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This presentation introduces a sequential learning process for planning a video production. It has been excerpted from Through The Eagle's Eye Curriculum Guide. In 2005 In Progress worked with twenty students at the Four Directions Charter School to produce a series of slide presentations in conjunction with the Through The Eagle's Eye Curriculum Guide. These presentations provide an introduction to various aspect of video creation. Click on any of the links below to view or use when teaching others. This presentation provides basic instruction for the care and upkeep of video artmaking tools.
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Through The Eagle’s EyeInnovative Approaches to Teaching the Media Arts
Planning You Video Production
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Production In Action
Planning Your VideoBecause most videos require assistance from others, planning is an essential process. By planning your project well you will help guarantee:
• others will understand the purpose off your work;
• you will not forget important† elements needed for your production like
• you will be able to achieve your vision without forgetting important details.
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Planning Your Video Production
Project Summary
Name Whose making this video? ProjectTitle Give your project a title - remember you can change it later if you don’t like it.Project Members List the names of those who will be helping you to complete your project
Topic In one sentence, what is your video about?
Film Style What film style will you use to tell your story? (I.e. narrative, documentary…)
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Planning Your Video Production
Treatment
The treatment is a short statement about
What your video is about. It is typically
One or two paragraphs long and answers the
Following:
• What is your video about?
• Who do you want to have see it?
• Why is it important to make?
• When do you think it will completed?
• How will you get the video done?
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Planning Your Video Production
BrainstormingThis is where your imagination is put to good use. It is an opportunity to write down ideas freely and vision The ultimate look and feel of your video. Make sure you address the following areas when brainstorming:
CONTENT• Images• Sounds• Music• Themes• Storylines
ENVIRONMENT• Locations• Props• Wardrobe• Actors
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Planning Your Video Production
Scriptwriting
The script provides a detailed description of what will be seen and heard, listed in the order it is expected to appear on the video. Your script should include selected Information from your brainstorming lists, including names of characters, locations, etc.
Remember this is the STORY of your projectFrom BEGINNING to END.
Be DETAILED and SPECIFIC.
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Planning Your Video Production
Storyboards
A storyboard is a visual set of instructions that show the compositions and movements you wish to portray in your video.
This is a common communication tool used even in feature length films and videos.
Your storyboard should look similar to a comic strip.
Your storyboard should include the following:
• Picture of the beginning composition
• Abbreviation of the composition to be used
• Instructions for movement
• The types of sounds that will be recorded during each shot.
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Planning Your Video Production
Identifying Crew & Talent
Most video productions require support from others. Below is a list of different positions you may require for your project.
• Producer
• Director
• Script Supervisor
• Cinematographer
• Sound Operator
• Talent
Through The Eagle’s Eye
Planning Your Video Production
In Summary:
PLAN thoroughly
SEEK assistance from others
Use your IMAGINATION
TRUST in your IDEAS
This power point presentation was created by:Jeanne Peirce
Tiana LaPointe
© 2005
