film video curriculum
standards, terms & tutorials
film/Video Curriculum
Video storytelling requires many skills and can take years to learn. Many of our teachings artists have benefitted from formal education from such places as Minneapolis Community & Technical College, Metropolitan State University, the Minneapolis College of Art And Design and The Arts Institute. Others however have benefitted from self-taught and community-based learning environments. For those of you interested in dedicating time to the art of video creation we highly recommend that you start with the links below. Once you have become comfortable, you may then want to consider joining lynda.com for more in-depth technical instruction.
ACADEMIC STANDARDS
Artistic Process: Create or Make
Artistic Process: Perform or Present
Artistic Process: Respond or Critique
Minnesota State Standards in the Arts
TERMS & SPECIFICATIONS
Online ARTS APPRECIATION Presentations
Digital Storytelling Concepts presented by Tiana LaPointe
Homeforming - Digital Artmaking and Hmong Artists presented by Kazua Vang
Our Sacred Water presented by Tiana LaPointe
ASSIGNMENTS
Quiz: Camera & Tripod Knowledge
Quiz: EQ Care & Check-Out Procedures
Video Scavenger Hunt Assignment
Elements, Compositions & Movement Assignment
PLANNING TOOLS
TUTORIALS
LESSON PLANS
LESSON ONE - Video Storytelling Overview
LESSON TWO - Camera & Tripod Operation
LESSON THREE - EQ Care & Protocols
LESSON FOUR - The Language of Video
LESSON FIVE - Introduction to Critical Viewing
LESSON SIX - Introduction to Sound
LESSON SEVEN - The Art of the Interview
LESSON EIGHT - Production Planning
LESSON NINE - The One Minute Video
LESSON TEN - Introduction to Editing
LESSON ELEVEN - Independent Projects
Curriculum
INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA LITERACY © Media Literacy Project
MEDIA LITERACY IS NOT AN OPTION © Douglas Kelliher & Jeff Share