#CA-04-09 Filmmaking and Animation Online and in the Classroom
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- Course level: All Levels
About Course
Into FilmDescription
Teach your students how to make simple short films and animations
This course will teach you how to use simple filmmaking and animation techniques to aid assessment and attainment across the curriculum for young people aged 5-19.
You’ll discover how film and animation can be used as powerful tools to encourage active learning and enable pupils to establish strong connections with any area of the curriculum.
Explore filmmaking frameworks to use with your students
Alongside filmmaking experts at Into Film you’ll learn how to make simple short films and animations using evaluation and progression throughout the filmmaking process.
You’ll learn to create curriculum-focused filmmaking briefs and get advice for running fun and educational filmmaking projects
Teach filmmaking anywhere
As well as exploring activities for use back in the classroom, the course will help you to consider online strategies for delivering filmmaking and animation activities remotely to support your teaching during times of remote learning.
Learn with Into Film – the film education charity
This course has been developed by Into Film – one of the largest educational charities in the UK – which works with schools to deliver free training, resources and after-school film clubs.
You might also like to check out Into Film’s other course, Using Film to Teach Literacy Online and in the Classroom, which is running at the same time.
Who will you learn with?
Alexia worked as a primary school teacher and enjoyed leading a successful film club. She is now the Training Manager at Into Film.
Justin has taught in primary schools for almost a decade, working with pupils across KS1 and KS2. He is now a Learning Coordinator at Into Film.
As a primary school teacher in South Wales Simon taught right across the KS 1&2 spectrum.
He was also the Teacher Training Manager at Into Film before starting his own training company – eCoach.
Darryl worked as a Secondary Computer Science Teacher and has taught across all key stages. He now works as a Learning Officer at Into Film.
Who developed the course?
Into Film is a UK-wide film and education charity, which puts film at the heart of children and young people’s learning, contributing to their cultural, creative and personal development.
What Will I Learn?
- Assess pupil's learning through filmmaking and animation
- Develop own and pupil's filmmaking skills
- Produce a range of curriculum-focused short films and animations
- Explore filmmaking frameworks for use with pupils
- Evaluate own and peer-made short films to encourage progression
- Design class-based filmmaking projects
Topics for this course
Welcome
DAn introduction to Filmmaking and Animation Online and in the Classroom00:02:18
Why filmmaking and animation for learning?
Shoot and Screen – think, plan, create, evaluate
Think – The one-shot film
Plan – The one-shot film
Evaluate – the one-shot film
Extend
It will be nice to learn a more advanced level learning of cinematography/animation course to add even more depth to the speaking points that you have laid out from your foundation course, and tailored for intermediate and advanced level learners.
Great introduction to cinematography concepts. Straightforward to follow along and gave me some new insight in setting up better shots when I draw storyboards or comics.
The course went through a lot of explanation and also explain some of the key elements and terms used in creating a film.
Extremely motivational and made simple for anyone to grab the basics !
Material Includes
- Official Certificate
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Target Audience
- The course has been designed for educators who are looking to deliver engaging, curriculum-focused learning experiences in any educational setting.
- The course is suitable for those new to filmmaking as well as those who already using it in their teaching.