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How to Work with a Producer to Create Streaming Video

How to Work with a Producer to Create Streaming Video. Presented by Bob Sinrod bob@filmcraft.net. Streaming Video is Different…. Size of image is much smaller than television screen. Sound is played back on a computer, not a television. 160X120 = slow. 240X180 = medium. 320X240 = fast.

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How to Work with a Producer to Create Streaming Video

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  1. How to Work with a Producer to Create Streaming Video Presented by Bob Sinrod bob@filmcraft.net

  2. Streaming Video is Different… Size of image is much smaller than television screen. Sound is played back on a computer, not a television. 160X120 = slow 240X180 = medium 320X240 = fast

  3. Working with Your Producer Work with a producer experienced in producing “streaming” video. Show the producer manipulatives, charts, etc. which you expect to use in the video.

  4. Explain that you want to produce a series of “streaming video vignettes” Examples of possible vignettes: Video 1) Teacher rolls out the lesson. Video 2) Teacher works with individuals and small groups. Video 3) Students work at the board in front of class. Video 4) Teacher wraps up lesson. Video 5) Teacher Interview Note: Videos should be no longer than 5 minutes each. Separate longer videos into “Part 1” and “Part 2”

  5. Tell Your Producer… ( 1 ) You want to use two cameras. Camera 1 Camera 2

  6. Tell Your Producer… ( 2 ) You want tocapture close-ups of student work. Camera 2 focuses on student work. Camera 1 focuses on the people.

  7. Tell Your Producer… ( 3 ) To limit the crew to four people: 2 camera operators, sound technician, producer. Fewer people = fewer distractions for the students.

  8. Tell Your Producer… ( 4 ) Use establishing shot, then close-ups… otherwise information will be illegible.

  9. Tell Your Producer… ( 5 ) Shoot “extreme” close-ups of student work. Contrast is important! ( Tell your teacher too )

  10. Video Tips ( 1 ) Audio quality will be best when teacher works with one student or with small groups.

  11. Video Tips( 2 ) Students in background should not stare at camera… or yawn!

  12. Video Tips( 3 ) Interview the teacher when classroom is empty and quiet... after school works best.

  13. Video Production Process • Schedule a day of classroom videotaping - ( include location, time of arrival, day’s schedule ) • Ask producer to create “rough cuts” - 320X240 256kbps (kilobits per second streaming video files ) • Review rough cuts and send your edit decision list ( EDL ) to your producer. • Review final cuts, suggest revisions if needed. Note: sound must be audible and picture must be clear… otherwise don’t use the footage!

  14. Create an Edit Decision List for the Producer

  15. Your Final Product: Streaming Video • Producer creates three versions of each final video - for slow, medium and fast internet access. • Encourage your learners to access the “fast” versions. 160X120 = slow 240X180 = medium 320X240 = fast

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