Professional Documents
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Asynchronous Task
• Identifying the Film Genre
• Conceptualizing a Story
• Writing a Script
Video Production Process
Video production is more than simply pressing the record
button on your video camera.
Film Genre
Film Genres
Film genres are various forms or identifiable types, categories, classifications or
groups of films.
Script Writing
One of the first steps for creating a video project is the script writing. A script is
necessary whether a video project is a feature length motion picture, a short
training video or even an account of a family vacation. A script is a document
that describes the video, which includes descriptions of the various shots
and any dialogue/voice overs.
A script is basically your story that is structured in a way that will make it easier
for you to determine the specifications needed for filming
Iconic Movie Lines
Cut: you crop the video and can’t get the part you removed back by
“dragging” the side of the clip towards the direction you cut it.
Trim: same as cutting but you can get the part you removed back by
“dragging” the side of the clip.
Split: you separate the clip in two parts. Both stay intact, they are just
divided where you split them.
Trimming a Video
Cut: you crop the video and can’t get the part you removed back by “dragging” the side of the clip towards
the direction you cut it.
Trim: same as cutting but you can get the part you removed back by “dragging” the side
of the clip.
Split: you separate the clip in two parts. Both stay intact, they are just divided where you split them.
TRIM a video
in Powerpoint
Duration of the video should be within 30-90 seconds only. Save a Trimmed video as a
NEW video in Powerpoint
Asynchronous (Additional Offline Tasks)