Digital Video Storytelling is a hands-on bootcamp, where participants learn how to develop, produce, and publish their own creative content. Using an Apple iPad as a self-contained production studio, students learn about--and are immersed in--all phases of the production process: pre thru post.
Culminating Summer 2017 Projects:
DVST grades 7-9 micro documentaries & branded promotional videos
DVST grades 5-6 public service announcements & commercial advertisements
Culminating Summer 2017 Projects:
DVST grades 7-9 micro documentaries & branded promotional videos
DVST grades 5-6 public service announcements & commercial advertisements
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During the one-week DVST 7-9 camp, students:
1. write a treatment and develop a narrative voiceover script
2. pitch their concept to their team of peers
3. take notes and make revisions to improve vision / cater to audience needs & expectations
4. create a shooting schedule (production planner)
5. demonstrate an understanding of camera angles and movements, shot composition, and rule of thirds (shoot w/ intent)
6. conduct an interview (direct subject, open-ended questions, impromptu questions, effective listening strategies)
7. shoot B roll footage which serves two purposes: cutaway from A Roll interview(s) & provide congruent visual footage
8. split audio and visual tracks from recorded/imported footage and edit independently--stacking tracks
9. cut/trim audio and visual tracks and assemble to communicate concise story
10. edit and balance audio tracks for maximum effect and listening experience
11. select, save, and edit high quality, non-pixelated images
12. publish work to website and/or YouTube channel
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During the one-week DVST 5-6 camp, students:
1. write a treatment (script) and/or narrative voiceover script
2. illustrate a corresponding storyboard
3. pitch their concept to their team of peers
4. take notes and make revisions to improve vision / cater to audience needs & expectations
5. create a shooting schedule (production planner)
6. demonstrate an understanding of camera angles and movements, shot composition, and rule of thirds (shoot w/ intent)
7. film shots / scenes (shoot to edit, ensuring adequate coverage)
8. split audio and visual tracks from recorded/imported footage and edit independently--stacking tracks
9. cut/trim audio and visual tracks and assemble to communicate concise story
10. edit and balance audio tracks for maximum effect and listening experience
11. select, save, and edit high quality, non-pixelated images
12. publish work to website and/or YouTube channel