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	SEVA Teacher Training Series SECC offers this new series of workshops to provide resources and inspiration to teachers with students interested in video production. SEVA 2009 Kick-off Event and Training at Serna Center, Sacramento City USD October 4, 2008 SECC and partner News10 sponsored this free training day to inspire teachers to get their students involved in SECC’s 2009 Student Educational Video Awards (SEVA) contest. The sessions provided guidance and ideas for video production, equipment recommendations, production techniques, software training, broadcast journalism techniques and more. Filmmaking in the Classroom In a rapidly changing world and workforce, students need multiple literacies, including media literacy. Gail Desler, Elk Grove Unified School District, explores the case for filmmaking in the curriculum and shows some simple, free programs for bringing this 21st century literacy into your teacher's toolkit. WATCH THE VIDEO NOW Podcasting Explore the basics of podcasting and the tools needed to publish digital media with a really simple explanation of RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Joe Parente, CSUS media professor, discusses how to use podcasts to monitor the progression of student achievement and how these findings can help you adjust your instructional techniques. He uses podcasting in his instruction and explains how students can also share their accomplishments through podcasts and other digital media publishing. WATCH THE VIDEO NOW Creating a Daily Campus Newscast Brian Weitzel, Carnegie Middle School teacher, has helped his students produce a daily newscast for several years. In this session, he explores the value of a live, school site broadcast and provides tips to get one started at your school. WATCH THE VIDEO NOW Broadcast Journalism Techniques Michael Langley, News10 Assistant News Director, discusses the basic tenets of broadcast journalism and provides guidelines on how to find, research, write, edit, produce and deliver accurate and engaging news stories to your viewers. WATCH THE VIDEO NOW ::: Series Archive ::: Creating Documentary Video Productions at KVIE February 12, 2009 Sponsored by SECC and KVIE, this workshop featured presentations by KVIE producers on the step-by-step process of creating short and long format documentary video production. TIPS FOR CREATING A VIDEO STORY by Bryan Shadden, KVIE Producer KVIE STUDENT VIDEO SUBMISSION FORM THE WAR: A Ken Burns Film — Conducting and Preserving Interviews This guide — a collaboration between the Library of Congress Veterans History Project, Florentine Films and WETA public television station in Washington, DC — contains hands-on production tips and interview techniques from Ken Burns and Lynn Novick as well as information on how to send completed interviews to the Veterans History Project. This guide was created to help individuals and groups research, conduct and preserve the stories of our nation’s veterans and to ensure that they become a part of our country’s collective and permanent history. VISIT PBS TO LEARN MORE AND DOWNLOAD THE FIELD GUIDE Andrew Carnegie Middle School Training January 22, 2009 Event included a tour of the Carnegie MS studio and video production lab; Q & A with video production students on how they make videos for their school and the SEVAs; information about SEVA copyright rules; and resources for making copyright-cleared productions. Copyright & Fair Use Resources for Educators (pdf) PDF contains: • General Info About Copyright & Fair Use • SEVA Copyright Policy and Releases • Creative Commons & Free Music Resources • Royalty Free Buyout Music Resources • Licensing Music Resources • Creative Commons Image Resources DOWNLOAD PDF Creating Your Own Music Carnegie Middle School band teacher Mark Tulga teaches Apple’s GarageBand to his music students so they can create original music to integrate with media. WATCH VIDEO Create Your SEVA Video in Nine Steps Creating your first SEVA video? This video, featuring Carnegie Middle School video production students, walks you through nine simple steps to build a SEVA contest video. WATCH VIDEO