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Submitted by: Anonymous
This week I am continuing with the video assignments with a five star assignment entitled Vintage Educational Video. The overall process took longer than I was expecting it to, but I also did a lot of exploring and experimenting for this video. Looking back I could probably have completed it in half the time now that I have some extra tools up my sleeve! My first step was to find inspiration. I viewed a few of the suggested videos listed in the assignment instructions (there is a link to 1950’s educational videos on YouTube that are helpful). I tried to ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
So again, I hate the video assignments. I feel like I’m cheating and not doing any of the work because I’m using video guides to help me. But then again, I’m still struggling a lot to put things together so that has to count for something? This one, for example, took me almost two hours. I like the content I created better, but still not a fan. https://promo.com/share/5dbc553c861eda6d36657cb4?utm_source=v1_shareDialog2_copy
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Since today is Father’s Day, it is only fitting that we present to you this old-timey educational video from the Assignment Bank (5 stars). This video was a lot of fun to make, and the whole family chipped in. After some brainstorming, I had the idea and wrote the script in MS Word. We all got dressed and started filming, shooting 26 takes to get it all. Brenda suggested we shoot in black and white and helped me find the setting on my camera. After shooting and recording narration, I went looking for supporting music, but found nothing online that was suitable and didn’t ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Share the Knowledge For my second assignment this week, I completed the Vintage Educational Video for five stars. I have seen many workplace instructional videos, which are very similar to the old educational videos, so the styling for this video was familiar. Why this Knowledge is Important It took me many years to learn how to properly hold a cat. After hundreds of bites and scratches from my mom’s and grandma’s cats, I finally began to understand how to make cats feel comfortable in my arms. When Meg and I got Dina, she was not a fan of being picked ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
The Robot Leg image was edited by me in Photoshop, with a prosthetic/robotic addition using layers, masks, and filters. Next I used the Timeline in Photoshop to animate the leg and other elements on top of an old Mr. Clean commercial I found on YouTube . . .
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Submitted by: Anonymous
I was inspired by this awful tutorial from some year that doesn’t even exist yet to make my own makeup tutorial for 5 bananas. (No black eyeliner? Come on.) I took a video of myself getting into hair and makeup, as if I were going onstage. I then had to cut and clip it left and right! This was real hard because the original video was almost 45 minutes long! I sped up the long parts to make the video flow better. I then wrote a voiceover and recorded it, before matching up the descriptions with the words. I looked through ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Vintage Educational Video Video was the new frontier for teaching in the 1950s and you can find rich (and funny) examples of educational videos of that era. In this assignment make a 5 minute or less video of a modern topic in the vintage style of these films. Include elements like cheesy music, titles, cut out graphics, booming voice to make something educational. I really lucked out that my friend Andrew has a sweet camera and was willing to help me with this assignment. I had been planning on resting my computer on the stove and just try to tape ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Yeah, you heard me. I wish that I had a great man voice. It would have really come in handy when it was time for making the five star vintage educational video assignment that I decided to take on this week. It was the planning that really helped to put this together, plus my friend Kylie helped out a lot as well. I decided that I wanted to do a math video, so I went with the Integration by Parts since I am a PASS leader at this school (meaning I attend a calc 2 class regularly and then hold ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
Vintage Education Videos is one of the assignments I chose to do. This assignment consisted of creating an educational, or how to video the way they did it in the 50′s. I decided to do a video on how to make tea! I did this because I love drinking eat. Preferably chamomile or green tea. I find it really relaxing and love the warmth it brings, specially on cold fall days. By the time I made this video I was basically a pro at iMovies. I decided to film myself making tea. I recorded the video on my iPhone. Although ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
I laid out my idea for a vintage educational video along with a script in this post, and only had to change a few little mistakes I made before recording the real thing. My son John played the roll of “Johnny” and did a great job! At 6 he is a natural actor already and loved playing along with me. We recorded our audio in Garageband and edited out our mistakes (my mistakes actually, John didn’t make any). I moved the audio to iMovie and added the images and video clips. I wanted to add video effects to make it ...
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