Grouping Students
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1. Think about skill level and technical ability in the following essential skills:
- Public Speaking
- Technical Ability
- Outgoing/Self-Confidence
- Creativity
- Teamwork
2. Consider behavior and peer interactions
3. Consider the scope of the project to determine the size of the group. Most video productions require 3-5 students.
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Rules to Follow
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Handle all equipment carefully with respect
- Do not use video production equipment unless you have been properly trained
- Demonstrate responsible behavior when shooting in the field
- Stay on task
- Do not disrupt other classes
- Follow a schedule in order to complete the project on time
- Practice each scene before filming
- Film multiple takes of each scene
- Return all equipment at the end of every class period
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Classroom Management Tips
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- Prepare a model/sample for students to view in order to set clear expectations
- Provide students with a rubric on how they will be graded
- Carefully review student scripts and storyboards before they begin filming
- Provide clear descriptions of jobs so students know what they are expected to do
- Give a detailed schedule for students to follow
- Check on groups as they're filming in order to troubleshoot any issues they are having
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Jobs (see definition in glossary)
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- Director
- Producer
- Talent
- Camera Operator
- Editor
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Sample Schedule
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Day 1
Introduce Project
Student pre-production
Decide on jobs
Brainstorm ideas
Storyboard
Day 2-3
Students film on location or in studio
Day 4-5
Students edit video
Day 6
Student presentations
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