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Video Production Curriculum
FAIR USE Best Practice - Copyright Laws, Royalty Free , Higher Ed- AND - ISSUES
Video Communicator Studio from Serious Magic (http://www.seriousmagic.com) for green screen (or blue screen) broadcast productions. It runs well on good hyperthreaded Wintel machine. Power Director 4 http://www.gocyberlink.com is a very nice video editor with excellent picture-in-picture and powerful special effects. Together, these two products give Windows users tremendous video production capabilities.
Educational Technology Curriculum
Scope & Sequence: Video Curriculum Grades K-8
- Tell your story - Gossiping serves a purpose.
- "Learning from Your Community" Folklore and Video in the Schools A Classroom Curriculum and still find it for grades 4 - 8 guide to using video in the classroom.
- Reviews of 10 Major Video Sites
- Use of Video in Higher Ed
- Five Steps to Multimedia Reporting
Novice journalists who hope to follow in the footsteps of Edward R. Murrow, Walter Cronkite or even Maria Shriver may find themselves puzzled about how to start in the world of multimedia reporting. learn about choosing a story, doing fieldwork, editing their piece, and even offer a few tips on shooting video. - Free Online Broadcast & New Media Courses
The BBC has provided various distance-learning multimedia training exercises and tutorials. Browse through Television, Radio, Broadcast Technology, and Journalism. While some of the materials can bit a bit technical, there are many that provide basic
operating procedures on creating effective radio interviews and editing existing video segments. - ABOUT PODCASTING - VIDEO BLOGGING, Broadcasting, Vlog, AND Streaming
- WEBCASTS AND RSS FEEDS
- Free teachers blogging site
- Interview with YouTube founders.
- Dean Shareski The use of digital video offers a wonderful opportunity for educators. Digital video can be used effectively both as an instructional tool as well as a means for students to represent learning. This website will offer some project ideas for K-12 classrooms, tutorials in the basics of digital video, some hints for getting started and some links to various resources.
- Playing video games reduces sex differences in spatial skills
Findings to be published in October issue of Psychological Science Sep 27/07
University of Toronto researchers have discovered that differences between men and women on some tasks that require spatial skills are largely eliminated after both groups play a video game for only a few hours. The research, to be published in the October issue of Psychological Science, suggests that a new approach involving action video games can be used to improve spatial skills that are essential for everyday activities such as reading a map, driving a car, assembling a barbeque or learning advanced math. - How do Middle School Children think while using computers to create media products.
HOW TO VIDEO YOURSELF WITH A WEBCAM
This guy is using a Logitech Quickcam Orbit MP and shows what it does but not how to do it. But you may want to check out Professor Monkey - Video Tutorial
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Try using:
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Dorgem open source webcam capture application
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Flixn.com free and easy as pie but has an advertisement at the end.
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Festoon used with skype
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YOU TUBE - BROADCAST YOURSELF
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ShowMeDos are videos by the people, for the people. If you've got any skills you'd like to share, we would love to hear from you. You'll find production advice and know-how.
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CamStudio 2.0 is a free utility able to record all screen and audio activity on your computer and create industry-standard AVI video files and using its built-in SWF Producer can turn those AVIs into lean, mean, bandwidth-friendly Streaming Flash videos (SWFs)
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CamStudio on SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/
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Not sure how to download CamStudio from Sourceforge? Click here to watch a video or you can download the video from here.
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WorldTV has announced that it is starting Internet TV Charts, a way of tracking the most popular video across YouTube, Google Video, Digg, and VideoSift. New charts will be released every Sunday at 7pm. (There will be editorials in place to filter out "objectionable content" and highly-viewed but low-rated content.) In the future there will aso be daily charts for popular videos.
- Research other webcam things to know.
Save YouTube videos for any device with vConvert
Web site vConvert.net grabs videos from YouTube and converts them to compatible formats for your iPod/iPhone, mobile phone, PSP, and more. What's more, if you only want the audio from a video, vConvert can convert just the audio to an MP3. vConvert is a very good and simple alternative. Just give it a YouTube URL, select what you want to convert it for, then click Convert and Download. After a minute or two of processing, you should see a download link for the video. Online Vixynet will convert FLV for you.
Videoconferencing for Educator
Strategies for Using Videoconferencing Technology in the K-12 Classroom: ...
Welcome to this digital handbook about Videoconferencing in K-12 classrooms!
VIDEO PROJECTS
DIGITAL AD PAINTING
- CNN archive
- Using the technique in post-production of TV shows
to add or replace product-placement therein. - The coca-cola ad on the soccer field
Claymation Project
A great activity for students at any age is claymation. A typical claymation project can last an entire 6 weeks or longer. It also helps students to build team-specific roles within the production group. The team building aspect is great! They each bring their own gift to the project and develop a sense of collaboration and responsibility in the creation of an original production.
Claymation allows students to develop:
-an original idea,
-a simple story line,
-create a basic story board,
-write simple scripts,
-build small sets, and
-have a blast designing clay characters.Materials can be gathered from the Art Department, and the clay is relatively inexpensive.The fun part is the problem solving aspect that comes in determining camera composition.
Imagine your students lending their voices as part of the script.
And, music can be used to enhance their project. A site I have found useful is: Free Play Music - The music comes in a variety of formats and lengths, and best of all, you can use it free! - As long as its non-profit.
There are several good web sites that provide claymation instruction and lesson plans.
http://www.animateclay.com/
http://library.thinkquest.org/22316/home.html
http://teachnet-lab.org/santab/claymation.htm
Some sites have sample claymation movies that your students can view to get ideas. Just point your browser and explore.
Melissa Brown Knoxville, Tennessee
Video Production - Vine Middle Performing Arts and Sciences Magnet School
RESOURCES
Archived Lectures and Presentations
- Folkstreams.net, aims to be a national treasury of documentary films about folk art and culture. Filmmaker and Folkstreams founder Tom Davenport on Hollin Farm has lived most of his life on a farm nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. "They are storytellers, musicians, craftspeople who live in isolated worlds and are known almost exclusively by their community," Ferris says. So the filmmaker offers a window on those worlds, and when that film is featured on the Internet, it brings a powerful kind of visibility to traditional families and musical worlds that are largely unknown." Listen to him on Folkstreams Documents America, An Hour At a Time.
- Founded in 1968, California Newsreel is the oldest non-profit, social issue documentary film distribution center in the country and a leading resource for the advancement of racial and social justice. Newsreel's
robust film collection includes the study of African American life and history, African cultures and politics and the newly launched Global Economy thematic focus. - ResearchChannel.org
Lectures and presentations from a consortium of many universities. - MIT World Archive
- University of California, Berkeley
- A Comprehensive List of Film and Video Archives Around the World
Around the World
InterviewsRus.com - Was one of your favorite celebs recently interviewed on U.S. television? This site (searchable) lets you download and view high quality copies of many of those interviews from a variety of programs. The database is updated regularly. You'll need to register to download content but it's free and easy. At the moment, access to over 430 interviews are available.
The Movie Picture Archive from the Internet Archive
Take special note of the Prelinger Archives. What is it? "Prelinger Archives was founded in 1983 by Rick Prelinger in New York City. Over the next twenty years, it grew into a collection of over 48,000 "ephemeral" (advertising, educational, industrial, and amateur) films. In 2002, the film collection was acquired by the Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division. Prelinger Archives remains in existence, holding approximately 4,000 titles on videotape and a smaller collection of film materials acquired subsequent to the Library of Congress transaction."
The Internet Archive is Also Home to the Universal Newsreels Archive 601 newsreels from 1929 to 1967.
Moving Images Collection (via Georgia Tech University)
"A Window to the World's Moving Images."
Multimedia Content via the Library of Congress American Memory Project
You'll find movies, sound recordings, and more.
Top 20 Video Sharing Sites
Google Video - Look to these different niches and upload your video with related keywords to attract traffic.
YouTube - If you upload your content to only one web site, it should be YouTube.
MySpace - Videos uploaded to MySpace may be shared and posted to MySpace profiles other than your own, so take advantage of this by uploading your content and letting your circle of friends know.
AOL Video - Very easy to use, due to the simplicity of its design and strong search options.
Blip - A great site for video bloggers
BigContact - This is a publishing and promotion platform where users may publish audio and video podcasts, customizable streaming mp3 and video sites, news feeds, shareable streaming radio channels, and more. A free FeedPlayer is available dow download, which can play, share, and promote podcasts immediately.
ClipShack - ClipShak is a video-sharing site that looks a lot like YouTube. You have access to Google Maps so that you can map your content and search by location.
BuzzNet - Primarily for music videos.
Blinkx - Blinkx is a video search engine which allows users across the world to search through the entire Web for the videos they want. Europe: A Collection of Historic Television Commercials via Blinkx. More than 5000 commercials have been digitised.
Daily Motion - In France so video's pulled from american sites like youtube are put up on daily motion.
EyeSpot - offers its users the chance to play with copyrighted media, without having to download elaborate software or learn new skills.
Grouper - Dedicated to video-sharing
JumpCut - Another video-sharing platform where you can make your own "movie" with Jumpcut editor.
MetaCafe - Metacafe offers a desktop application, mainly targeted at users who are downloading several videos per week.
Revver - Revver has the best sound and video quality of any video sharing site on this list.
Viddler - Allows you to tag the time in the video
VideoEgg - With a variety of video formats, VideoEgg contains a section where you can easily blog or share your Flash videos.
Vimeo - Another free and easy service for sharing videos with friends and family
Vmix - This attractive, easy-to-navigate site has several options which are great for promoting independent music.
Veoh - Veoh offers free downloads of all videos posted. VeohPlayer, allows users to download videos from thousands websites and watch them at anytime.
vSocial - vSocial enables content owners, site operators, and online marketing organizations to custom brand, target, virally distribute and monetize their message via video.
Selections from the The Newsfilm Library at the University of South Carolina
Surgery Videos (via the National Library of Medicine)
NASA Video Archive NASA Image Exchange (NIX)
Limit your NIX search to movie or video.
NOAA: A Gallery of Historical Films
Canada: The CBC Archives
Canada: Digitisation Projects from Library and Archives Canada including:
Virtual Silver Screen
Featuring Gratien Gelinas
Germany: German newsreel archives (Wochenschau-Archiv)
Via BUFVC annotation: "The Federal Film Archives, Berlin, are digitising the Deutsche Wocheschau newsreel collection of German newsreels from 1949 and making them freely available over the internet. Over 4,000 stories have been issued so far, for lowband (56K) or broadband (250K) connections, using Windows Media Player."
The National Archives of the UK Has a Collection of Digitized Content via BlinkxTV
To access, select National Archives in the "information section" on the Blinkx search page.
UK: British Path Film Archive and Newsplayer.com
Newsplayer.com offers over 100 years of digitized film.
Material from British Pathe newsreel archive (1896-1970).
Both services are free or available at a VERY low cost for individual use. The British Universities Newsreel Database (BUND) will also be of interest. Direct links to the Pathe database.
UK: Nation on Film From the BBC.