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The document provides an agenda for the fourth and final day of a 4-day digital documentary workshop. The day will include sessions for participants to reflect on what they learned, get an introduction to enhancing their original documentary script and storyboard with green screen footage and video, hands-on time to film and edit additional footage into their documentary, exporting and uploading their finished documentary online, and sharing their work with the group at the end of the day before completing a workshop survey and returning equipment.
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- 1. Digital Documentaries (PC) Summer 2010 4-Day Institute Participant’s Agenda Day Four August 12, 2010 Session 1 (9:00 - 9:20) Welcome Reflection on the past three days: How do you see yourself using this in the classroom? Session 2 (9:20 - 9:40) Introduction of the Process for the Day MS Overview of today's project: Enhancing your Day 2 movie with video and green screen Session 3 (9:40-10:15) Hands On Enhance your original script with narrative for an on-the-scene reporter. Revise storyboard to allow for green screen footage and backdrops. Search for backdrop and additional images for your movie. Session 4 (10:15 - 12:00) Hands On Film Intro with green screen Import Video Trim Video Use Green screen footage Polish Video Add music and sound effects Finish Session 5 (12:00-1:00) Lunch Session 6 (1:00-1:15) Payroll and Grant Information Session 7 (1:15-1:40) Export and Upload to Vimeo Session 8 (1:40-2:45) Share out Session 9 (2:45 - 3:00) Workshop Survey Equipment Return