Emotions Through Video
Grades: K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 | Subjects: Language Arts, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Reading
Students learn how to evoke emotions through both sound and imagery. Start a free 30-day WeVideo trial to use this assignment with your students!
Assignment details
Overview
Students create a short video that captures how we can use images and sound to make someone feel a certain way. Students may choose the emotion they would like to evoke, using both audio and images/footage to create their multimedia composition.
Objectives
In this activity, students look at how storytelling using both sound and images can evoke emotions in a much stronger way than either modality can by itself.
Resources
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Start with a classroom discussion about the power of emotions conveyed in video vs. text.
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Move beyond happy, sad, or angry and toward more complex emotions like confusion or embarrassment.
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Enhance the production quality with advanced editing such as sound levels, transitions, and text.
ISTE standards
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Knowledge Constructor 1.3.b
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Creative Communicator 1.6.d