To complete:
Use dolls or legos.
Remake a scene from a movie or a short story.
Animate your subject by taking pictures of the objects in different places. Make sure your photos are in .ipg or .png (and not HEIC)
Add all the photos into any movie editing software.
Finish the video and upload to your Google Drive.
Add the video link on Google Classroom.
If your photos are in heic, convert them here to JPG.
To complete this project:
You need to have five to 10 images. You can draw, get from the Internet, or shoot your own.
Edit the images if you need to, using either Photoshop or Pixlr. (Stick figures are the best).
Using MOVIE MAKER, or iMovie (if you have it at home) add the images together to play as a single slideshow.
Export your move (render it) to have an actual video slideshow of your images.
For this project, you will need to bring to class:
A paper napkin to wipe the board clean and erase.
Phone (if you have one).
Whiteboard to draw on.
A couple dry erase pens.
We will be drawing, taking photos, erasing, then redrawing the second frame, on and on, so have a story ready in mind.
Once finished, we will add all the photos to a video editing app on your device (iMovie, Kinemaster etc..). And create a single short video clip.
Render your video and export it. (Important step).
Upload your video to Google Drive and share it with the teacher.
Turn in your video on Google Classroom by adding its link.
The entire set of photos that you take will be added (uploaded) to your Google Drive from your phones.
Then in class, the following session, you will download the photos back to your own computers, and use Movie Maker, to create a stop motion animation video by adding the photos into Movie Maker, to create the video.
Examples are below:
Example from a student
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5Z4IEtxR3qxQnl3RjZ3UmlvYkU