Quick Edit Video

Quick Edit VideoDEFINITION

A “quick edit video” is an edited digital video including full-motion video footage, audio, still images, and/or text captions, edited AND published online using only a wireless, digital device like a smartphone or touch tablet computer. “Paper slide videos” are similar to narrated slideshows, but since they involve live camera recording they can be considered a type of “quick edit video.” Both Green Screen Videos and Puppet Videos are types of quick edit videos.

 

BADGES

  1. Paper Slide Video
  2. Quick Edit Video
  3. Green Screen Reflection Video
  4. Edited Video

WORKFLOW

Initial Setup

  1. Obtain smartphone / tablet computer for video production
  2. Purchase, download and install video editing software
  3. Create video publication channel and website accounts for sharing
  4. Optional: Obtain external microphone(s) for video recording

Ongoing Use

  1. PLAN: Students storyboard and plan their video
  2. PRODUCE: Students shoot and record different parts of their video
  3. PRUNE: Students edit media together and create a final product
  4. PUBLISH: Students share final video file online

miamidevice-workshop “App Smashing to YouTube”

iOS TOOLS

  1. Editing: YouTube Capture (free),  iMovie for iOS ($5)
  2. No-Edit Videos: Vine (free), Instagram (free), Hyperlapse (free)
  3. Other video editing apps: ReelDirector ($2), vlix (free), Splice ($4), Videolicious (free), Klip (free), Socialcam (free)
  4. Teleprompters: iPrompt Pro (free), On Air (free)
  5. Hyperlapse (free)
  6. Microphones: iRig Microphone ($60), TASCAM’s iXZ adapter (for professional XLR microphones), Apple’s Camera Connection Kit with a USB mic like a Snowball

ANDROID TOOLS

  1. VideoShow (free)
  2. Andromedia Video Editor (free)
  3. KineMaster (free)
  4. More on this website by Jim Sill (@mistersill)

EXAMPLES

  1. Student Project/School Quick Edit Video Examples
  2. Interview Collage Quick Edit Video Examples
  3. Green Screen Video Examples
  4. YouTube Playlists from iPad Media Camp (@iPadMediaCamp)
  5. Water Bottle Rocket Launch Videos (May 2014)
  6. Oklahoma Students Discuss Scratch Projects (March 2013)
  7. Levers (iMovie for iPad trailer by elementary students of @MsLaidler)
  8. Digitizing Student Portfolios with an iPod Touch (Sept 2011)
  9. Lead Bullets Video Example (> 18K views)
  10. Jacob’s Ladder Tutorial (>150,000 views – by Alexander)
  11. Trapper’s Rendezvous 2010: Trading an Alligator Tooth for a Laptop
  12. 5 Teacher-created iPad Videos: “Favorite Videos from iPad Media Camp”
  13. Engineering Design Project (8th grade)
    1. Draft Design for a Complex Machine to Generate Electricity from Water Power
    2. Good Things Can Come From Science and Engineering Projects in School
    3. Alexander Answers Questions About His Simple Machine Project with AudioBoo
  14. The Hobbit in 5 Minutes – Actor’s Commentary: The Hobbit in 5 Minutes
  15. Storychasing NASA History at Space Center Houston
  16. Marcus Truelove’s YouTube Channel (8th grade US History, Yukon Middle School)
  17. (not an iPad) 72 Years of Free Barbecue (more info)

CREATE TEXTING STORIES

  1. Texting Story App (FREE for iOS and Android)
  2. Browser alternative: ClassTools.net SMS creator
  3. Student-created Example: 3rd grade spelling words via SafeYouTube or YouTube

MORE RESOURCES

  1. Vertical Video Syndrome PSA (Edited for Kids)
  2. How-to instructions & Tutorials from Google on YouTube Capture
  3. iMovie for iPad Movie Trailer Storyboards (PDF – by @DwyerTeacher)
  4. Plan a Better iMovie Trailer with These PDFs (by @tonyvincent)
  5. Bulk-Modify YouTube Videos to Turn ON Comment Moderation (PDF, also available as a webpage)
  6. The Nature Box: Great source of openly licensed videos for remixing (YouTube Channel)
  7. iPad Quick Edit Videography 1 hour videoconference recording (Dec 2011)
  8. iPad Quick Edit Videography Presentation Links
  9. Paper Slide Videos
  10. Upload Videos Longer Than 15 Minutes to YouTube
  11. Audio Recording of 21 Feb 2015 #gafesummit OKC presentation
  12. FlixPress (create fancy 3D video animation bumpers in a browser) – @flixpress
  13. 6 Second Stories for Learning by @bhwilkoff
  14. STEM Resources shared in March 2015 NCTIES preso: STEMseeds, Create, Make & Learn, Wes’ STEM resources

ALSO SEE

Green Screen Videos Puppet Video

* Image attribution: Digital art by Wesley Fryer created with the iPad app “Brushes“

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