Effectively+Integrate+Student-Created+iMovies+into+Your+Curriculum

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= = **Tuesday, August 24** = = **10:00-11:15** = =**Session**= Bring your curriculum to life with student video projects using iMovie '08. Learn techniques and tips that can make the experience run smoothly for everybody. From using a storyboard for planning to finalizing the video project by making a Quicktime movie, you can facilitate student learning during all phases of video creation. =**Trainer**= Jayne Neufarth, Media Specialist Ross High School

=**Course Objective**=

**After participating in this professional development you will be able to:**

 * use a storyboard to organize your ideas for a movie
 * use a camcorder to shoot video
 * download video clips to a computer
 * use iMovie '09 to complete basic video editing such as trim clips; record voice overs; insert titles, transitions, music and photos
 * share/export movie using Quicktime

=**Materials**= =**Notes**=
 * Copies of storyboard
 * DVD, //Spy Game//
 * Video camcorders
 * Ross High School multimedia lab
 * iMovie //Getting Started PDF// that is found within the Help drop down menu
 * VIew Script-to-storyboard featurette from //Spy Game// on Tony Scott's unique filmmaking process
 * Handout copies of storyboard and discuss
 * Participants use camcorders to shoot three short scenes
 * View //Getting Started with iMovie// tutorial
 * Download video by connecting the power cable to a power source and by connecting the USB cable to the computer tower
 * Once you see the icon for the camcorder, open iMovie
 * Download the three clips
 * Follow along with the instructor as she demonstrates basic video editing techniques and demonstrates how to export the movie as a Quicktime movie