Flick-It-On
Owner: Emma Watts
Group members: 48
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Kids Can Film Festival is a project that was developed by Lead & Support E-Learning Teachers from the Whakatu Cluster in Nelson, New Zealand. The project is aimed at encouraging students & teachers o use e-learning tools within their classroom programmes. 7 schools from across the Nelson & Tasman District are taking part this years, involving 16 teachers & MANY students! Check out some of the information at the wikipage below. Also check out this year's blog at www.flick-it-on.blogspot.com
Brief description: Students creating movies through the key competencies & the curriculum
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- Emma Watts uploaded the resource Emotive Photography
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Day 1 timetable
By KelliemHi guys, This is the day 1 timetable. It is not set in stone but is a good indication of how the day will run. Day 2 & 3 timetables will be created following the debrief each day -they will mainly be full-on group work with a couple of get...Follow up meeting 31st May -Film duration
Hi guys, Last year we had a 1 minute limit on the films. This was to ensure that there was a focus on the visual impact of the movie (we also had no voice -most movies were accompanied with a music score only). If we are looking to have our movies...Follow up meeting 31st May -Premiere opportunity
Premiere: We have the opportunity to hold our premiere at State Cinema 6 as part of their 75 year anniversary. I received this email yesterday; "We would love to make this a Super Dooper event for the kids so sound them out about getting dressed...Kidz Cannes 2011
By Emma WattsPoints of Difference for 2011 Open day - teachers/parents/others Student mentors (Year 8s) Link Learning Cluster Theme/context for films announced at the festival! Choice of tools/harware etc. Film Festival is a fun training ground for...
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Planning Meeting 1 - 2011 Term 1
Last updated by Emma WattsWhat do you need to achieve?Film Festival - Term 2Sponsorship Invite schools from the Link Learning ClusterInvite all schools from Whakatu ClusterImprove the model from last yearPublicity - teachers/local/national (before and during the...
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Workshop 2012 - Workshop Leaders
Started by Emma Watts 29 Apr 2012 11:12am () Replies (2) Last reply by Emma WattsAdd your reflections about the Flick-It-On! Workshop Day What did you and the students in your workshop achieve? How would you improve future workshops? Thank you for taking the time to complete this feedbackWorkshop 2012 - Teachers Attending Workshops
Started by Emma Watts 29 Apr 2012 11:00am () Replies (5) Last reply by Sarah TrolleAdd your reflections about the Flick-It-On! Workshop Day What did you and your students achieve? How and when will you implement it back in your classroom? Do you have any questions about the project? Thank you for taking the time to...Debrief Day 3 Film Festival
Started by Kelliem 23 Jun 2011 4:09pm () Replies (2) Last reply by Allanah KingPlus Finished! Impressed some finished early -added to blog iPads good to keep attention Such different outcomes -wide theme gives scope for lots of ideas Teddy still has his eye (no children wanted to kill the teddy) Kids gave great feedback...Debrief Day 2 Film Festival
Started by Kelliem 22 Jun 2011 4:31pm () Replies (1) Last reply by KelliemPlus Great to go to 4pm Great to see adults teachers/parents visiting Kids enthusiastic and hyped (off their heads) & ready to go Great to spend time with such a great bunch of kids Less stress -skills of teachers has improved (able to be...Debrief Day 1 Film Festival
Started by Kelliem 21 Jun 2011 3:45pm () Replies (2) Last reply by Allanah KingPlus Good to have less pressure (teachers) not doing workshops Being able to brainstorm with other teachers Workshop time (1 hour) good -time to play & concretize Kids off to workshops and bring back different skills ? ability seems...
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Blog
By Kelliemwww.kidscanfilm.blogspot.com - Teacher and students please create blog post or comment on other's posts! Thanks!Linking Learning Photo Resources
By Allanah Kinglinklearningphotocomp.wikispaces.com - Look to the resources on the left hand side for downloads- Allanah's and Rachel;s for the downloads.. http://linklearningphotocomp.wikispaces.com/
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Emotive Photography
By Emma WattsWhen the film festival first started Jean Edwards lead a teacher workshop on emotive photography. Being inspired by Jean, each year we have continued to promote the use of emotive photography. The film project is now in its third year....Vimeo Film School
Vimeo is a video sharing site for those that are passionate about film making - the end product, the process and the tools and techniques used. Here you can view some stunning work by film students, professional experimenting, and just you and I....Kids vid -resource for developing film making techniques
By Kelliemhttp://kidsvid.4teachers.org/ This site has great resources and ideas. It also has an online storyboard which can be used to click and drag items rather than drawing -might be more techno-appealing than drawn (although I was thinking that yr8...
Day 1 timetable
By KelliemHi guys, This is the day 1 timetable. It is not set in stone but is a good indication of how the day will run. Day 2 & 3 timetables will be created following the debrief each day -they will mainly be full-on group work with a couple of get...Follow up meeting 31st May -Film duration
Hi guys, Last year we had a 1 minute limit on the films. This was to ensure that there was a focus on the visual impact of the movie (we also had no voice -most movies were accompanied with a music score only). If we are looking to have our movies...Follow up meeting 31st May -Premiere opportunity
Premiere: We have the opportunity to hold our premiere at State Cinema 6 as part of their 75 year anniversary. I received this email yesterday; "We would love to make this a Super Dooper event for the kids so sound them out about getting dressed...
Flick-It-On
Students creating movies through the key competencies & the curriculum
