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Chapter 10VIDEO MEDIA1. Definition2. Types of Video3. Video Production4. Using Video EffectivelyEnd

What is a video?Video is a series of images that when combined, can form moving visual images.

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Different Types of Video uses for Education

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Video ProductionPreproduction ProcessProduction ProcessPost-production Process

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Preproduction ProcessBrainstormingScriptwriting

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Brainstorming- The very first step to developing a video is through developing a concept. The What, Where, Who, How are the questions that you need to answer.

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Scriptwriting-this is the part where you start writing what the video is all about. StoryboardSite Survey

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Storyboard- Are used to visualize your movie idea. Scenes, visuals, and audio will be sketched out during storyboarding.

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Site Survey-all the elements that need to be prepared must be set-up. Includes:-visiting the location site-reserving the site-getting all the equipment needed-lining up the people involved

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Production ProcessAspects of ProductionThe CameraShot TypesCamera MovementLightingAudio

- Is the actual recording and capturing of the video.

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Camera-get to know the camera you are going to use and how it works.

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Shot Types- Different type of shots that produce different effects which are determined by the cameras proximity to the main subject.

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Camera Movement

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3 Point Lighting

High/ Low-key Lighting

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Audio

Lapel MicrophoneHand-held microphoneBoom/shotgun microphone

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Post-Production ProcessEditingSavingDistribution

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EditingIs the process of putting all the elements such as music, audio, narration, background, etc, together. Todays editing is called digital editing because the editor uses a computer to manipulate the elements.

MusicMusic can enhance the video as it sets the mood.

EffectsFade-In a shot that begins in darkness and gradually brightensFade-Out a shot that begins in brightness and gradually fades to blackIris a shot beginning in darkness and gradually getting lighter in a circleDissolve two images overlap for a period of timeWipe wiping out one scene and wiping in the next.

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SavingVideo File FormatsM4v Mp4 Mov - Wmv - Flash -

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Distribution- Video is now ready for distribution. Today, distribution is through uploading in the internet or by video sharing.

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Using Video EffectivelyBefore Viewing

During Viewing-students will now watch the video material focusing either on the guided questions or a particular segment.After Viewing-students might retell, discuss, or do a post viewing activity.

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