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5 Videography Sections
5 Videography Sections
Section 1: Using the DSLR camera.
Section 2: DSLR Shooting + iMovie Editing
Section 3: Using a Phone Gimbal OSMO Mobile 6
Section 4: Stop Motion
Section 5: Advanced Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro
Section 1: Using the DSLR Camera
Section 1: Using the DSLR Camera
How to use a DSLR Camera
How to use a DSLR Camera
The Makerspace has available for students Canon Rebel DSLR cameras.
Introduce yourself to the DSLR cameras using the video the the left.
Transferring Photos/Vids from Camera to Computer
Transferring Photos/Vids from Camera to Computer
Use the video to the right to learn how to get photos/vids off your camera.
VVP.1: Introduction to the Camera System
VVP.1: Introduction to the Camera System
After watching the two videos above (Intro and learning how to transfer vid/photos),take 3 portraits of 3 different people in the Makerspace Studio using one of the backdrops, available lighting, and the Mspace DSLR camera. Submit these photos to earn credit for this module.
After watching the two videos above (Intro and learning how to transfer vid/photos),take 3 portraits of 3 different people in the Makerspace Studio using one of the backdrops, available lighting, and the Mspace DSLR camera. Submit these photos to earn credit for this module.
Using a DSLR to shoot Video
Using a DSLR to shoot Video
This video discusses camera settings, lighting, and scene setup. It doesn't use a Canon Rebel T6, but the settings are universal between cameras.
VVP.2: DSLR Video System Introduction
VVP.2: DSLR Video System Introduction
After watching the video above, record a 15 second video using the Mspace DSLR. Nothing fancy- this is just to practice using the camera, transferring the file, and uploading it to Drive. Submit the video's Google Drive Share Link to earn credit for this Module.
After watching the video above, record a 15 second video using the Mspace DSLR. Nothing fancy- this is just to practice using the camera, transferring the file, and uploading it to Drive. Submit the video's Google Drive Share Link to earn credit for this Module.
Section 2: DSLR Shooting + iMovie Editing
Section 2: DSLR Shooting + iMovie Editing
iMovie Intro Tutorial
iMovie Intro Tutorial
If you've never used iMovie, this is a great place to start.
VVP.3: DSLR & iMovie Interview Video
VVP.3: DSLR & iMovie Interview Video
Watch the video above. Film, then use iMovie to edit and export. Your final movie should be 30 - 35 seconds long and include titles, transitions, sound, music, and credits. You MUST use the Mspace DSLR for this. Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Watch the video above. Film, then use iMovie to edit and export. Your final movie should be 30 - 35 seconds long and include titles, transitions, sound, music, and credits. You MUST use the Mspace DSLR for this. Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
For filming, choose one of these challenges:
Interview 3 different people about the same topic
Shoot 3 different happenings of a similar/related event
VVP.4: Experimenting in iMovie
VVP.4: Experimenting in iMovie
Use the "iMovie Editing Tricks" Video to the right to create a set of experimental scenes. Set up your video with a title screen for each "Trick", followed by an example of that trick that you shot with the camera. Use the video you created in the prior module VVP.3 to do this module.
Use the "iMovie Editing Tricks" Video to the right to create a set of experimental scenes. Set up your video with a title screen for each "Trick", followed by an example of that trick that you shot with the camera. Use the video you created in the prior module VVP.3 to do this module.
Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Green Screen iMovie Editing
Green Screen iMovie Editing
Use the Mspace Studio to film with a green screen, then edit your video to show a different background. This video guides you through the process.
VVP.5: Green Screen iMovie Editing
VVP.5: Green Screen iMovie Editing
Create a 30 second film with the green screen, then use iMovie to edit and export. You need to use the Mspace DSLR for this. Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Create a 30 second film with the green screen, then use iMovie to edit and export. You need to use the Mspace DSLR for this. Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Don't know what to record? Use this script: https://monologueblogger.com/harolds-ear/
VVP.6: Editing a PRO B Roll
VVP.6: Editing a PRO B Roll
Use this tutorial to produce a B Roll sequence.
Use this tutorial to produce a B Roll sequence.
First, shoot footage showing a student walking from the building's entrance, through the halls, and finally to the Makerspace. Then, follow the tutorial's steps to create a B Roll sequence. The final video should have no natural audio track, and should include the following features: (as guided in the video)
First, shoot footage showing a student walking from the building's entrance, through the halls, and finally to the Makerspace. Then, follow the tutorial's steps to create a B Roll sequence. The final video should have no natural audio track, and should include the following features: (as guided in the video)
Importing a song
Importing a song
Speed Ramping
Speed Ramping
Editing to the beat
Editing to the beat
Adding Ambient Sound
Adding Ambient Sound
Speed Ramp Sound Effects
Speed Ramp Sound Effects
Colour Correction
Colour Correction
Cinematic Black Bars
Cinematic Black Bars
Adding Titles
Adding Titles
Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Section 3: Using a Phone Gimbal OSMO Mobile 6
Section 3: Using a Phone Gimbal OSMO Mobile 6
VVP.7: Intro to OSMO Mobile 6 Phone Gimbal
VVP.7: Intro to OSMO Mobile 6 Phone Gimbal
Use this tutorial to learn how to use the mobile phone gimbal. You will need to download the DJI Mimo app onto the phone used. Follow the tutorial and DO what is shown so you learn how the device works.
Use this tutorial to learn how to use the mobile phone gimbal. You will need to download the DJI Mimo app onto the phone used. Follow the tutorial and DO what is shown so you learn how the device works.
To earn points for this module, use the gimbal and Mimo app to create a 30 second video that utilizes the hyperlapse function to record a person walking from the main entrance of the school, around the school (past the gyms, to the cafeteria, through the L wing) and into the Makerspace.
Export the video from the Mimo app into your Google Drive and submit the video as evidence for the module.
DIRECT LINK TO DJI Mimo App: (enter link in browser ON YOUR PHONE) s.dji.com/guide38
DIRECT LINK TO DJI Mimo App: (enter link in browser ON YOUR PHONE) s.dji.com/guide38
VVP.8: Cinematic Footage with the Phone Gimbal
VVP.8: Cinematic Footage with the Phone Gimbal
Use this video to learn 5 ways to get high quality footage with your phone and gimbal.
Use this video to learn 5 ways to get high quality footage with your phone and gimbal.
To earn points for this module, use the gimbal and Mimo app to create a 30-60 second video that utilizes these 5 methods. First, set your phone to these settings:
Frame Rate: 60 fps
White Balance: Locked
5 Methods:
Use extension pole to capture a low ground view, reflection shot, OR a crane shot.
Use the focus wheel to change the scenes focus and alter the viewer's attention.
Use Active Track to perform an orbital shot.
Use the Dynamic Zoom function in the Mimo app.
Shoot a Spin Shot.
Export the video from the Mimo app into your Google Drive and submit the video as evidence for the module.
VVP.9: Creative Gimbal Moves
VVP.9: Creative Gimbal Moves
Use this video to learn 7 ways to creatively use the gimbal.
Use this video to learn 7 ways to creatively use the gimbal.
To earn points for this module, use the gimbal and Mimo app to create a 30-60 second video that utilizes these 7 moves.
7 Methods:
Reveal Turnaround
Character Switch
Tracker Reveal
Pan Tilt Follow
Point of View Swing
The Riding
Tilt Up Forward
Export the video from the Mimo app into your Google Drive and submit the video as evidence for the module.
VVP.10: B-roll Gimbal Moves
VVP.10: B-roll Gimbal Moves
Use this video to learn 7 ways to creatively use the gimbal.
Use this video to learn 7 ways to creatively use the gimbal.
To earn points for this module, use the gimbal and Mimo app to create a 30-60 second video that utilizes these 7 moves.
7 Moves:
Match Cut Transition
Tracking Shots
Wipe Transition
Mask Transition
Orbit
Vortez
Black Frame Transition
Export the video from the Mimo app into your Google Drive and submit the video as evidence for the module.
Section 4: Stop Motion with iMovie
Section 4: Stop Motion with iMovie
Intro to Stop Motion Movie
Intro to Stop Motion Movie
How to do Stop Motion: Complete Introduction
How to do Stop Motion: Complete Introduction
Big Picture How To
Stop Motion with iMovie
Stop Motion with iMovie
Once you have your pictures taken for a Stop Motion movie, this tutorial shows you how to use iMovie to put them into a movie format.
VVP.11: Stop Motion Video
VVP.11: Stop Motion Video
Create a Stop Motion Movie using Legos (or some other readily available material) that is no more than 20 seconds long. Your video MUST use the green screen.
Create a Stop Motion Movie using Legos (or some other readily available material) that is no more than 20 seconds long. Your video MUST use the green screen.
Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Export the video from iMovie, upload it into your Drive, and submit the Share link to earn credit for this module.
Section 5: Adv. Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro
Section 5: Adv. Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro
VVP.12: Intro to Adobe Premiere Pro
VVP.12: Intro to Adobe Premiere Pro
Use Adobe Premiere Pro to edit a 40 second video to include the following features: (Use any unedited, raw footage you want- new or old)
Required Features:
Text
Speed Up and Down
Transitions
Adjust color
Export your video, upload it to Drive, and submit the share link to earn points for this module.
Need help Exporting? Watch the 2nd video!
VVP.13: Cinematic Edits
VVP.13: Cinematic Edits
First, shoot 15 seconds of raw video with a hand-held DSLR at 60 FPS of a person looking directly into the camera as movement occurs in the background scene. Make sure the focus in on the person, with the background being out of focus.
Bring this raw video into Premiere.
Then, watch this tutorial video tutorial and add in the following cinematic edits:
Required Edits:
Video Stabilization
Slow Down
Zoom In/Out
Color Grading
Cinematic Black Bar
Export your video, upload it to Drive, and submit the share link to earn points for this module.
VVP.14: Masking
VVP.14: Masking
First, shoot 30 seconds of raw video with a hand-held DSLR at 60 FPS of a person walking across a distant background. Make sure the focus is on the person, with the background being slightly out of focus.
Bring this raw video into Premiere.
Then, watch this tutorial video tutorial to learn how to perform and use masking. As you watch the video, experiment with these masking techniques using your own footage:
Required Masking Experiments:
Isolating/Targeting
Remove Unwanted Object
Combine Clips (bring in a different clip/photo/background)
Transitions
Export your video, upload it to Drive, and submit the share link to earn points for this module.
VVP.15: Giant of Anoka!
VVP.15: Giant of Anoka!
First, take a high quality photo of the front of the AHS school building.
Then, watch this tutorial video tutorial to learn how to use masking to create a video showing a giant person stepping over the school.
Export your video, upload it to Drive, and submit the share link to earn points for this module.
VVP.16: Text Behind Movement
VVP.16: Text Behind Movement
First watch this tutorial video tutorial to learn how to bring text behind moving objects into a video.
Then, shoot a 10 second video of motion using the DSLR or phone with Gimbal. Bring this video into Premiere and use one of the techniques shown to incorporate 1-3 words artfully into the shot.
Export your video, upload it to Drive, and submit the share link to earn points for this module.
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