Rock with Book Trailers Lynn Johnson Media Specialist, Pacetti Bay Middle School St. Johns County, FL Margie Rohrbach Media Specialist, Atlantic Technical.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Created by P. Shoemaker for WLCS

Advertisements

An Introduction to Digital Filmmaking

DIGITAL STORYTELLING video Music Text Pictures Recorded Audio Graphics.

Rock with Book Trailers Lynn Johnson Media Specialist, Pacetti Bay Middle School St. Johns County, FL Margie Rohrbach Media Specialist, Atlantic Technical.

Book Trailer Planning Authors: Book Title:. Job Assignments Storyboard - Media gathering – Music - – Images, graphics - – Video clips - – Text, titles.

Tips for Creating a Book Trailer. Elements of an e-booktrailer … sound – audio – voice and soundtrack visual – images and video atmosphere – text, animation,

Digital Storytelling Spring 2010 ASTA By Barbara Wolf and Kara Longo.

Digital Storytelling Dr. Steve Broskoske Misericordia University.

A way to showcase student- produced projects using all types of media production. A new way of showing what you have learned or are learning in school.

A way to showcase student- produced projects using all types of media production. A new way of showing what you have learned or are learning in school.

Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Digital Storytelling Ms. Nestico - Problems of Democracy MOUNT CARMEL AREA HIGH SCHOOL.

CATESOL State Conference Pasadena, California April 2009 Presenters: Ruth Gay, Elizabeth Clarke, Kristi Reyes – MiraCosta College.

What was your favorite book as a child?. Digital Storybooks with iMovie & KidPix A 21st century project that engages students in reading, reading comprehension,

Digital Storytelling for the English Classroom Presented by Amy Cannady Whitewater Middle School.

>>0 >>1 >> 2 >> 3 >> 4 >> ell Me a Story T. >>0 >>1 >> 2 >> 3 >> 4 >> Is a picture worth a thousand words?

Digital Story Telling. 09/19/10Maggie Veres Digital Storytelling “Digital storytelling begins with the notion that in the not too distant future, sharing.

National History Day How to: Creating a Documentary

Photography Telling Stories. Why Photography? It started with an oral tradition: – Over the centuries people have gathered around campfires, in town squares,

“Everyone has a story to tell, but not everyone knows how to communicate it” -Author Unknown Digital Storytelling.

Lab 1: Video project planning and Storyboard Chun-Yi Lin W301 Fall 2007 Week 4 Chun-Yi Lin W301 Fall 2007 Week 4.

* Digital stories are short multimedia pieces that combine a narrated script, images, text, and a musical soundtrack.

Using Digital Storytelling to Strengthen Informational Writing Jean K. Martin University of West Georgia.

No Teacher Left Behind Using Multimedia in the Classroom Featuring iLife from Apple Software Focusing on Language Arts Presented by Bill Sarazen.

Tom Banaszewski techszewski.blogs.com teachstory.org 7 Steps to Creating a Digital Story.

 Book Review  Title  Author  Setting  Major Characters  Minor Characters  Plot Summary/Map  Conflict  Resolution  Tone/Mood  Theme.

Photo Story 3 and Digital Storytelling. What is PhotoStory? Images (with motion) +audio/music=video.

Malcolm Roberts Wintec.  A short multimedia tale told from the heart  A combination of digital images, text, music and spoken voice which tells a powerful.

Book Trailers What are they? Tips on making a good one! Our assignment.

The Basic Book Trailer. What is a Book Trailer? A book trailer is similar to a movie trailer. It uses images, sound and sometimes video to sell the book’s.

Editing is when you choose the best shots to tell your story and remove mistakes. Here is a quick editing guide to help get you started:

One way to inspire or inform others is with a multimedia presentation, which combines sounds, visuals, and text.

By: Joy Millam Teacher Librarian Valencia High School, Placentia, CA Book Trailer Basics.

By Ms. Millam, Teacher Librarian Valencia HS Revised by Ms. Besser, Teacher Librarian Portola MS Book Trailer Basics.

Telling Tales: finding a place for digital storytelling in vocational training and education.

Videography Techniques. Types of Shots Extreme Close Up Close Up Medium Close Up Medium Medium Wide Wide Extreme Wide Over the shoulder (OSS) Camera Shots.

IMovie/6-12/Session 1 of 3 Workshop Title. Focusing Questions How can we import and edit video footage in iMovie? How can we use iMovie to tell a story?

Kelly Miller Green Run High School Green Screen Storytelling.

Hook your audience! Read a quote from the book, ask a question of your audience, introduce the main character, vividly set the scene, or do a combination.

Booktalking Tips and Techniques. What is a booktalk? It is like a commercial. It is an attention grabbing presentation created to catch the audience’s.

Why book trailers? By June Henson Librarian, Downing Middle School.

Windows Movie Maker /6-12/Session 2 of 3 Workshop Title.

Windows Movie Maker /6-12/Session 1 of 3 Workshop Title.

How to Create a Book Trailer Using Windows Movie Maker By Crystal Cooper.

Digital Storytelling with Movie Maker Created by PPS Technology Department for use with Summer Dreamers Academy –Adapted for teacher training.

What is a book trailer? A book trailer is actually a sub-genre of digital storytelling. Specifically, a book trailer is a video/digital advertisement.

Combining sound, pictures, and words to tell a story... From Reading to Presenting Legendary characters are often heroic, from John Henry, the man who.

MMHS Technology and Media Festival Guidelines FEBRUARY 22, 2008.

What is Photo Story 3? – Microsoft Photo Story 3 is a free application that allows users to create a show and tell presentation from their digital photos.

The World According to Shakespeare Ss. Goals Students will learn about several visual tools that can be used to present an overview of knowledge learned.

Visual Media Presentation (Public Service Announcement)

Lesson Plan Integration Hannah Hobi Tessa Angelo IT 442.

CREATING A SHORT VIDEO My video. Why creating a video? Content shared in a powerful and engaging way Dynamic resource for supporting curricula Powerful.

Reading Log #1 - Predictions

Dream Vacation PowerPoint and Movie Maker Project.

 Keep it simple and precise  Use bold titles for important messages  Use pictures that convey messages effectively  Make it easy to read at a glance.

BOOK TRAILERS®. DEFINITION “A visual representation of a book. In one way book trailers ® are similar to a movie trailer; they are designed to interest.

Elements of Drama.

 To communicate the excitement of reading.  To put 21 st Century information skills into practice. Example Trailers for Literacy: Middle School Trailers.

Our Digital Storytelling Journey Created by Dagmar K. and Janet S. for Teaching with Technology Winter 2016.

Telling Your Story with Windows Movie Maker Shuyan Wang, Ph.D. Department of Technology Education The University of Southern Mississippi.

Digital Storytelling An introduction to multimedia presentations.

What is a “Book Trailer?” A Book Trailer is a video advertisement for a book..a way to hook readers like movie trailers hook viewers.

Digital Video 101.

Rock with Book Trailers

Lit. Circles: The Culminating Project

Enhancing Teaching and Learning Through the Use of Digital Story

By: Erica Arnold & Sam Bragg

Book Talking Tips and Techniques for the Seventh Grade

Find someone who….

An Introduction to MS MovieMaker

Presentation transcript:

Rock with Book Trailers Lynn Johnson Media Specialist, Pacetti Bay Middle School St. Johns County, FL Margie Rohrbach Media Specialist, Atlantic Technical Center Broward County, FL

What is a Book Trailer? According to Wikipedia: “A book trailer is a video advertisement for a book which employs techniques similar to those of movie trailers.” It’s become a business! You can find them at YouTube!YouTube University of Central Florida’s Digital Book Talk University of Central Florida’s Digital Book Talk

Choices to make… Software iMovie MovieMaker PowerPoint Other Still images, live action, or combination Audio Background music, sound effects Narration

During and After Reading… Decide key scenes that will spark interest and convey main idea/mood. Plan, plan, plan. Create a storyboard, script. Gather pictures, video clips, drawings, background music, sound effects.

The Basics Make it short (1-2 minutes). Start with a conflict to grab the viewer’s attention. Introduce main character(s) and setting. Show an important scene that occurs early in the story. Show a potential antagonist. Show another important scene. (Keep scenes short) Show a series of quick, action or tense scenes that focus on the rising action. Decide on a closing scene – but don’t reveal the ending!

Reminders… Focus on the main character’s problem or goal. Introduce the antagonist or obstacle to this goal. Create a series of scenes that quickly show the story without telling too much. End with a “cliffhanger.” Do NOT give away the ending. Do NOT summarize the story.

Create a MOOD… Use intriguing images. Use background music, sound effects. The closing scene should reinforce the mood and make an impression on the viewer.

Be sure to include… Title of the book and the author’s name Correct spelling, capitalization; underline or italicize the title Credits at the end – Follow the copyright guidelines!copyright guidelines!

Where to go for help… Select “UB the Director” How to write a How to create a storyboard Student work samples Windows MovieMaker Online Help Apple iMovie Online Tutorial