This week was the start of video for this course. We were given the option of either doing 10 stars of video each week or forming a group and making a 15-30 minute video show. I really enjoyed working on the radio show in my room so when Amari suggested we team up again I was in. Amari, Katey, and I decided to take on the project together. We decided to make a show called Your Guide to being a Spy. (I’ve written a blog post all about the process of creating that show so far, and the exciting points ahead on the project. ) The show is going to be a mix of footage of our agents on the show with a interesting cut out based diagram sections. We are excited an planning out the next steps to share it with the class.
Daily Create:
@ds106dc #tdc1907 Obviously looking at the 3rd most common animal besides cats & dogs #ds106 pic.twitter.com/JMUDJiRY9A
— Callie (@libcal3) March 29, 2017
#tdc1908 #ds106 can you guess what this half map is for? pic.twitter.com/nJ4oP30LMF
— Callie (@libcal3) March 30, 2017
I stumped people with my half drawn map.
Assignments:
Video Show progress- learn all about our upcoming show and the steps we’ve taken to make it great!
Interview- this week we had to piece together an interview from the three contributors of interviewers as our spies. I chose questions from all of the clips to mix things up.
Trailer- As a part of being in the group project video show we had to create a trailer for our show “Your Guide to being a Spy” I used stop motion to create my trailer as a preview for the type of set up we might use.
Video Essay– For this assignment I looked at the types of editing and staging used in the film Mission Impossible during a famous train scene. Looking specifically how movement impacts tension.
commenting:
Heather did a video essay on Nancy Drew
An interesting video essay on Skyfall (I really enjoyed watching the video essays this week.)
Agent Zero’s interview had very nice audio
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