Expectations/Point System

This project would be a huge undertaking for one person to do in a week-- or even two. But that is not the point. Above all, I anticipate there will be up- and down-loading problems which is why I strongly urge all teams to stay ahead of schedule to give yourselves time to trouble-shoot. Finding time to work together will be another challenge. Plan Plan Plan It is up to all of you in the group to find solutions to the problems you will encounter-- not just one person.

The top objectives of group projects are collaboration and problem solving.

DeadlineOutcomesDetails

Jan 16:concept: rough draft 1. Write out a general idea for your movie: Where will you film it? What is the intro, conflict,

& resolution? Who will let you use his/her video camera? video-editing program?

2. Who would you like to work with? Would you rather be a team leader of the script and storyboard or a leader of the filming and editing?

Jan 23:Storyboard PresentationsThis is a picture-story of what your movie will look like. Under each picture there should be

a simple sentence in French. Each sentence can be a narration or part of a dialog.

10 pts for full set of color pictures, 10 pts for full set of sentences, 5pts for neatness on board

(Fr 1: 8 pictures, Fr 2: 12 pictures, Fr 3: 16 pictures)

Presentations involve all team members reading sentences and answering class questions.

Choose team leaders for script writing, filming, & editing* (check equip. compatibility)

Jan 30:Rough draft of script Type all dialog in French with double spaces and share on Google Docs (include English (single

spaced), for subtitles later.) DO NOT USE GOOGLE TRANSLATORS OR THE LIKE… you will be asked to rewrite it. ALL team members must have the main speaking parts, but you can invite friends/family to have small parts as well. All of the unspoken portions of movie are in English.

By now, your filming leader has set up a few dates/times your group can film together.

Feb 6:Completed scriptTurn in a typed, finished copy of the script.

10pts = team completion, 10pts = individual effort (Rate your team members)

At this point, you should be practicing correct pronunciation of all parts. Team work.

Feb 11-13:Professional run thruTeam reads through entire script

10 pts for group completion, 10 pts for individual pronunciation

This can be completed live in the classroom, or video-taped in advance and uploaded to You

Tube or a flash drive.The 2nd option is recommended since the next deadline uses these skills

Feb 18-20:Video checkpoint Filming of scenes without script is uploaded to You Tube or on a flash drive.

Test these methods before deadline, since process can be problematic.

Feb 25-27:Edit Checkpoint All movie scenes are recorded and there is evidence of some subtitles

Mar 6:All Subtitles completed All subtitles are complete and there is evidence of other editing (like background music)

Mar 20:Final ProjectProjects will be compiled and then evaluated by classmates and the NHS staff (see rubric)