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Youth Media A definition

An Article by listenup.org

Media in electronic, print or digital form that is created and controlled by youth. While experienced educators, facilitators, mentors and youth media practitioners often guide the process, the choices and decision-making around content addressed in the work lies primarily in the hands of youth producers.

Youth media is work that centralizes the important and unique perspectives, experiences and voices of youth - particularly those whose images are distorted or under-represented in conventional and mass media. Youth media is connected to other independent, alternative and community-based forms of media production such as public access, video art, documentary, and experimental media seeking democratic voice and free speech through media arts communications. Youth media approaches and pedagogical methods differ even as their goals overlap. For example, media forms taught in various organizations range from multimedia art to journalism to narrative movie-making to personal storytelling. Groups work in a variety of media including magazines, newspapers, radio, video, gaming and digital audio recording.

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Empahty A definition:

Task

In new pairs, interview and build empathy.

A How are youth, like yourself, depicted in media?

B How would you like to see media change?

A What trends do you see young people using with media?

BHow can you collaborate with your peers in producing media?

A&B What stories do you want to tell that can make a difference?

Back in your Film Production Groups report your finding

 

 

 

Watch Each Film and think what did you like about them. Now write 3 aspects you liked on your paper.

Youth Interview Film A docu-interview

guiding Question Form

Now in your groups create your theme question for your interview film. Look at you paper are there any ideas you like?

Here are some more ideas to inspire you

How would you change.....?

What do you see as your future?

What is a moment in your life that changed you?

What do adults not get about your generation?

The Set Up

Sound Settings

Learning about sound part two: https://youtu.be/F04S2f4THhM?t=287

Task: Finding your sound

Locate all your audio files on the SD CARD

Copy and AirDrop to each group memeber

Open Premiere and add all audio clips

Check Left Channel and Right Channel, Mono Channel Easy Fix

Camera Shots

Now You are ready to make your docu-interview Storyboard

 

One day practice /One day interview/ One day Sync Premier/ Rep 

Director says "recoreding" Next Sound says "recording"

Sync Audio and Video

Editing: Three Parts

Frist Trim each interview and question with audio

Second: Part Two

Edit each of the questions together from the diffrent interviews, Add B-roll.

Part Three: Lower Thirds & Credits (always add the year).

 

Editing Your Interview Documentary

Start with your introduction, "my name is" at the Beginning with each interviewee after the ohter

B-roll: Bewtween introduction and Question One place one clip of B-roll, keep it short and visual related. Tip: show either the last person or the next person coming up

Next place all questions one reponces together, one interviewee after the other

B-roll after Question One is answered, keep it short and visual related. Tip: show either the last person or the next person coming up

Repeat the other questions following this format

  • Short Cuts
  • C = Cut
  • V = Selection Tool
  • A = Moves all clips right of the marker
  • Right-click in a blank channel Ripple Delete
  • Option Click selects a channel either video or Audio

    • Movie Poster

    Mask out a you with a camera or boom mic -This is a photo you will take.

    Add your Title, Focut on typeface and Alignment and Type Size 

    Add A Student Documentary

    A Prodcution of your group and Cardinal Broadcast

    Add your logo