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Transcript for Film School for Video Podcasters
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I got a call about 6 a.m. |
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Mrs. Diedrickson was looking for a way to make better classroom movies. |
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Her students had been turning out the equivalent of glorified Powerpoints. |
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Yeah, her students were engaged, but she knew she had been doing little to teach them |
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to think critically and analyze media let alone become ... storytellers. |
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They were ignoring over 100 years of movie-making history and cinematic language. |
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But who was I to judge. I was just a film school dropout |
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and a 2nd grade teacher from a one-computer classroom. |
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Maybe I could just show Mrs. Diedrickson a few tips on things like |
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storyboarding, shot selection and composition, ... even lighting and sound. |
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I had to show her that video is a visual medium ... but enough about me. |
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And so you need to think differently than you think when you are writing something with text. |
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You need to think in terms of, "What is the audience going to see?" |
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How are you going to SHOW information visually |
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to an audience so that they understand your story. |
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[background] Red Leader this is Gold Leader |
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I'm going in to attack. |
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Oh, no, I'm going to hit ... |
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I've been hit, oh no! |
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[C-R-A-S-H!] |
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When you're storyboarding, you probably use a form like this ... |
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that already has the boxes on it for you. |
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[crumpled paper] |
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Better ... for you to imagine |
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the scene that you're going to shoot |
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and THEN decide where you're going to put the frame |
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Let's take a scene where a girl is going to visit a detective's office |
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and she's knocking on the door |