School video projects should be fun.
Students get to be creative. Teachers get to see what students know. Parents get adorable footage for future blackmail.
So why do so many classroom videos feel like a hostage situation?
Usually, it's because nobody ever teaches students how to make video. We hand them a phone or camera, assign a project, and hope for the best. The result is often fifteen minutes of shaky footage, random zooming, and enough inside jokes to confuse the United Nations.
The good news is that video storytelling isn't magic. It's a skill. And like any skill, it can be taught.
That's why we've put together the 5-Hour Video Boot Camp: five completely self-contained lessons designed to help students make videos that are more interesting, more watchable, and a lot shorter. (Teachers everywhere rejoice.)
Students will learn the fundamentals of storytelling, shooting, and editing through practical exercises they can start using immediately. Teach one lesson or teach all five. Either way, your students will begin thinking like filmmakers instead of surveillance cameras.
Best of all, it's completely free.
No payment required. No secret decoder ring. Just download it, use it, and feel free to share it with every teacher, parent, homeschooler, or student filmmaker you know.
Simply join the "Start Here" tier, free of charge, by logging in or signing up using the email sign up form below!
