This document provides instructions for creating a Minecraft video walkthrough to showcase a missions project. It outlines scripting the walkthrough, practicing delivery, recording the video in Minecraft and QuickTime, editing it in iMovie by adding titles, transitions and trimming clips, and sharing the final video file with a teacher via Airdrop. The goal is to create a digital showcase of missions work that can be searched and viewed online.

1. ​Audio Visual Walk Through
Missions 2016
Part 1:
In today’s world it is key that we take work we create digitally and showcase it
for others. We leave a digital footprint:
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Why would we want our work to be searchable?
Part 2:
Creating our digital footprint of our Missions. In order to craft our video walk
throughs, we need to draft a script, we need to practice, we need to be
confident.
❏ Scripting:
❏ What is a script?
❏ How do we write it?
❏ Who is our audience?
❏ What would be beneficial to our audience to see or to hear as we travel
through our section of the Mission?
Part 3:
Practicing our script, tips to remember:
Everyone speaks
Avoid filler words
Speak clearly and slowly
Part 3a:
1. Watch example and critique (10) add link here
2. Get comp login to Minecraft EDU
3. Practice your part with walking through virtually (15­20)

2. 4. Pair up
5. Have someone listen to you and give feedback (20)
6. Recor
Part 4:
Creating a MinecraftEDU Quicktime Video
1. Open up Minecraft
2. Log in with your name, etc.
3. Find your section of the Mission
4. Press escape and open QuickTime
(You can go to spotlight search and
type in Quicktime Player”
5. Go to File and select
“New Screen Recording”
6. Click on drop down menu and select
“Built in microphone”

3. 7. Turn volume to low
8. Click on Red dot to begin
recording/ Drag cursor to cover
Minecraft screen only
9. Give us a tour of your mission (read
your script).
10. Escape to finish
11. Stop in Finder
12. Save As Last Name
13. Save to desktop
Part 5:
Finalizing Video Walk through in iMovie
1. Open iMovie
2. Click Create
3. Click Movie
4. Select No theme
5. Click Create
6. It will ask you to name the movie and select the event from which the clips will
come.
7. Name the movie “Teacherlastname.Yourlastname”
8. Rename the event “Missions 2016”

4.
9. Now you need to import your movie clip.
10. Click the import arrow
11. Select Desktop folder
12. Click file.
13. Select Import Selected
14. File is placed in the events section of iMovie, it should be placed in the event
you renamed.
Pictures and steps:
15. Select the clip by double clicking on it. It will have a yellow border around it
now.
16. Hover over the end of the clip, and click the plus sign and your clip will be
added to your movie in the bottom section of the screen. You can also drag
your movie clip into that section.

5.
17. Trim your clip so that it sounds​ good at the start and the end by dragging the
playhead to where you want your clip to start and then right clicking on clip. A drop down
menu will appear and you need to select trim to playhead. This will delete whatever is to
the left of the playhead. You want to trim the part of the video where you can see your
cursor click back to Minecraft and where you see your cursor click off of minecraft.
Reapeat with the end of your
18. Add title screen and closing screen. Drag your chosen title to the start of your walk
through.

6.
Fill in the information needed:
Title­­Mission ___: Room
Do not put your name
1. Add in a transition between title and the movie
2. Place a fade to black transition at the end of the clip
Sharing Video
1. Click share in the upper right corner of the iMovie screen
2. Select File
3. Title your movie: LastnameMission2015
4. Change quality to Medium
5. Click Next
6. Be sure movie will save to Desktop
7. Click Save
8. A circle appears in the upper right when it turns totally white it has saved
Sharing Video to Teacher
1. Open Finder
2. Click on Airdrop
3. Drag video file to teachers computer icon that appears as a circle in the airdrop window