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Kathy PerretLangwitches Blog » A few Tips & Tricks for Student filming in the Classroom http://bit.ly/a9GJKG
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04 Sep 10
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Shelly TerrellTips & Tricks for Student filming in the Classrm http://bit.ly/a9GJKG #edtech #artsed via @PreKlanguages @mme_henderson @langwitches
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03 Sep 10
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Janet Hale"With the wonderful small, but high quality, Flip Video cameras (and similar brands), it has become affordable (around US$ 150) to bring video production into the classroom."
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nunavut teacherA few Tips & Tricks for Student filming in the Classroom http://bit.ly/96Kfwj via @Larryferlazzo
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02 Sep 10
Charlyn TrussellTips for using the Flip video recorder in the classroom.
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- Hold the camera with two hands to keep it steady
- You might want to lean against a wall, desk or chair
- Slow paning (movement or rotation of the camera)
- Wait a few seconds after pressing the “record” button to start speaking.
- The microphone is on the camera.
- Stay close to the source of the sound.
- Be conscious of the noise going on in the background.
- Take short clips
- Avoid running the camera for several minutes at a time.
- Try to have “logical” breaks between clips: a new question, new topic
- Take both close ups as well as “panorama” shots.
- Move in and out to achieve close ups and far away shots.
- Try not to use the zoom, it makes the footage look fuzzy.
- Don’t film against a sunny window
- Know what is in your background
- Make sure there are no other groups of students shooting in your background
- Don’t film a distracting background
- Don’t include students who do not have media release permission.
- Don’t identify students by filming something with their first and last name on it.
Here are a few tips & tricks for your students as they take over being the film directors in your classroom:
- Hold the camera with two hands to keep it steady
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kwan tucksoonA few Tips & Tricks for Student filming in the Classroom via @langwitches http://bit.ly/96Kfwj
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Tina GiannopoulosLangwitches Blog » A few Tips & Tricks for Student filming in the Classroom http://bit.ly/a9GJKG
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