On-line Class Practice

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8th Class : Sick Leave
9th Class : On-line class --> just prepare a movie!! :-)
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Class Practice

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In the 7th class, we've learnt how to create a slider.
Yet, I've just make a simple one without the meter scale......can anyone can help make a slider with a scale (i.e. allow changing the parameter)?? I'm not able to open Dr Churchill's demo file............
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7th Class

During the class, we heard our classmates present their idea for the project. Seems that everything goes alright.....(I meant out classmates). However, as Ivan is out of town, we've got problem in effective discussion on the Project. Hence....please give us some more time....the storyboard is coming soon!!

******About the task of creating movie******
The software of Photostory is quite user-friendly and it let me create a movie easily. Yet, I've got a problem in putting it on the BLOG...as I don't know how to write the HTML script for uploading the file. So, I've put it in a flash file and upload on the BLOG.

Can anyone help by telling me the script for putting the wmv file on the BLOG??? Thanks so much.... ^_^

To create a Movie!!

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Finally, I've downloaded the software and created a movie! ^_^
Please click (HERE) to view it under Windows Media Player.
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On-line Class (Class Six)

This is an on-line class...and we're going to make digital photo story.

Oh...cheer up!! ^_^

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Storyboards are graphic organizers such as a series of illustrations or images displayed in sequence for the purpose of previsualizing a motion graphic or interactive media sequence, including website interactivity.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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How to draw storyboard??
1. Write a Synopsis of the plot (narrative) of the film.
2. Break up the plot into Moments and Scenes, then Shots.
3. Pencil in the scenes and shots.
4. Analyse.
5. Flesh out the Draft
6. Analyse.

Please CLICK HERE for detailed information.
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