Movies
We have already established that having a visual for students to watch is really worthwhile. So what are the advantages of making our own movie?
Click on the following links that explains 6 simple ways to use iMovie in the classroom, ​iMovie support and an iMovie cheat sheet.
Tips to create an iMovie
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Take the necessary time to plan;
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What objectives will you teach and cover?
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How will you present the information?
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Why will this add value to support teaching and learning?
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Record and capture video and images (movement skills, ball skills, referee signals, drills, strategies, coaching strategies, instruction etc).
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View and check your first video and images to proof the quality, then continue to record. Check for lighting, background sounds, capturing whole content etc.
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Edit, trim, crop video and images, add titles, transitions, audio etc.
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Be creative and explore iMovie functions to engage the audience.
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Create and import other video's or applications into iMovie, such as keynote animations.
Final cut pro is the advanced extension platform from iMovie.
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What do you need on your imovie for it to meet the requirements on the 10 tools page? All of these:
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Audio (voice / music / sound effects or mixture)
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Annotated image (s)
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Text
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Transitions
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Some slow motion.
REMEMBER TO FILM IN LANDSCAPE FOR IMOVIE