You can design a movie-style trailer that excites your classmates about a must-read novel or nonfiction book.
If you need to thank someone, try filming rather than writing a thank you note.
3. Keep Parents Informed
You can record a brief summary of what you learned on a weekly or monthly basis and then film it, news report-style, to share.
You can practice your informative writing skills by making short videos that explain how to bake a cake, ride a skateboard or shoot a soccer goal.
If you are fired up about an issue at your school or community, you can make a video sharing your opinions and/or asking for change.
You can film your own version of your favourite story —it’s a great way to practice key reading skills like summarizing and comprehension.
Stop-action movies are a fun way to document a science experiment, whether it’s cell meiosis or growing a bean sprout in a paper cup.
A student-led tour of your school, from the cafeteria to the library to the front office, is a nice resource for sharing with new students and visitors.
Lyric videos have become really popular and they’re perfect for established and beginner artists alike
Other options:
10. Create your own "cooking show" or create a guide to cook a dish
11. Create an inspirational video about one of your passions
12. Product Review
13. Video Game Review
14. Makeup Tutorial
15. "A Day in the Life" Video
Must be 1:30 - 2:30 in length
Must be original
Opening, closing credits, and copyright information.
Effective use of music/sound effects.
Planner Must be completed
You must have a good mix of different shot compositions that we covered earlier (Wide Shot, medium shot, Extreme Close Up, etc.)
Be appropriate for the school audience.
Must showcase at least one keyframing skill
Audio level must be relatively balanced throughout the whole video
.prproj file and .mp4 file must be uploaded to your Google Drive folder > Unit 3 > Unit 3 Assignment
All your raw videos + music + images must be uploaded to your Google Drive folder > Unit 3 > Unit 3 Assignment > Raw Media
Planner must be in your Google Drive as well
To get your prproj: File > Save a Copy
To get your mp4: File> Export> Media