Spirit Stories Advanced Project
Assignment: Collaborate with the Spirit of 67 to create a video short that tells the impact story of how their grants have helped support the students and teachers in the district.
Due: One 2 minute video that could help tell the story of their impact
Goal: Editing together a narrative that makes the audience connect with the mission of the Spirit of 67. Using music and natural sound together is essential to telling a compelling story.
Pre- Production Process:
Wednesday August 26- Introduce project and brainstorm ideas
Thursday August 27- Talk through possibilities, create partners and watch relevant examples
Friday August 28- Select TAs
Monday August 31- Watch and discuss Wild Tales
Tuesday September 1- Watch and discuss Wild Tales
Wednesday August 2- Finish Wild Tales
Thursday September 3- develop ideas for Pitch session based off these options:
- (Deerpath Drama Grades 5-6) for Theatre Rear Projection System and Auditorium Audio Replacement system (two rather large grants that will make a huge impact on all of the Fine Arts / Music programming as well as community-wide events and gatherings.
- Reading and Writing Institute Professional Development - Susan may be able to provide you with the names of staff members who actually participated in this training over the summer.
- Visiting Science Program - this is a new program, the grant was written by parents at Cherokee and when the other elementary buildings learned about it they wanted to be included
- DPM Sport Court - James Swartout (his mother is Eileen Swartout) was the student leader who initiated this grant and is entering LFHS as a freshman this fall
- Cherokee Inspiration Zone
- Fine Arts Enrichment and Visiting Author Programs - We also have a long standing tradition of providing grants through the APT (Association of Parents and Teachers) that fund programs they implement. These are usually all school assembly type events although sometimes the visiting authors also do smaller classroom visits as well. If you are interested, I can get a schedule of this year’s programs.
Friday September 4- Pitch-Proposal in class
Production Process:
Tuesday September 8- Production Schedule-
Wednesday-Thursday September 9-16 PRODUCTION SHOOTING
Thursday September 17- Rough Cut Due with Mr. Douglass
Friday September 18- Homecoming kickoff
Post- Production Process:
Monday September 21-editing
Tuesday September 22- editing
Wednesday September 23- editing
Thursday September 24- Rough Draft Due for peer critique Editing
Friday September 25- Homecoming Media Literacy Day
Monday September 28- Editing
Tuesday September 29- Editing
Wednesday October 30- Final Class Critique Due to the Server by the end of the day
Thursday October 1- Class critique in the DMT
Friday October 2- Final version up to lfhsnewmedia.com
Rubric-
Pitch Proposal-- 25 points
Production Schedule— 25 points
Production Coordination and Shooting 100 points
Rough Cut in FCP-- 25 points
Rough Draft peer critique in FCP-- 25 points
Final edit due on time-- 100 points
TOTAL PROJECT 300 Points