Week 13 (19/5): How to submit assessments

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BY CAZ ADAMS

For full guidelines (covering any queries you may have) check out the Subject Guide for Audio & Video Stories – Diploma of Screen and Media.

Week 12 (12/5): Video storytelling elements when editing

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BY CAZ ADAMS

As video is a visual medium, what is seen on screen is of the utmost importance.

You can save uninteresting, badly lit, blurry, wrongly formatted footage or even a lack of footage by using editing elements to help tell your story. 

Week 11 (5/5): Video storytelling elements

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Storytelling is at the heart of every good video. 

Week 10 (28/04): Presenting to camera

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BY CAZ ADAMS

In a video story a presenter can appear at the beginning, to introduce us to what we are about to see. They can appear at the end, tying it all up and giving the story a conclusion.

They can appear in the middle linking the start and the end of the story or setting the story in a new direction. 

Or a presenter can appear any number of times throughout a video.

Week 9 (21/4): Shooting your video story

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BY CAZ ADAMS

PART 2 – VIDEO STORY

In Week 8 we discussed storyboarding and ways to visually cover your story like Piece To Camera, Voice Over, Close Ups, Location Shot, Images, Graphs & Text on Screen, SFX, Music.