A Brooklyn Friends Middle School animation class is producing a public service announcement about childhood obesity for entry into this year's Bridge Film Festival. Based on research by the students and information from Michele Obama's, "Let's Move" initiative, a script was written. One student was selected to be the narrator and voiced-over the script. Segments of the script were then assigned to members of the class to animate. Once the scenes have been animated they will be edited together with the sound track. The software applications used for this production are: Google Docs, GarageBand, Toon Boom Studio, iMovie.
For the past two years all entries for the Bridge Film Festival have been submitted, uploaded and included on our WBFF YouTube channel. Additionally, entries (when uploaded to YouTube) from years previous have been included too. YouTube publishes the number of views each film accumulates. As of September 12, 2010, (in blue) here is a list of the top 10 viewed films.
It's one thing to make a great video. It's another to attract an audience to view it. Above is a link to a simple video guide to help you reach a greater audience and to maximize the impact of your message.
A Brooklyn Friends Middle School animation class is producing a public service announcement about childhood obesity for entry into this year's Bridge Film Festival. Based on research by the students and information from Michele Obama's, "Let's Move" initiative, a script was written. One student was selected to be the narrator and voiced-over the script. Segments of the script were then assigned to members of the class to animate. Once the scenes have been animated they will be edited together with the sound track. The software applications used for this production are: Google Docs, GarageBand, Toon Boom Studio, iMovie.
