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    This document provides guidance for a video storytelling project. Students should create a storyboard identifying essential images, quotes, and takeaway points. The intro should engage the viewer with images and audio. A video story differs from a collection in that it has a central theme supported by individual pictures. The final project can cover a person, event, group or issue, and must be 2-5 minutes long, due December 15th for presentation on the 16th. Drafts are optional but must be shown by December 9th for feedback.

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    Week 11 Review Storyboards More On Video Storytelling Jeff Young

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    This document provides guidance for a video storytelling project. Students should create a storyboard identifying essential images, quotes, and takeaway points. The intro should engage the viewer with images and audio. A video story differs from a collection in that it has a central theme supported by individual pictures. The final project can cover a person, event, group or issue, and must be 2-5 minutes long, due December 15th for presentation on the 16th. Drafts are optional but must be shown by December 9th for feedback.

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    Week 11 Review Storyboards; More on Video Storytelling

    Jeff Young jryoung@gmail.com

    This

    is your chance to think of MustGet elements:

    What images are crucial? What quotes are essential (and what images support them)? What takeaway points do you want to make?

    How

    does the piece start? (what is on the screen, and what does the viewer hear?)

    Try

    to convey a sense of experience

    How

    does a picture story differ from a collection of pictures on a topic? A picture story has a theme. Not only are the individual pictures in the story about one subject, but they also help to support one central point (Ken Kobr, Photojournalism: The Professionals Approach).

    Can

    cover a person, event, group, or issue.

    Can

    cover a person, event, group, or issue. Rule of thumb: no less then 2 minutes and no more than 5 minutes.

    Can

    cover a person, event, group, or issue. Rule of thumb: no less then 2 minutes and no more than 5 minutes. Due Dec 15 at midnight.

    Can

    cover a person, event, group, or issue. Rule of thumb: no less then 2 minutes and no more than 5 minutes. Due Dec 15 at midnight. Present final projects on exam date, Dec 16.

    Can

    cover a person, event, group, or issue. Rule of thumb: no less then 2 minutes and no more than 5 minutes. Due Dec 15 at midnight. Present final projects on exam date, Dec 16. Drafts are optional, but must be shown to me by Dec 9 class to get feedback.

    Final

    Project Shoot: Post to the blog a 1 to 2 minute clip that might be in your final project.

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