Creaza Creaza MovieEditor Do you have a school assignment to make a documentary about your summer experiences or global climate change, or maybe a narrative film about your neighbourhood. Or do you just feel like making a short film to show your friends and family? To start using the movie editor, you need to select a universe. The movie editor has three main components: The Library, Media Window, and Timeline. 1. The area on the top left of your screen is the library window. Creaza’s videos, in various categoriesSound effectsMusicGraphicsYour media files 2. If you click on a media file in the library, you can watch a preview in the media window on the right hand side on the top of your screen. This is where you can play back film clips, listen to music and sound effects, or look at your uploaded image files. If you click on the timeline marker, you can drag it back and forth to find the part of the clip you want to edit into your movie. 3. Video/Still Shots Sound Graphics & Effects Good luck.
Global storytelling with a green screen and iPads These 6th graders found a way to do some digital global storytelling with a green screen and their iPads. They also managed to bust Tellagami’s animated personas out of the tablet, sending them around the world with a little green-screen magic. At Edmunds Middle School, two classes of 6th graders embarked on a new form of storytelling: Tellagami-smash! With a fleet of iPads at their disposal, along with the free green-screen app Veescope, students transported themselves or characters made with the Tellagami app to locations around the world. According to educators Laura Botte and Katie Wyndorf: The scholars have created a series of movies and books that demonstrate their learning. Check it out: App-smash Tellagami with a green screen Students had the choice of whether to create a Tellagami animated character, or whether to appear as themselves in their videos. Some students also made iBooks with the Book Creator iOS app which you can download to your iOS device here. Related May 20, 2015
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