Video Editing

In this lesson, we will explore a brief history of creating moving images from still images. We will also look at the role and benefits of the use of audio in a video, learning that the purpose of video is to communicate a message to an audience, or to record an event. Lastly, we will plan a video project using a story board.

In this lesson, we will explore devices and computer applications that record audio and video. Learners will have the opportunity to investigate the pros and cons of using audio devices such as dictation machines or mobile sound recorders versus fully integrated AV (audiovisual) devices.

In this lesson, we will explore devices and computer applications. We will make a short practise recording to familiarise ourselves with these devices and apps. Then we will locate the functions and practise the safe handling of the equipment. Lastly, we will encourage the use of zoom, angle, and movement (pan and tilt) in our recordings.

In this lesson, we will look at investigate further the features of an effective video. We will list some of these features and record a video which employs them in context. Lastly, we will explain why lighting and angle are important in filming an effective video.

In this lesson, we will learn how to export video to a computer (or other suitable device) and to make edits to it by means such as choosing the best recording, clipping videos, and adding transition effects. We will learn how to improve our videos through reshooting and editing. Lastly, we will learn which tools to use to perform the edits that we desire.

In this lesson, we will have the opportunity to review the content of edited videos and finalise them by adding special effects such as animations, transitions, text, additional audio, and other visual effects.