Citing your Sources Music You need to cite music and images that you did not create that you use in your video To cite music use EasyBib http wwweasybibcomciteformmusicalrecording ID: 514468
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Citing your Sources - Music
You need to cite music and images that you did not create that you use in your video.
To cite music, use
EasyBib
http://
www.easybib.com/cite/form/musicalrecording
Artist
Last Name,
Artist First
Name MI.
Recording Title
. Band/Group Name. Producer, Year Produced.
Recording Type.
Note: you do not need to cite the music that comes with
iMovie
or your editing software; you have purchased that as part of the program.Slide3
Citing Images
Use
EasyBib
to cite images that you use from online.
http://
www.easybib.com/cite/form/image
Author If Known Last Name, Author
First
Name MI.
Official Image Title If Any
Exists (If not include a short description)
.
Digital image.
Website Title
. Publisher/Sponsor, Day Electronically Published
Month
year. Web. Date Accessed May
2014.
<URL>.Slide4
Critical Information (for Everyone)
Your video must be in a format that we can use on the Mac computers.
If you are using
iMovie
, you need to
1) make sure you select “finish project” when you are done editing (this can take a long time 10+ minutes)
AND 2) change the file type from .m4v to .mp4 by clicking on the file name and typing in the new file type.
If you are using Windows Movie Maker or other editing software, you need to choose “Save as” or “Export” and then choose one of the following formats:
.mp4, .
flv
, .
wmv
, or .
mov
IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS, YOUR VIDEO WILL NOT PLAY. Slide5
General Video Editing Strategies
Do the video portion first, adding videos and photos, and then add the audio (including music and voiceovers after the images are in place)
Use the Help videos and Help websites
Remember you MUST have all required sections in your video in the order listed:
College and Career Plans and Goals
Interests
Academic and Personal Growth
Influences
Final Thoughts
Remember the minimum length is 5 minutes and max is 7.Slide6
What to do from here:
Watch tutorial videos, ask questions, and try to learn some video editing techniques
Adding voiceovers, music, transitions, photos, video, etc.
Move at your own pace. Try things out.
You may need some video clips to practice with; you can import through the built-in computer camera. Open
iMovie
and select File/import from camera.
If you already know how to do these things, your job is to be an in-class expert, helping others learn. Slide7
Video Editing
For
iMovie
this is the overview website with multiple topics:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0
/
This goes over the basics on how to create videos
For Windows Movie Maker, the following link gives an introduction to the program:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/getting-started-with-windows-movie-maker
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How to Upload Photos & Videos from Your Camera
For
iMovie
:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/#
mov6a3ac3651
Choose
the smaller file size for video resolution
For Windows Movie Maker:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/import-video-files-pictures-and-audio-into-windows-movie-maker
In general, you need to connect your camera to the computer using a USB cable, or plug the memory card directly into the computer (for cameras with removable memory cards).
Alternatively, you can email the photos or video to yourself or save to
google
drive or
dropbox
and then access the files from there.Slide9
How to Add Still Photos
Photos provide variety to your video, so it’s not just you talking all of the time.
This link shows
how to add and crop
photos and video clips
in
iMovie
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/#movf8b8fc9b2
This link shows how to import photos for Windows Movie Maker
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/import-video-files-pictures-and-audio-into-windows-movie-maker
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How to Add a Voiceover
A voiceover is a great way of making sure that you can be heard in your video. Alternating between voiceover and videos of you speaking can give some variety to your SEP video.
Here is an instructional video on how to insert a voiceover. Notice that you need to have the video clips in place before adding the voiceover.
For
iMovie
:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/#
mov91a895a64
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How to Add Background Music
Choose music that helps create a mood in your video. There are music clips in
iMovie
that you can choose from as well.
Make sure to double-click on the music and reduce the volume so it is in the background, not taking over your video.
iMovie
:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/#
mov515f7a531
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Adding Titles & Text
Using titles or text can help your viewer follow your overall organization and recognize the five sections of your video.
For
iMovie
:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/#
mov4d3dce7ba
For WMM :
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/add-movie-titles-and-credits-in-windows-movie-maker
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How to add Transitions & use Themes
Transitions and themes can add a level of polish to your video.
iMovie
:
https://ssl.apple.com/findouthow/movies/#transitions
https://ssl.apple.com/findouthow/movies/#themes
Windows Movie Maker:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/add-transitions-and-effects-to-pictures-and-video-in-windows-movie-maker
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How to Trim Clips and Change Volume on Clips
One of the biggest problems on videos has been that the audio is too soft to hear. Sometimes you can fix this by simply turning up the volume of a particular clip.
This link describes editing techniques as well as how to change the volume on clips in
iMovie
.
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0/#
mov3b5ded23e
For
Windows Movie Maker:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/work-with-clips-in-windows-movie-maker
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Finishing Your Project
Remember to first export or save as one of the accepted file types
Here are the directions for publishing your video in Windows Movie Maker.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/publish-a-movie-in-windows-movie-maker
In
iMovie
, chose File and Finish Project. This can take several minutes. Change the file type to .mp4.
After you’ve saved in the right format, follow the directions for uploading the video to Google Drive and submitting a link to it.
Give yourself plenty of time
for the video to upload.