Media and Pop Culture: Stop Motion Project

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1. Read Ms. Davis's assignment guidelines for the stop motion project and look at the rubric for how it is graded.

• Assignment guidelines
• Assignment rubric

2. Watch example stop motion videos from past students and some professionals.

• Links for stop motion projects

1. Make a copy of the storyboard template.

• Storyboard template
  • ​IMPORTANT NOTE: You should have a specific script at the bottom of each of the panes, and you should know what you are doing in each shot.  This does NOT have to have detailed visuals.  You can choose to draw basic visuals or even describe what the visuals will be. 
• ​​Storyboard example
  • ​Your visuals don't even have to be this specific, but it is important you have a specific script!

Using iMotion on the iPad provided or on your phone (if you choose to download it), film your video.

• How to use iMotion and AirDrop to your computer

1. Using WeVideo (or other video editing software of your choice), add your voiceover (the script from your storyboard), a title, and any other extra elements to make your stop motion project amazing!

• WeVideo link
  • ​Log in using Google and your BV credentials!
• WeVideo tutorial with iMotion
• How to find and insert sound effects and music in WeVideo

2. Submit your final product!  

• How to get the final WeVideo link
• Rubric for final project