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Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Videos. Show all posts

10/1/15

All classes:  

Photoshop 1:
Assignment: 
  • New Month, New Project!
  • Please have your notebooks out.  Start a new section called:  C.R.A.P. Video
  • Under the section title make a list called Need to Knows--we will go over the list in class
  • Group roles:  Leader, Recorder, Manager
  • The Manager needs to get a storyboard from Mrs. Miller and paste it into his/her notebook.  The manager must leave his/her notebook in the class for the duration of this project. 
  • The Recorder will be in charge of the script.  The Recorder does not write the script alone.  The Recorder just makes sure the script is recorded.  The Recorder must leave his/her notebook in the class for the duration of this project.  
  • The Leader is the director of the video.  
 
Photoshop 2:
Assignment: 
  • Continue working on advanced assignments.
  • Upload your finished image along with a description about what you did or what you learned.
Print and Image:                                                                            
Assignment: 
  • Continue working on Monster Series.
  • Upload your finished image along with a description about what you did or what you learned.
Print and Image 2:                                                                            
Assignment: 
  • Continue working on advanced assignments.
  • Upload your finished image along with a description about what you did or what you learned.

You Break Me Up!


Photo of four siblings to be used as example by Photoshop teacher
Before

"After" Photo of siblings seemingly broken by following Photoshop brush video tutorial
After
Learn to "break apart" a photo by creating your own brush settings. Make photos look as if they've been torn to shreds or cut into squares.  With a little manipulating, you could even create your own puzzle.

Here is the video to get you started:  School AccessPublic Access
Here is the photo to follow along, or you may use any photo you like:  Break Apart Photo

Interested in Digital Filmmaking?


Check out this free class at the New Braunfels Public Library:

You have to be 16 and have access to a computer with video editing software--and guess what? You do! Learn the basics, and you can use your free time, or extra time before school, to use one of my Macs to do your editing.


Tribute by Sarah Beth

Better late than never, 'eh Sarah Beth?  Good work, though.  You've done a great job this six weeks!
When I'm finished with this head cold (unless it finishes me first, lol) I'll embed it.  Until then, here's the link:

Video of the Week: Empire State of Mind

This video tied for 4th place in the Tribute Video Contest:

Video Overall Winners

Congratulations to the following students for placing in the top 5 videos:
1st place: Failure by Stephen, 4th period
2nd place:  Unicorns by Ty, 7th period
3rd place: Earth, Nature and Animals by Anna, 7th period
4th place (tie):  911 and Empire State of Mind both from 5th period

Video of the Week

Mark G's Tribute to Mickey Mouse was voted 2nd Period's favorite video. Congratulations Mark!

Tribute: Class Winners

The following is the outcome for class voting:
Congratulations!

2nd Period:  
2nd place tie:  M&M's and Anderson Silva
1st place:  Mickey Mouse

3rd Period:
2nd place:  Gummi Bears
1st place:  Beatles

4th Period:
2nd place:  Baby Tribute
1st place: Failure

5th Period:
2nd place tie:  Zoolander and 911
1st place:  Empire State of Mind

6th Period:
2nd place:  War
1st place:  Unicorn Football

7th Period:
2nd place:  Unicorns
1st place: Earth, Nature and Animals

Tribute to Regina Spektor

Great job, Nicole--and 15 extra credit points for uploading to TeacherTube!

Video of the Week

Here is a great example of combining photos with the beat of the music to enhance the overall mood of your video.

Way to go Lucas!

Video Tributes




The video tributes are trickling in. I expect tomorrow I'll see the majority of them. What did you think of this project? What would you have changed? 

Let me know in the comment section below.

Video Contest

If you are enjoying your short experience with Movie Maker, and want to branch out, take a look at this contest:
http://teachertube.com/heroes/

What better way to honor a hero than with a video?

GoD n DoG

I love short videos--especially ones that make me smile! You don't have to be a dog lover to appreciate this one...

If you cannot see the video above, you can watch it here: