Today at Digital Immersion we focused on using iMovie. This is a tool I have used before, and used similar programmes to it such as Movie Maker on PC, so I knew generally how to use it.
We were asked to bring in some raw footage that we could play around with, so I used footage and photos I had on my laptop from last term when my class was doing a water campaign around the school.
I tried to do things with iMovie that I hadn't previously - using sound effects, adding music, adding transitions, adding text while the movie plays, editing such as fast forwarding and changing the volume of particular clips.
I did learn how to use these aspects of iMovie and am more confident in using them, especially in preparation for the Manaiakalani Film Festival next term!
Enjoy my movie!
R6/T1/2016 Inquiry - Water! from Tamaki Primary on Vimeo.
Pleased to see you continuing to learn more about this Ashley. We are committed to supporting our teachers to be confident and effective at making film as it plays such a significant part in future focused learning.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dorothy. It was great to just play around with iMovie and see the different things I hadn't even realised were there before, now I've got more tips and tricks to use for the film festival movie next term. Hope you are having a great holiday!
DeleteI like how you focused your iMovie on one aspect of your teaching, thus one aspect of your students' learning. Very creative, can't wait to see what you produce in the future!
ReplyDeleteThanks Georgia! Mine is nothing in comparison to yours, I better up my game before the film festival haha! :)
DeleteI loved your water theme in your video and how you incorporated this into the audio and visual effects :) Look forward to seeing your next one!
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