For this assignment, my group of Craig Lewis, Anthony Parrello, and myself were to create a 30-60 second video about TEMLP (Technology Education Master Licensure Program). We used Adobe Premiere to create the movie from the video footage we took and pictures we had. We added copyright free music and created our own narration to the clips. We wanted to give the viewer a vision of what TEMLP was really about, so we used a lot of images and video that we thought demonstrated the key aspects of the program. We wanted to give an overview of the program and show hands on activities and teamwork.

Before creating this video, I had never used Adobe Premiere before. I was overwhelmed with the complexity of the program when beginning this project. However, I ended up spending numerous hours and learning a lot about Premiere.

Storyboards

To communicate our inital ideas, we sketched a preliminary storyboard. Our instructor Dr. Sanders looked over this before we started filming our video. We decided that we wanted to start with a "in your face" shot, so we used the CO2 cars coming at the screen for our opening shot. We also wanted numerous videos playing on a screen all together, and individual videos popping out to full screen. We actually were able to do almost exactly what we invisioned for our final video. Then, after we made our video, we took clips of all the scences and created a final storyboard. The final storyboard is viewable as PDFs below:
 

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