Mobile Media Ministry Training 9- The Media Production Process and Video Story-Concept Development
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This document discusses a new paradigm for media production using mobile phones. It outlines the traditional model where local believers provide cultural insight that media experts translate into finished media products. The new model empowers locals to produce their own media using mobile phones, cameras, and online/app editing tools provided by media enablers. This allows millions more locals to produce and distribute culturally relevant media instead of relying on only hundreds of professional media producers. Some groups are already leading this change by teaching video skills and providing open source assets. A single online platform is still needed to enable locals to find/upload content, edit it, and distribute finished products.
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- 1. The “ABC” of Mobile Media Production Always Be Charging (your phone battery)
- 2. Prep for This Afternoon •Charge your batteries •Clear as much memory as possible on your phones •Clean your phone camera lens
- 3. Orality/Storying Presentated by Andrea Pebbles of Simply the Story http://simplythestory.org/oralbiblestories/
- 4. The Production Process Well begun is halfway done!
- 5. Phase 1- Pre-Production • In pre-production the following questions must be answered: • What is the message you are trying to communicate? • Is film or video the best medium to convey that message? • Who is the audience? • What do you want them to learn, understand, feel, value or do as a result of seeing the production? • Activities associated with the pre-production phase include: development of the project concept (treatment), scripting, storyboarding, budgeting, location scouting, scheduling, talent auditions
- 6. Phase 2- Production • The production phase is the all the individual elements that will be seen and heard in the video are recorded/gathered. Each element is motivated by the research and analysis done during the pre-production phase. • These elements, known as media assets, include items such as graphics, photography, animation, music, sound effects, narration, and video footage.
- 7. Phase 3- Post-Production • Post-production mainly relates to the editing of the media assets to form the final product and the distribution of the final product after its completion. Steps in the post-production process include: • Gathering all the media assets • Assembling and editing the media and creating a final product • Producing the final product in the format/s required • Distributing the final product • Archiving the final product and media assets
- 9. Well Begun is Halfway Done The further you get up the production pyramid the harder and more expensive it is to fix things you forgot or failed to deal with in the previous stage!
- 12. Storytelling the Stillmotion Way (Part 1) http://stillmotionblog.com/storytelling-series/
- 14. Storytelling the Stillmotion Way (Part 2) http://stillmotionblog.com/storytelling-series/
- 15. Discussion
Editor's Notes
- Wrote the book on DSLR video production, professor at Northern Arizona University. Recommends the following videos and worksheets for story/concept development for his media production students.