One of our professors (Tom Aratyn) has graciously agreed Once you have the script - get the camera and make sure you know how to let you guys film his ULI101 lecturesuse it. That means you have Definitely use a real lecture you can filmtripod also, but you have I don't want to see any handheld shaking. This should be professional about it. quite easy to do since I asked Tom that if you are disturbing his class he will kick you out, in which case don't expect you'll be out of luck for this assignment, unless you find another volunteerneed to move the camera during any scene.

In order to make sure that You must film the filming isn't causing too much trouble for the ULI101 lectures - only one person can be in the lab/lecture room filming at one time. Once the teams are settled - note in the table above which lecture and when you are planning to be filming.following:

* Yourself talking, this is probbly most of it.* You're also welcome to film our guest speaker's presentation answering questions from your partner or another class, just if you don't forget to ask permission first if have one - questions that came in from the audience.* Whatever you want to film someone else're selling in action, though I'll accept a creative use of a screen capture software.

Make sure as the lecture goes on Remember that even though you keep the camera centered on the subject. Thathave a script that doesn's going t mean you have to be do the speaker but may include other things: for example if the speaker is writing something or pointing to something - that should be whole thing right at once. Do it in the video as well. Don't worry too much about making sure that the text on the projector display is readablepieces, expecting you'll be dealing with that pasting the pieces together later in the assignmentduring editing. This is a why a good script is important - you can concentrate on one scene at a time.