Let's+Make+Movies!+(I+and+II)

=Let's Make Movies! (I and II)=


 * Welcome!

Thanks for attending //Let's Make Movies// or //Let's Make Movies, The Sequel// at Cybercollege 2007. I hope everyone had a good time, learned a lot, and got ideas to take back to their classroom. Enjoy!**

Handouts
Here are two handouts that cover the material from the first workshop. Click the text to open the .pdf file. Or right click and select "save target as" to save it to your computer. You will need to have [|Adobe Reader] to open these files.

-rules and terms for shooting good video -tips on editing video with Windows MovieMaker [| Video Shot Logsheet.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.

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


 * Windows Movie Maker tutorials -** [|**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.


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


 * 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.


 * Nonlinear -** [|**http://www.nonlinear.info/download.htm**] **-** Here you can download logsheet templates for logging your footage.


 * Premiere Elements** - http://www.adobe.com/education/products/premiere_elements.html - Adobe has a lot of teacher-friendly tutorials and resources on this page for those of you who are interested in Premiere, a slightly more advanced video editing program.

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