Let’s Make a Movie!
Let’s Make a Movie! by Danny Tieger is a practical guide published by Peter Pauper Press in March 2018. This 160-page book, written in English, provides children with the essential skills and knowledge needed to create their own movies and videos using everyday technology. It covers various aspects of filmmaking, including story development, shooting, and editing, making it accessible for young aspiring filmmakers.
Readers will find a step-by-step approach that encourages creativity and confidence in storytelling. The book features a Long Weekend Short Film Genre Challenge, which inspires kids to explore different film styles such as ghost stories, comedies, and documentaries. Additionally, it includes dedicated space for young filmmakers to jot down their ideas and storyboard their projects, making it a valuable resource for those in school filmmaking classes or any young imagineer looking to bring their visions to life.
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Today’s kids have all the technology they need to make everyday movies and videos, but lack the know-how needed to discover how to make a movie they’d consider awesome and super-satisfying. Here is a step-by-step guide to doing just that, from using your phone or camera to tell a story, to Film Development, Shooting, Editing, and more. Packed with tips, tricks, and info that will help kids develop confidence, use their imaginations, create a great story, and get their ideas onto film, this book includes a fun Long Weekend Short Film Genre Challenge, which sets the stage for making a ghost story movie, comedy film, action film, superhero story, or a documentary. The guide also includes plenty of space in which young filmmakers can write their ideas, plus storyboard pages. Ideal for kids in school filmmaking classes, or for any young imagineer.
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