Storyboarding, Scripting, Set lighting, and B-rolls
Lesson Outline
Introduce and apply new storyboarding techniques to the footage; cross-reference storyboard panels with the video/production shot log time sequence; assemble a rough-cut of the stills and video using Windows Movie Maker; plan a written script that encompasses the rough-cut and the desired B-roll for the narrator's introductions and voice-overs; transcribe the natural/environmental dialogue for the shot log and script; plan for additional beach location footage of the narrator, once scripted.
Session Minutes
60
Minutes Student Attended
0
Lesson Comments
This was supposed to be a very fast paced session with a review of the footage shot on the trip and assignments for Cameron to organize the footage using the techniques were to have discussed. I brought in Adobe Premiere for Cameron to borrow and use at home,I was looking forward to a very exciting session, but Cameron and his mother must have forgotten.
