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How to Make a Movie
Designed to get elementary level students interested in an after school program, this short video looks at the basic steps to making your own movie. Start off with a plan (or storyboard), then have a script with actors and props picked out. Remember that the audience will only see what the camera sees. NOTE: This movie does not cover the steps after filming has concluded, namely downloading, editing, and rendering the final product. We ended up doing a lot of this for the students.
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Comment by Nick Shuman on July 14, 2009 at 7:31am -
Cheryl,
When Eric and I put together this video, we geared it toward an elementary level audience. However, I have used it with middle school students as part of an introduction to iMovie projects using their MLTI laptops (see more resources for middle level students at http://sites.google.com/site/mskcomlit/msk-oscars). With respect to cameras, we have a bank of Sony HandyCams (DCR-HC36) that were purchased with help from the Kennebunk Education Foundation.
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Comment by coakes on July 14, 2009 at 6:16am -
This is a great promo for things to come. What grade level will you use this with? What kind of cameras will you use? I love MSAD 71 TV!
Cheryl
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Comment by Bob Sprankle on July 13, 2009 at 6:21pm -
Nick!
Brilliant! My students are going to love this!
Thanks so much for posting it here.
Bob
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