Film and edit an interview with narration, dialogue, and music.
While on Video Pass:
Everyone must be behind the camera asking questions once (these are the videos you will edit/submit)
Everyone must be on-screen answering questions once.
Choose (or think of your own) 3 questions to ask:
What’s your name and grade?
If you could describe yourself in three words, what would they be?
What’s something you’re really passionate about?
What’s a skill or hobby you’re currently learning?
If you could have any superpower, what would it be and why?
What’s your go-to hype song?
If you could have dinner with any fictional character, who would it be?
What’s your favorite subject or project you’ve worked on recently?
If you could switch places with a teacher for a day, what would you do?
What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?
Either connect your own headphones or borrow a pair from the cabinet.
Go to Pixabay.com/music
Find a song to go with your video and click "Download"
Go to your Finder in your dock.
Select the "Columns" icon or choose "as Columns" in the dropdown list.
Select "Kind" the next dropdown to the right.
Go to your Finder in your dock.
Navigate to your "My Drive" > "Video Production" > "5 - Audio
Right-click in the "5 - Audio" folder blank space and click "New Folder"
Right-click on "Downloads" and click "Open in new tab"
Move the audio files from your "Downloads" to your "Summative" tab
Next open your SD card and move your video file to the "Summative" tab.
Open Premiere Pro and click "New Project"
Name your project "Audio Summative"
Click "Home" on the left menu
Navigate to "My Drive" > "Video Production" > "5 - Audio"
Select your "Summative" folder to select all the files.
Click "Create"
Edit your video as practiced in "Editing Audio Practice":
Add text before and after your interview:
Text before video: "An Interview with: (person on screen's name)"
Text after:
Interview by: (your name)
Music: (song name) by (artist)
Tag all tracks (video audio - dialogue, music)
Loudness: Auto-Match
Duck your music against your dialogue.
In the top menu, click "File" > "Save"
Zoom in vertically (drag the circle on the right down a little) so that you can see all the audio tracks as well as your ducking keyframes on your music.
Take a screenshot (cmd + shift + 5, capture)
Move your screenshot to your "My Drive" > "5 - Audio" > "SUMMATIVE" folder
In the top tabs, click "Export"
Rename the "File Name" to "Audio Summative"
Make sure the blue hyperlink next to "Location" is saving to your "Summative" folder in "5 - Audio"
Click Export in the bottom right corner.
In Finder:
Right-click on "Video Production" and click "Copy link to clipboard"
Paste the link in Canvas.