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When I first read that we had to create an Audio Visual and upload it onto youtube, my initial thought was dread! I am not really one for videos or even pictures for that matter! But I have committed myself to this course and ALL of the challenges it throws my way. So I began...
I started doing a little research and having a look at what people have done in the past for this task. I noticed that there was quite a variety in the way people have done this task, and one of the things I first noticed was that, I didn't have to be in the video! I liked the idea of using pictures and even some people used power point to do their audio visuals.
Taking some of these ideas on, I decided the first thing I need to do is write a short script of what I am going to say, easy right?
Wrong! I think I changed my mind at least 10 times! In honesty I lost count of how many pieces of paper I had scribbled all over. But finally my script was done.
I then when onto the pictures/drawings for my audio visual. Now as you will see from the video, I am no artist. But I was impressed with my stick-woman, I really see the resemblance!
I then put my peices of paper into order to create almost a story board for my video as seen in the picture below:
When I first read that we had to create an Audio Visual and upload it onto youtube, my initial thought was dread! I am not really one for videos or even pictures for that matter! But I have committed myself to this course and ALL of the challenges it throws my way. So I began...
I started doing a little research and having a look at what people have done in the past for this task. I noticed that there was quite a variety in the way people have done this task, and one of the things I first noticed was that, I didn't have to be in the video! I liked the idea of using pictures and even some people used power point to do their audio visuals.
Taking some of these ideas on, I decided the first thing I need to do is write a short script of what I am going to say, easy right?
Wrong! I think I changed my mind at least 10 times! In honesty I lost count of how many pieces of paper I had scribbled all over. But finally my script was done.
I then when onto the pictures/drawings for my audio visual. Now as you will see from the video, I am no artist. But I was impressed with my stick-woman, I really see the resemblance!
I then put my peices of paper into order to create almost a story board for my video as seen in the picture below:
From there it was just a case of putting it all together, and you can see my final result here:
Although initially dreading this task, I must say I thoroughly enjoyed it in the end! I may even put a few more of these up as I go along the course, so keep your eyes peeled! And as always please feel free to comment!
Toodle-loo!
Fantastic! really like the filming of this Georgie! good sentiments well said and a the drawings bring your points to life.
ReplyDeleteThank you Paula, I was unbelievably nervous about this task! But I am happy with the finished product. I now want to try to find ways to create audio visuals throughout my practice more often!
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