1. Lights, Camera, Art: Creating Instructional Art Videos on an iPad

2. Instructional Art Videos

3. Benefits
Increase student engagement, comprehension, and overall quality of work
Help students remember the steps
Allows extra time for set up
Accommodates for ELL and ESE students
Great for students who were absent
Ready to use for years
Easily review lessons for set up
Sub Plans
Easily teach more complex lessons

4. How it Works Choose a lesson Set up to film
Record your art lesson demo
Editing
Sound
Exporting
Storage

5. Choosing A Lesson Any and All Ceramics and Sculpture
Multiple step processes
Chunk videos into parts
Lessons you shouldn’t video tape

6. Setting Up to Record Record where the students will be working
Clean area
Same materials
Room lighting
Camera angle

7. Recording Your Art Demo
iMovie
Recording partial or entire demo?
Be aware of yourself (hair, necklaces, lanyard, hand/arm placement, etc.)

8. Editing
Importing
Arranging
Trimming
Cropping
Titles
Transitions

9. Sound
Voice Recording
Sound Effects
Background Music
Garage Band

10. Exporting and Storage Saving in iMovie Dropbox Cloud based Flash drive
Portable Hard drive