Video Production in the Classroom

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Video Production in the Classroom

• Dr. Kathy Hayden (CSU San Marcos)
• BJ Afeman (San Diego County Office of Ed.)
• Todd Mattox (Escondido Union School District)
• Becki Goehl (San Diego County Office of Ed.)

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How has video production made a difference?

• Classroom Teacher
• Program Coordinator
• Video Competition Coordinator
• Pre-service Teacher Education

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Students

• Robert

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Students

• Student Testimonial

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Session Objectives

• Why does this work in the classroom?
• How do you get started?
• Milestones, challenges, success

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Christine Bailey

• Hardy Elementary, San Diego Union School District

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Diary of a Crayfish
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Project Live
Picture This

• The goals of Project LIVE are to foster critical
  and visual literacy skills in both students and
  teachers to increase student achievement.

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Elementary
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Elementary
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NETSS

• Creativity and Innovation
• Communication Collaboration
• Research Information Fluency
• Critical Thinking, Problem-Solving Decision
  Making
• Digital Citizenship
• Technology Operations and Concepts

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Todds Tips

• Its the process, not the product.

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Todds Tips

• However...

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Hollywood production techniques were developed
to save money by saving time.
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Hollywood production techniques were developed
to save money by saving time.
These same techniques will give educators and
students the time to use video in the
classroom.
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Terrorist Videos
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No Lights, No Mics?No Problem.
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Drywall2005 NSBA-APPLE Winner
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5 TipsPicture and SoundThe Script as
BlueprintThe Shot ListThe Slate BoardBest
Takes Editors Notes
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Prerequisite Skills

• Videos are nothing
• but what
• you see and hear.

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• So, they have to
• look good
• and sound right.

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Rule of Thirds
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It starts with the script. The screenplay is a
blueprint for everything you will see and hear.
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Morning Girl
A Simple Book report 2 ways
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Morning Girl
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Morning Girl
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Morning Girl - ala Middle School
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Writers Script
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Writers Script Directors or Shooting
Script
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Writers Script Directors or Shooting
Script The Shot List
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Writers Script Directors or Shooting
Script The Shot List The Slate Board
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Editing is the Time-killer If you shoot without
a plan, and keep no record of what you
film youll be up all night watching raw
footage.
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• The Shot List and Slate
• save the day.
• (Not to mention the night!)

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Master Editor Binder
A Tab for every day of this week, next week, and
a section for unscheduled.
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Master Editing Station
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Resources

• ivie.tv
• project live
• picture this site
• other

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Principal Buy In

• Content Standards Connection
• Transparency
• Lesson Plans with video time scheduled
• Communication

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Production is Instruction

• Video demonstrates understanding

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Pedagogical Release

• Students take responsibility for their learning
• Peer instruction and coaching

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Production Cycle

• Pancake Rule
• 3rd times a charm

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Equipment

• Practice
• Production Jobs and Specialization

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Follow Through

• Showcasing
• Critiquing

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Questions ?