Mini Art School Part 4

I definitely had a lot of fun with the 60 second video which you can see below. Also I can authoritatively say that while it's a huge pain to learn and it takes much longer to export files, I am super way more happy with Lightworks than I was with Filmora. Though seriously, it takes a very long time to export files. That's the main reason I'm posting this so late, some things popped up in the exported file that I had to go back and edit before re-exporting... several times. But since I'm really happy with the end result it's all good. (Edit: Ahahaha... so it does not take super long to export. I was just exporting 29 minutes of blankness which meant a 30 minute video over and over and over again. *facepalms*)

As for my story board, I'm still working on that, but it goes something like the following:

1. People looking at a swingset thoughtfully, titled, "Finding something interesting to examine"

2. People jumping from the swings with a tape measure on the ground. "Observational Experiments"

3. People with pen and paper. "Form a Hypothesis."

4. People strapping on padding and weights. "Design an Experiment to Test Hypothesis"

5. Nailing a stake in the ground at a certain point. "Use Hypothesis to Make Prediction"

6. Person midair with large question mark. "Reflect on How Well Hypothesis Held Up"

The above storyboard layout is representative of how the students will be making their projects as opposed to what I will be doing this semester. My end of things is almost a test drive of showing how this could be done for a group. Incidentally, do please let me know if I'm way off base about how that's supposed to go.