| Program Type | Workshop |
| Art Form | Digital Media & Technology |
| Curriculum/a | STEM | Social and Emotional Learning | Environmental Awareness |
| Target Grades | High School (9th - 12th grade) | Young Adult (18 - 21 years old) | Family |
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Description
EARTHTIME 60 second video project focuses on just that: making a 60-second video about the earth we live on. The program begins with a video depicting impactful images featuring artworks about climate change and the environment, followed by a basic
tutorial on shooting, and editing videos on Smartphones, tablets, and Imovie.
Through guided instruction, students go outside (school/home perimeter) to shoot a 60-second video of their home environment. Student directive: shoot the earth, sky, sea, land, buildings, sidewalks, grass, animals, etc. Students edit their videos and share with classmates. The clips can be edited together as a class project.
tutorial on shooting, and editing videos on Smartphones, tablets, and Imovie.
Through guided instruction, students go outside (school/home perimeter) to shoot a 60-second video of their home environment. Student directive: shoot the earth, sky, sea, land, buildings, sidewalks, grass, animals, etc. Students edit their videos and share with classmates. The clips can be edited together as a class project.
Objectives
The aim of this workshop is to engage students in using technology to make a video featuring the environment they live in. The emphasis for this project is observation, exploration, and process, not a finished product. The goal is to inspire students to look carefully at the local place they live and use this video project as a springboard for conversations about the earth, environment, science, urban planning, nature, food, gardens, and climate change.
Pricing Information
One workshop $ 515
Back to back $810
Virtual: one session $370/session
Virtual two sessions $515/session
Back to back $810
Virtual: one session $370/session
Virtual two sessions $515/session
Video
Program Length
2-hour workshop: Can be taught in 2 hour periods or broken up into 2 one-hour blocks.
Participants
classroom max 20 -23 students
Technical Specifications
Participants will need video recording devices: smartphones/ tablets/cameras/video cameras.
If devices are limited, students can go out in pairs and teams and take turns using recording devices.
Access to computers to share and upload with classmates.
Remote learning: zoom, Microsoft teams, internet connection
If devices are limited, students can go out in pairs and teams and take turns using recording devices.
Access to computers to share and upload with classmates.
Remote learning: zoom, Microsoft teams, internet connection