes, Editing Software, Flashdrives, Laptops, Lights, Microphones, Tripods & Shoe
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8. Optional items

9. Basic Supplies
Teacher Helps
Samples
Tutorial
Problems
Online Resources
Other Uses

10. How to Hit the Movie Target
Grading Rubric
Student Examples
Model What You Want
Small Steps
Feedback

11. Student Examples:
What do you see?
ABC
R.O.G. CW
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12. What did you see? Previous Menu Next Form groups of 2/3
Solicit ideas from each other & gather 5 ideas from the audience
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13. Grading Rubric
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14. Small Step #1: Researching Info:
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15. Small Step #2: Brainstorming
Other Helps
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16. Small Step #3: Creating a Story Board:
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17. Small Step #4: Writing a Script
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18. Small Steps: Titles Adding Video & Pics Transitions Labels & Captions
Video Effects
Sounds
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19. Feedback #1: Student Evaluations
Name
Content
Skills
Grade / Why
Who did it?
What info is in it?
What MMkr skills do they use?
What did they earn? Where could it be improved?
What is the movie about?
How is it divided up?
What graphics do you see?
What sounds do you hear?
Title Animations
News Video, Inset, News Banner, Flashing, Ticker Tape
Import & Trim Pics
Video Effects
Video Transition
Create 1 Voice over or 1 Narrated Timeline
Add Sound
Letter grade and your reason why.
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20. Feedback #2: Work Journal
Last time, I had problem / success with____.
3 skills I have used in my video are____.
Today, I plan to_____
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21. Sample Work Journal:
Last time, I had a problem with importing my movie clips and trimming my clips.
3 skills I have used in my video are 1) adding title animations, 2) importing pictures and 3) opening sound.
Today, I plan to find a closing sound to go with my end credits.
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22. 22409VISTE 22409VISTE Previous Menu #1 What are the 3 changes to your
Exit Questions
#1 What are the 3 changes to your
movie?
#2 What are 2 things you would like to
do next time on your movie?
#3 What is 1 thing you wish you
understood better about
Movie Maker?
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23. Classroom Helps:
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24. Out of clutter, find Simplicity. From discord, find Harmony
Out of clutter, find Simplicity. From discord, find Harmony. In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. -Albert Einstein

25. Roles: Essential Non Essential Broadcasters Audio Engineer
Camera Operator
Director
Scriptwriter
Teleprompter
Video Editor
Non Essential
Audio Engineer
Floor Manager
Lighting Director
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26. X X X X I do; you watch. I do; you help. You do, I watch.
You do, I help.

27. A lot of people have gone further than they thought they could because someone else thought they could. -Unknown

28. Basic Supplies
Teacher Helps
Samples
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29. Sample Projects:
Please me for links to sample projects. The hyperlinks for the video clips do not work for your project.
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30. Sample Segments:
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31. Sample Segments:
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32. Basic Supplies
Teacher Helps
Samples
Tutorial
Problems
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Other Uses

33. Moviemaker Tutorial: Titles Adding Video & Pics Transitions
Labels & Captions
Video Effects
Sounds
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34. Adding Titles & Credits:
1) Left Click on Tools
2) Left Click on Titles and Credits…
3) Choose where you Want it
4) Left Click on Done

35. Changing Font & Text Color:
1) Left Click on Change the text font and color
2) Choose your font and color
3) Left Click on Done
Tip:
Left Double Click on the title you want to Edit.

36. Changing Background Color:
Left Click on change the font and color
Click on the Square showing the background color
Left Click on Done
Tip:
Left Double Click on the title you want to Edit.

37. Changing Title Animation:
Left Click on Change the Title Animation
Choose an Animation
Left Click on Done
Tip:
Left Double Click on the title you want to Edit.

38. Editing Titles & Credits:
1) Under Show Story Board / Show Timeline, Double click on the Title.
2) Left Click on what you want to edit
3) Make Corrections and Left Click on Done

39. Importing Audio & Video:
Titles
Adding Video & Pics
Transitions
Labels & Captions
Video Effects
Sounds
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40. Capturing Video: 1) Connect Camera to computer & Open MovieMaker
2) Turn the camera on to Playback Mode & Left Click on File Capture Video
3) Choose capture video from device & Enter a File name
4) Choose a place to save your captured video
5) Choose Video Setting / Quality
6) Choose Capture Method
7) To Begin, Click Start Capture and to Pause, Click Stop Capture
8) When done, Click on Finish
Link to Video Showing
How to Capture

41. Saving Pictures: 1) Turn the Camera On
2) Locate the File with the Picture
3) Create a Folder
4) Title the File
5) Click Save

42. Saving Audio Files: Saving WAVs Audio Files Importing Sound:
Right Click on link
Save Target As / Save Link As
Locate Flash Drive
Save in your Period Folder
Importing Sound:
FileImportLocate File Left Click on Import

43. Importing Videos / Pictures / Sounds:
1) FileImport into Collection…
2) Locate your Files
3) Use shift / ctrl to select more than 1 clip
4) Left Click on Import

44. Adding Pictures / Audio to Movie:
1) From the Collection, Drag the desired object where you want it.
Tip: Use Shift / Ctrl to drag more than one item down at a time

45. Resizing Clips: Trimming Clips: Stretching Clips: Splitting Clips:
Left Click on the Clip
Move the cursor to the end of the Clip / Picture
Click and Drag the Handles in
Stretching Clips:
Click and Drag the Handles out
Splitting Clips:
Play the clip
Press Ctrl-L where you want to split the clip
Tip: Zoom in and out for Exactness

46. Moving / Deleting Clips:
Moving Clips / Pictures:
Left Click and hold on top of the Clip / Picture
Drag the Clip / Picture where you want it to go
Deleting Clips / Pictures:
Left click on the Clip / Picture you want to delete
Press the Delete Key

47. Adjusting Volume on a Clip:
Fade In / Out / Mute:
Left Click on the Video Clip
From the menu bar, Left Click on Clip
Choose Audio
Choose Fade in / Fade Out / Mute
Adjusting the Volume:
Choose Volume...
Adjust and Left Click Ok

48. Creating Voiceovers: expanded 1) Add Graphic and Video Clip
2) Under Timeline, Click to Expand Video
3) Copy Audio Clip from Audio/ Music & Paste on Audio
4) Mute Top Video Clip
5) Shorten the Top Video Clip so that the Video & Graphic are the same as the Audio you copied
expanded

49. Adding Transitions: Titles Adding Video & Pics Transitions
Labels & Captions
Video Effects
Sounds
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50. Adding Transitions: To Create a Fade Transition: Other Transitions:
In Timeline View, drag the bottom half of the Clip / Pics
A horizonal Blue line should appear
Other Transitions:
In StoryBoard View, Left Click on CollectionGo up to Transition
Preview a Transition by Double Clicking on it
Choose the Transition you want
Drag it down in between the two Clips

51. Deleting Transitions:
Right Click on the Transition you want to delete
Left Click on Delete.

52. Adding Labels and Captions:
Titles
Adding Video & Pics
Transitions
Labels & Captions
Video Effects
Sounds
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53. Adding Captions & Title Overlays:
1) In Story Timeline, Left Click on the Clip
2) Left Click on Tools
3) Left Click on Titles and Credits…
4) Choose Title on Selected Clip
News Banner
Flashing
Subtitle
Basic Title
Tickertape
Tip: Use Copy and Paste to do Multiple Title Overlays

54. Adding Video Effects: Titles Adding Video & Pics Transitions
Labels & Captions
Video Effects
Sounds
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55. Adding Video Effects: 1) Click on Collections
2) Scroll up and Left Click on the Video Effect You Want
Ease in / Ease Out
Film Age
Speed up / Slow down
Rotate
Grayscale, Sepia, Posterize, Blur
Zoom in / Zoom out
3) Drag it down on top of the Clip / Picture

56. Adding Sound: Titles Adding Video & Pics Transitions Labels & Captions
Video Effects
Sounds
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57. Importing Sound: Importing Sound:
FileImportLocate File Left Click on Import
Adding Sound:
In Timeline, Drag the Audio Clip to the Audio /Music line

58. Adding Narration: 1) Plug in your microphone
2) Left Click on ToolsNarrate Timeline…
3) If prompted, click Ok
4) Click on the Clip you want to narrate
5) Click Start Narration
6) Click Stop Narration
7) Click Save

59. Saving Your Movie: 1) FileSave Movie File… 2) Choose Movie Location
Desktop
Flashdrive
3) Title your Movie and Click Next
4) Choose Quality of Movie and Click Next
5) Click Finish

60. Basic Supplies
Teacher Helps
Samples
Tutorial
Problems
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Other Uses

61. Uh ohs: 1) MovieMaker freezing 2) Red X on clips
3) Text disappears on a title.
4) Timing is off when you add or remove a video or sound clip.
5) Unplayable file
1) Save often, move slow and avoid excessive clicking
2) Left click on the Red X 2x and search for it. Save your work in 1 folder and avoid moving it once you import.
3) Choose a basic title for longer text. Split up longer text over several clips.
4) Use shift or ctrl to select all the audio files and adjust them once. Do the same thing with title overlays.
5) Convert the file to AVI, WAV or WMV using Zamzar.com.
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62. Basic Supplies
Teacher Helps
Samples
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Other Uses

63. Music, Video & Picture library
Building Structure 63

64. Google docs:
Use Google docs to create documents online and send your students the link.
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65.
Use wikispaces to host documents for your students to access.
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66. www.adrive.com: Use Adrive for online storage space.
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67. Additional online storage:
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68. Building a Music Library
Music, Video & Picture library
Building a Music Library 68

69.
Music, Video & Picture library 69

70.
Use zamzar to convert files to playable files WAV, AVI or WMV.

71.
Use titan pad to communicate with one another in a safe chat setting.

72. Basic Supplies
Teacher Helps
Samples
Tutorial
Problems
Online Resources
Other Uses

73. Other Uses: 1) Authentic Interviews 2) Book Trailers
3) Critiques in Art or Literature
4) Documentaries
5) Evaluating solutions
6) Feedback
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74. How I use Movie Maker Form groups of 2/3
Solicit ideas from each other & gather 5 ideas from the audience

75. How would you use Movie Maker?
Form groups of 2/3
Solicit ideas from each other & gather 5 ideas from the audience

76. Theodore Roosevelt
The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.

77. Theodore Roosevelt
The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.

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