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TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT

HooverVideography

March 11: Last chance to turn in!

Project PAST Due Tuesday, March 10!!!

Today please make sure your PSA's are complete or any outstanding work (including IMAGO!)

David, Justin, Sienna, Esabel, Lorenzo, Sidhant, Josiah, Darren: Work on IMAGO!

PLEASE KEEP CELL PHONES AWAY!

Either in your backpack or the lock box!

Expectations:

C: Voice Level 2 (only the people next to you can hear you and no shouting across the room)

H: Ask your team, elbow partner or raise hand

A: Work on the assignment

M: Stay in your assigned seat

P: Work till assignment is completed

S: Finishing your work

TMH SCHEDULE (March 9-12)!

Monday, March 9: Team WEDNESDAY

Tuesday, March 10: Team THURSDAY

Wednesday, March 11: NO TMH (Sorry)

Thursday, March 12: Team FRIDAY

Friday, March 6: NO TMH/NO SCHOOL

Public Service Announcements

What are we looking for?

WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: Public Service Announcements

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: Learning to create Public Service Announcements (PSAs) in videography class is crucial because it teaches students how to combine technical production skills—such as cinematography, editing, and audio design—with persuasive storytelling to influence, educate, or raise awareness about social issues. It fosters critical thinking and creative problem-solving by forcing concise messaging.

HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: You will follow along with instruction and use what we have learned to create amazing videos!

Note: All PSA's must be school appropriate!

PSA/Public Service Announcements

All Examples (from previous days)...

ERASE-Bullying-public-service-announceme_Media_c1WBzMLgixM_001_1080p.mp4

0:30

Wishes-A-Public-Service-Announcement_Media_ON6hAudgqMg_001_1080p.mp4

1:00

1:59

_Sandy-Hook-Promise-Gun-violence-warning-_Media_9qyD7vjVfLI_001_1080p.mp4

2:35

Run-Hide-Fight_Media_TeOdxKozra0_001_1080p.mp4

4:36

No-Kid-Hungry-Public-Service-Announcemen_Media_2RUYkzJio24_001_480p.mp4

0:32

Back-To-School-Essentials-Sandy-Hook-Pro_Media_b5ykNZl9mTQ_001_1080p.mp4

1:06

Sitcom-30-Youth-Vaping-Prevention_Media_B8PYIiyFeYA_001_1080p.mp4

0:30

Narrator-30-Youth-Vaping-Prevention_Media_7Tc2lWQcrZU_001_1080p.mp4

0:30

Cyberbullying PSA - Lake Central Television (1080p, h264).mp4

0:58

Choose-Respect-Teen-Dating-Violence-PSA-_Media_uKhE62H3FWQ_001_1080p.mp4

1:09

Cyber Bullying PSA - Mt. Olive Television (1080p, h264).mp4

1:02

Choose-Respect-Teen-Dating-Violence-Stud_Media_qJ6AjIES_7s_001_360p.mp4

0:57

Choose-Respect-Teen-Dating-Violence-PSA-_Media_lBovHm3X4zI_001_1080p.mp4

1:08

1:01

5:22

PSA TOPICS

Team Tuesday: Cyber Bullying

Team Wednesday: Gun Violence

Team Thursday: Anti Bullying

Team Friday: Teen Dating Violence Awareness

The Assignment...

For this assignment, you decide on a topic, create a plan, script and storyboard and produce a PSA!

BEFORE YOU BEGIN YOU & YOUR TEAM NEEDS A PLAN…

Topic: Choose a clear, relevant topic (school related).

Topic: Choose a clear, relevant topic (school related).

What is the message?

Who is the target audience?

How does the video make you feel or act?

School Issues Ideas:

Bullying
Attendance
Vaping
Cyber Safety
Mental Health

Define:

Message: What do we want people to do or think?

Audience: Who needs to hear this?

You need to discuss and agree

AS A TEAM who and what

you will do your segment on!

Storyboard & Script!

You and your team will need a storyboarded script. You and your team will plan what it is that you will ask, what you need to shoot and how to shoot it.
The better of a plan you have, the less time it takes to edit your final product.
You should plan for 6-10 different shots

Script/Storyboard should be done by or before Friday to begin filming!

Plan!

Locations
Roles (Director, Camera, Actor, Voice Over etc)
You should plan for 6-10 different shots

Production...

Filming Guidelines:

Keep shots steady (tripod recommended)

Use clear audio (quiet locations, mic if available)

Capture multiple angles (wide, medium, close-up)

Record extra B-roll to support the message

Post-Production...

Editing Requirements:

30–60 seconds total

Clear beginning, middle, and end

Text or voiceover reinforcing the message

Music or sound effects (copyright-safe)

Strong call-to-action at the end

When you are done editing...

SAVE YOUR FILE!

EXPORT Your FINAL video...

Please make sure it is a MP4 file!

Change the file name!

First Initial Last Initial

PSA1

Example: JS PSA1

Location:

Click the blue link and go to the Desktop then to your Videography Folder>PSA1>Exports

CRITERIA:

Edited PSA no longer than 2 minutes maximum! (it can be less...less is preferred!)
- Remember to edit carefully!
Footage must be color corrected
Check for audio. Is the audio well captured? Is it too loud or too silent?
Title will be needed (either beginning or end)...No Lower Thirds!
Final file MUST be named correctly
- First initial Last initial PSA 1.mp4
File format turned in MUST be correct (mp4)

ITEMS TO LOOK FOR:

Clear message & purpose
Audience awareness
Planning & teamwork
Video & audio quality
Creativity & effectiveness

To get credit! (after you have edited and exported the MP4)

Go to our Classroom in TEAMS
Select Assignments
Select
- Videography: PSA 1!
Scroll down to MY WORK
Click +ATTACH

Click UPLOAD FROM THIS DEVICE

Select DESKTOP (on the left) then the VIDEOGRAPHY Folder>PSA Folder>EXPORTS

Find the MP4 file you EXPORTED and select it:

First Initial Last Initial PSA1.mp4

Click OPEN

Wait for file to upload
File will show up below under My Work
CLICK TURN IN!

NOTE: There MUST be an MP4 file attached to get credit. Simply clicking TURN IN will not do!!!

TOTAL: 100 POINTS!!!

DUE: Friday, February 27 !

Last year's PSA's

Remember! Do NOT copy!

Be Creative and Original!

Each team must view and decide which version will be played on TMH!

They will be available to view Monday, March 2!

SHORTCUT TO LOG OFF COMPUTER!

Remember to SAVE (ctrl + S) any file before doing this shortcut!

Ctrl+Alt+Delete then select SIGN OFF!

Please place HEADPHONES on your Monitors!

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