Intro To Video For Learning
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TeachME conference, Dubai, November 2009. Using video to support learning and teaching. Some basic principles. Video samples from the original presentation have been removed to reduce file size.
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Intro To Video For Learning
- 1. An Introduction to Digital Video For Learning Teach ME, Dubai, November 2009
- 2. An Introduction to Digital Video For Learning Teach ME, Dubai, November 2009
- 5. Learning through Making
- 6. Learning through Making Connecting
- 7. Learning through Making Connecting Sharing
- 8. In the Name of the Father
- 10. Benefits
- 11. Capture
- 12. Visibility Capture
- 13. Dialogue Visibility Capture
- 14. Dialogue Visibility Capture Expertise
- 17. Village Report, Kyrgyzstan (15)
- 18. Film Structure
- 20. Film Structure • Shots • Sequences
- 21. Film Structure • Shots • Sequences • Scenes
- 22. First and Third Person
- 23. First and Third Person
- 24. First and Third Person
- 25. First and Third Person
- 26. First and Third Person
- 27. First and Third Person
- 28. First and Third Person
- 29. Wide and Mid Shot
- 30. Wide and Mid Shot
- 31. Wide and Mid Shot
- 32. Wide and Mid Shot
- 33. Wide and Mid Shot
- 34. Wide and Mid Shot
- 35. Wide and Mid Shot
- 36. Add Music
- 37. Add Music
- 38. Add Music
- 39. Add Music
- 40. Add Music
- 41. Add Music
- 42. Add Music
- 51. Framing Your Shot Keep the subject close to the camera
- 52. Framing Your Shot Keep the subject close to the camera
- 53. Framing Your Shot Keep the subject close to the camera
- 54. Framing Your Shot Keep the subject close to the camera
- 58. Wide Shot
- 59. Mid Shot
- 60. Close up
- 62. Framing Your Shot The Rule of Thirds
- 63. Camera Rules
- 64. Camera Rules • Keep the camera VERY still
- 65. Camera Rules • Keep the camera VERY still • Don’t pan
- 66. Camera Rules • Keep the camera VERY still • Don’t pan • Let people move in and out of the shot
- 67. Camera Rules • Keep the camera VERY still • Don’t pan • Let people move in and out of the shot • You need very good lighting
- 68. Camera Rules • Keep the camera VERY still • Don’t pan • Let people move in and out of the shot • You need very good lighting • Keep the light behind the camera
- 69. Camera Rules • Keep the camera VERY still • Don’t pan • Let people move in and out of the shot • You need very good lighting • Keep the light behind the camera • GET CLOSE TO YOUR SUBJECT (1-3 Mts)
- 71. On Set Instructions • Camera Operator: ‘Camera rolling’
- 72. On Set Instructions • Camera Operator: ‘Camera rolling’ • Director: “Action”
- 73. On Set Instructions • Camera Operator: ‘Camera rolling’ • Director: “Action” • Cast: perform the action
- 74. On Set Instructions • Camera Operator: ‘Camera rolling’ • Director: “Action” • Cast: perform the action • Director: “Cut”
- 75. On Set Instructions • Camera Operator: ‘Camera rolling’ • Director: “Action” • Cast: perform the action • Director: “Cut” • Camera Operator: “Camera Off”