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5.10 that's a wrap example
- 1. Assignment 5.10: “That’sa Wrap” For this assignment, you will plan and create a trailer for the book “The Tiger Rising” by Kate DiCamillo Your book trailer must include these components: 1. Your book trailer planning sheet (slide 2) 2. Your script (slides 3-9): • What you (the narrator) will say during each part of the commercial 3. Audio narration (slides 3-9 OR slide 10): • If your computer has a microphone: Record yourself reading your script and include it in your commercial • If your computer does not have a microphone: Verbally read your script to an adult and have them complete the audio presentation rubric on the last slide. 4. Sound (slides 3-9): • Include sound effects or background music on each slide or linked below in the presentation notes 5. Images (slides 3-8): • Each slide must images that go along with the script (hand drawn or pictures you find online)
- 2. Script Write the scriptfor your commercial Sound Describe music or sound effects (ex: sad music, applause, etc.) Images Describe images you will include (ex: tree, family, etc.) Hook *Capture your audience’s attention with your words. What would you do if you found yourself suddenly transported to a strange new place? Tornado sound https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=usG005IFhDw Girl in new place-dorothy Plot Overview *Give a brief overview of the plot This is exactly what Dorothy experiences in the book, The Wizard of Oz. After she’s swept away by a tornado to a magical land, she discovers what it really means to be home. Somewhere Over The Rainbow music tornado and oz Appeal *Comment on something that the author does well. The author, L. Frank Baum, writes with vivid detail and imagery to create this unbelievable world of Oz where anything is possible if you look inside yourself for the knowledge, courage, and heart that’s within. Somewhere Over The Rainbow music yellow brick road and characters, plus head heart and lion Symbolism *Explain at least one symbol in the book Dorothy’s adventure is filled with ups and downs along the yellow brick road, which symbolizes her journey home. Somewhere Over The Rainbow music Yellow brick road Need *What will your audience experience while reading? You’ll laugh along with the Scare Crow, love along with the Tin Man, and fight alongside the Cowardly Lion. Somewhere Over The Rainbow music Oz characters Theme *What will your audience learn from this book All while learning with Dorothy that no matter where the whims of life may take you, there is truly No Place Like Home Somewhere Over The Rainbow music There’s no place like home Call to Action Don’t wait any longer for your adventure to begin; go out and buy this book today! Bells chiming https://www.youtube.com/ Magical book store and book STEP 1: Complete this planning sheet
- 11. Presentation Rubric Student Name: Audio Components AudioFeatures Points Earned 0-5 Preparation Student was well prepared for the presentation. Volume Student used appropriate volume to be readily understood. Variety Student used a variety of vocal inflection to keep audience interest. Clarity Student’s voice was clear and readily understood. Pace Student used appropriate vocal pacing to be readily understood. Total Points /25 Name of Adult Who Completed Rubric: Relationship: • If you included an audio recording of yourself reading the script, you can skip this slide • If you did not include a recording of yourself reading the script, you must read the script to an adult and have them complete this rubric.
Editor's Notes
- #4 HOOK SLIDE: Capture your audience’s attention with your words. This slide must include at least 1 image and your audio on the slide or linked below SCRIPT: (ex: “What would you do if you had to leave your old home behind and start over at a new school?”) Link to background music or sound effects (or link on slide): Link to recording of your voice reading the script (or link on slide):
- #5 PLOT OVERVIEW: Tell the audience what the book is about, but don’t give too much away! This slide must include at least 1 image and your audio on the slide or linked below SCRIPT: (ex: “This is what Bob Bobson experiences in the book ‘Bob’s New School.’ In this story, Bob says goodbye to his old friends and embarks on an adventure in a new town. He makes a first impression that will last a lifetime.”) Link to background music or sound effects (or link on slide): Link to recording of your voice reading the script (or link on slide):
- #6 SYMBOLISM: Explain at least one symbol in the book This slide must include at least 1 image and your audio on the slide or linked below SCRIPT: (ex: “Bob’s cowboy hat symbolizes how he tries to reinvent himself in his new environment.”) Link to background music or sound effects (or link on slide): Link to recording of your voice reading the script (or link on slide):
- #7 SYMBOLISM: Explain at least one symbol in the book This slide must include at least 1 image and your audio on the slide or linked below SCRIPT: (ex: “Bob’s cowboy hat symbolizes how he tries to reinvent himself in his new environment.”) Link to background music or sound effects (or link on slide): Link to recording of your voice reading the script (or link on slide):
- #8 NEED: Explain what your audience will experience while reading this book This slide must include at least 1 image and your audio on the slide or linked below SCRIPT: (ex: “You’ll laugh with Bob as he plays pranks on his brother”) Link to background music or sound effects (or link on slide): Link to recording of your voice reading the script (or link on slide):
- #9 THEME: Explain what your audience will learn from this book This slide must include at least 1 image and your audio on the slide or linked below SCRIPT: (ex: “This book will teach you that laughter is the best medicine”) Link to background music or sound effects (or link on slide): Link to recording of your voice reading the script (or link on slide):
- #10 CALL TO ACTION: Tell your audience what to do next This slide must include at least 1 image and your audio on the slide or linked below SCRIPT: (ex: “Now go out and buy this book today!”) Link to background music or sound effects (or link on slide): Link to recording of your voice reading the script (or link on slide):