Due:
39. Final Documentary Recording
Do not hesitate to ask for help! That's my job!
The whole point of school is to find out things you didn't know before. That's what learning is. Those who ask the most questions get the most answers. Embrace the process and you will succeed! You will know things you didn't know before!
Instructions:
1. After your script is completely done and has been peer reviewed, record yourself reading your script for the narration of your documentary. DO THIS AT HOME IN A QUIET PLACE! Listen to yourself to make sure you're clearly audible.
***YOU MUST CREATE YOUR DOCUMENTARY IN THE ASSIGNMENT!
DO NOT CREATE A NEW PROJECT OUTSIDE OF THE ASSIGNMENT!!!***
Record your INDIVIDUAL nugget in the INDIVIDUAL WeVideo assignment.
When it's completely finished, add it to the GROUP WeVideo assignment.
As a group, create the hook, claim, introduction & conclusion in the GROUP assignment.
2. Add visuals that compliment what you're saying
Use "Canva" to find more visuals if it's helpful
Search "Creative Commons" licensed photos from Google and you don't need to cite them! (search images, click "tools" under the search bar on the right, change "usage rights" to "creative commons"
3. Add music; Drop the volume of music >20%, make Voiceover volume <200%
4. Make sure you have a title scene at the beginning and credits for your citations at the end
5. Add captions for important names, dates, vocab, locations, etc
6. Create transitions between visuals/segments
7. Watch your documentary to make sure it's solid!
Tips for using Canva & making credits:
Go to Canva
search for "Credits"
pick one of the options and click "customize"
double click in boxes and edit the text
when finished, click "share" and "download"
then upload that file into WeVideo
*Practice saying unfamiliar words or names before you record your narration! Find a pronunciation guide/video. Don't stumble on words or mispronounce them in your video.*
WeVideo Class Code:
4th period - rm3gm9x
5th period - 42ml715
6th period - r7vd08e
The whole point of school is to find out things you didn't know before. That's what learning is. Those who ask the most questions get the most answers. Embrace the process and you will succeed! You will know things you didn't know before!
Instructions:
1. After your script is completely done and has been peer reviewed, record yourself reading your script for the narration of your documentary. DO THIS AT HOME IN A QUIET PLACE! Listen to yourself to make sure you're clearly audible.
***YOU MUST CREATE YOUR DOCUMENTARY IN THE ASSIGNMENT!
DO NOT CREATE A NEW PROJECT OUTSIDE OF THE ASSIGNMENT!!!***
Record your INDIVIDUAL nugget in the INDIVIDUAL WeVideo assignment.
When it's completely finished, add it to the GROUP WeVideo assignment.
As a group, create the hook, claim, introduction & conclusion in the GROUP assignment.
2. Add visuals that compliment what you're saying
Use "Canva" to find more visuals if it's helpful
Search "Creative Commons" licensed photos from Google and you don't need to cite them! (search images, click "tools" under the search bar on the right, change "usage rights" to "creative commons"
3. Add music; Drop the volume of music >20%, make Voiceover volume <200%
4. Make sure you have a title scene at the beginning and credits for your citations at the end
5. Add captions for important names, dates, vocab, locations, etc
6. Create transitions between visuals/segments
7. Watch your documentary to make sure it's solid!
Tips for using Canva & making credits:
Go to Canva
search for "Credits"
pick one of the options and click "customize"
double click in boxes and edit the text
when finished, click "share" and "download"
then upload that file into WeVideo
*Practice saying unfamiliar words or names before you record your narration! Find a pronunciation guide/video. Don't stumble on words or mispronounce them in your video.*
WeVideo Class Code:
4th period - rm3gm9x
5th period - 42ml715
6th period - r7vd08e
Last Modified:
Wednesday,
January 7 11:52 AM