Flip+Video

This workshop has a lot of things in common with the Let's Make Movies workshop, so you should probably check that page out too. To view these files, simply click on the title. To download them to use or print out later, you can right click and select **save target as. . .** If your computer can't open these files, you should install [|Adobe Reader]

Here are some links to sites for day three
[|NETS for students] [|NC Standard Course of Study]

- Project Plan template - If you are working on a movie project for your students, this template can help you plan a successful project.

Links
Here are the links we disucssed in class plus a few more places for good movie ideas.

Film concepts and tutorials

 * Dictionary of Film Terms -** [|**http://www.dur.ac.uk/m.p.thompson/filmterms.htm**] **-** a good collection of common terms used in moviemaking.


 * Windows Movie Maker -** [|**http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/moviemaker/default.mspx**] **-** This microsoft site will show you tips on using Windows Movie Maker to capture and edit your movie.

Sound you can use
Podsafe audio - [|www.podsafeaudio.com] - Music that can be freely used in your podcasts. There are no restrictions on the types of music here, so you may want to supervise students when they use it, or download a selection and let students choose.


 * Freeplay Music** - [|www.freeplaymusic.com] – Royalty free music that students can use in their multimedia productions. This can be used for student-created movies in the classroom, but it can only be used for student-created projects that will only be watched in the classroom. It can't be used in if it will be broadcast or shown to an audience outside of school.


 * Musopen -** http://www.musopen.com/ - Musopen is a collection of copyright-free recordings of classical music.

Handouts
Some of these are for you and some you can use with your class - Using the Flip Video Camera handout Settings\cgoodson\Desktop\flip video cybercollege workshop\handouts\How to use your Flip Video Camera - ultra version.pdf - Here is a logsheet to use when filming. This one is designed to use with a flip video or other camera that uses digital storage instead of tape or DVD.

- This is a good handout to introduce film terms to 3rd - 5th graders.

- This two-page handout covers basic shots and rules. It's a good handout for students and teachers.

- This handout has some basic tips to help with editing in Windows Movie Maker.

- This handout shows you how to delete videos from the Flip camera when you are done with them. [|Movie Jobs for students.pdf] - It's important to make every student feel like they are a part of a team. This handout has a list of behind-the-camera jobs that will get the kids running the production.