Week of February 9 - February 13, 2015

Week of February 9 - February 13, 2015

VIDEO Production Process

Term	Definition
Pre-production	the process of preparing all the elements of a video production, including planning, storyboarding, script writing, scheduling, props, camera angles and locations
Production	he process of recording video
Post-production	all phases of production following recording of video, i,e capturing, editing, titling, exporting, etc.
Script	A written document that tells what the program is about, who is in it, what is supposed to happen and how the viewer is to see and hear the event.
Tilt	When the camera stays fixed but swivels vertically (up and down).
Pan	Moving the camera back and forth (left to right).
B-Roll	Used as your video fillers, what fills up your video with supplemental or alternate footage in between main shots, also illustrates or shows examples.
Story Board	Are graphic organizers in the form of illustrating image displayed in sequence.
Cut- Away Shot	An interruption of a continuous film action by switching a view of something else.
Treatment	a summary on what your production is about. Used for a dramatic production.
A/V Script	a script that has two columns, video information on the left, and audio information on the right.
Target Audience	a specific group of people that you are appealing to your production

Monday 2.9.15  
COPY AGENDA
Presenting/ Refining Pitch/ Synopsis 

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Studio #11_Digicom- Treatment-Presenting/ Refining Pitch/ Synopsis 
Pitching your ideas- small group  ( Once Upon a Time)


Pre- Production
1. PLAN
Planning involves a pitch, a treatment, a storyboard and a script.
The pitch
Before a video program is produced, its concept is pitched to a producer. In the case of educational coursework, students pitch their concepts to their instructors in one-page synopses of their ideas.
A pitch is a synopsis that summarizes research into the topic and explains why and how the finished production would meet the goals of the project. A list of team members, roles and responsibilities should be appended.
The treatment
The synopsis is expanded into a treatment, which is a three- to five-page narrative summary of the high points of the proposed video program.
Storyboard
In a simple cartoon-style drawing, a storyboard shows the action, actors, camera
angles and transitions from one scene of the program to the next. Creating such a visual roadmap of the key scenes makes it easier for team members to work together more effectively.
Script
The written script is a scene-by-scene, start-to-finish narrative of the video program. It includes word-for-word dialog for the actors, descriptions of sets, times of day, camera setups, and interior and exterior locations for
shooting.     www.uncp.edu

Tuesday 2.10.15- 

Studio #11_Digicom-Script / Storyboard Due end of Day Thursday
Scripting & Storyboard

http://www.socialbrite.org/2010/07/15/digital-storytelling-a-tutorial-in-10-easy-steps/

Did you watch Watch    http://video.ucf.edu/process/

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Wednesday 2.11.15- 

Pre- Production-  Studio #11_Digicom

Thursday 2.12.15- 
VIDEO Production Process TEST
Agenda Check
Script and Storyboard Due!!


Pre- Production-  Studio #11_Digicom

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Friday, 2.13.15-  No School 

Go to https://www.storyboardthat.com/classroom

Click "I'm a New User."

Step 2 - Create a New Account

Option 1 - Register as a New User
NOTE: We do not ask for an email address

• User Name - User names must be unique across all of Storyboard That. Students will be able to choose a display name to make it easy to identify them in your dashboard.
• Password - Must be at least 4 characters long.

Step 3 - Join Your Classroom

• Class Name: kchastain 
• Access Key: brought863 
• Your Name: 

* For students  only use first name and last initial (example:  enriquea).