StoryBoard Worksheet for PSA using Clapboard

StoryBoard Worksheet for PSA using Clapboard and iMovie iPad 1:1 by Ms. Katherine Katsenis
Story Board Worksheet for Public Service Announcement to Accompany Student’s
Narrative Essay. 1:1 Learning with iPad
Clapboard can be found at:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/clapboard/id405769205?mt=8
iMovie can be found here:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/imovie/id408981434?mt=12
or
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/imovie/id377298193?mt=88
About Clapboard For the teacher: Clapboard is an iPad app that is essentially a
digital clapboard utilized in real screen productions by the 2 nd assist.
Students can keep track of each scene and take they film with a date/time stamp.
Here is an example:
Student A is ready to start filming her first scene. She taps (twice) on EDIT
INFO until the keyboard shows on the Clapboard App and fills in the information.
In this case, it is scene 1 take 1. She then has a partner hold the iPad with the
clapboard in front of the student with another iPad (the iPad that will shoot the
video). The student with the clapboard app taps the black and white striped
clapper to make the sound. This officially marks the beginning of the scene. This
sound will be recorded by the iPad doing the filming so that when the video is
edited in iMovie (already on most iPads), students can find the beginning of scenes
and takes. It is a simple app that replaces the traditional clapboard.
As the scene is being filmed, a mistake is made so the filming stops. Instead of
deleting the scene then, filming can continue with a simple edit in Clapboard. Tap
edit info, and write ‘2’ under ‘take’ and now the second attempt at the scene can be
filmed.
Later, when all these scenes are transferred to iMovie, it will be easy to see which
scene is which. Students may want to keep some aspects of the TAKE 1 scene, and
edit that in to their PSA later. This may seem very hard, but iMovie is quite easy
to use. Kids in most grades love to use iMovie.
StoryBoard Worksheet for PSA using Clapboard and iMovie iPad 1:1 by Ms. Katherine Katsenis
Scene Creation Checklist:
1. Divide your public service announcement into 8 sections. The first
section will be the title screen and the last section will be the
credits. Think about what the 6 scenes in your iMovie will be.
Think about the lesson you wrote about in your narrative. How
could you explain that to strangers in 6 scenes?
The 6 main scenes in my PSA will be:
! ______________________________
! ______________________________
! ______________________________
! _______________________________
! _______________________________
! ________________________________
StoryBoard Worksheet for PSA using Clapboard and iMovie iPad 1:1 by Ms. Katherine Katsenis
2. Plan each scene. Location, characters, costumes, time of day,
dialogue. List all the items you will need to shoot each scene.
! Scene 1 needs _____________________________
! Scene 2 needs _____________________________
! Scene 3 needs _____________________________
! Scene 4 needs ________________________________
! Scene 5 needs ________________________________
! Scene 6 needs_________________________________
3. Draw a simple sketch in the
boxes on the accompanying
storyboard sheet.
(see bibliography link entry)
4. Now you are ready to start shooting. Grab a
partner and get started! Remember to have
fun and be safe.
StoryBoard Worksheet for PSA using Clapboard and iMovie iPad 1:1 by Ms. Katherine Katsenis
Bibliography
Storyboard Graphic from
www.tech4learning.com
Storyboard Work Sheet for Digital Storytelling
http://www.tech4learning.com/userfiles/file/pdfs/Frames/Digital_Storytelling_in_the_Classroom
_Storyboard.pdf
Writing the Essay
http://web.gccaz.edu/~mdinchak/101online_new/assignment3writing.htm
Narrative Writing Sample source
www.ttms.org
Writing Samples - Full
http://www.ttms.org/PDFs/03%20Writing%20Samples%20v001%20(Full).pdf
Using a clapboard by Joseph Eulo for the teacher
http://nflm3632.josepheulo.com/2011/10/using-a-clapboard/
Clapboard App for iPad in App Store
iMovie App for iPad in App Store
Sharing purchased content with Family Sharing
App Store Volume Purchase Program
(ASVPP)