OH WAIT!! THERE IS!!!!
Click this link:
How To Make A "How To" Video
Thanks, Matt! (Next time turn on a light, bro!)
Now, it's your turn! Need some inspiration? Visit my You Tube channel:
Ms. T's "How To" Collection
Here are a few more of my favorite examples (not made by my students):
How to Make A Hamburger
How To Climb A Tree
How To Dress Like A Ninja
How to Straighten Your Hair Without Heat
How to Win in Halo 3
How to Kick A Soccer Ball
Yeah, so you're surfing YouTube as part of this assignment. Stay on task, and don't try to convince me that Miley Cyrus video is somehow related to your topic. You can call your mom and explain it to her.
Soooo, you were supposed to make up your mind about your "How To" topic by today. Tell me your topic, then it's time to do some more research.
- Watch several example videos on YouTube that match your "How To" category. This will give you ideas, and make sure you're not copying someone else's technique.
- You must spend at least 10 minutes of class typing step-by-step directions for your process in Microsoft Word. These directions are for your “How-To” video, and they are due today. Number your steps! This ensures you won’t forget a step in the script. They must be precise and descriptive. Do not summarize or skip a step. I mean, jeez, if you can't explain it in writing, how are you gonna make a video that people can understand?!?!
- Once I have approved your directions and you have printed them, you will start creating a digital storyboard. I'll demo how to do that in Celtx.
- Your storyboard is due at the end of the next class period (Thursday B, Friday A).
- You will need to schedule shooting for your "How To" video over the course of the next week, either during or outside of class. You may check out equipment and props from me as needed. Do Not shoot footage on your cell phone. It will suck.
- Raw footage for your "How To" video is due Wed. 9/18 (Pd. 3) or Thurs. 9/19 (Pd. 4) for 20 points. Late footage = 0 points.
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