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Shot Types Activity 2

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  1. Review the shot types on the shot types page.
  2. Create a folder for this activity on your Desktop. See how.
  3. Name your new Desktop folder shot_types2 or something similar. See how.
  4. Complete a shot list or storyboard for your shots. You must show this to the teacher before getting a camera.
  5. Use the AI platform of your choice, plan and create at least 10 different shot types.
  6. Rename each picture according to it's shot type. See how.
  7. When you are finished, upload the folder on your Desktop to Google Drive. See how.
  8. Get a shareable link for the folder you just uploaded to Google Drive and turn in that link on Google Classroom. See how.

In preparation for this activity, we will brainstorm available AI imaging platforms as a class.

Learning objectives: By the end of this activity, you will be able to:

  1. Create folders on your Desktop and on Google Drive
  2. Plan your shots using a shot list templates
  3. Use an AI platform of your choice to create your shots
  4. Download images to your project folder
  5. Rename files
  6. Upload folder from Desktop to Google Drive
  7. Get a shareable link to a folder on Google Drive, and
  8. Submit a link to Google Classroom

Step One

Review the shot types viewable via the links below. These links also appear on the main menu at left:

Step Two

Create a folder for this activity within your class folder on your Desktop. Name the folder shot_types2 or something similar. You will be saving your shots to this folder.

Plan your shots using one of our shot list templates. Here is the simplest one.

Step Three

Use the AI imaging platform of your choice to create your shots. Note that Photoshop now has a built in AI function, but you can use any platform you like. As you create each shot, download it to your project folder and rename it. Note that you can rename is as you download it or after you download it.

Step Four

Upload the entire folder you created in Step Two to your class folder on Google Drive.

Step Five

Get a shareable link for the folder you just uploaded to Google Drive and turn in that link on Google Classroom.

EXTRA!

The best examples of different shot types will be printed and displayed in the hallway with students' permission. We'll talk about this in class.



Need a challenge?

Try any of the following:

  • Create more shots! Try new shot types or unusual subject matter. Get creative!
  • Try different AI platforms.
  • Edit your images using one of the image editors on our computers or an online editor.
  • Use your shots in a video!

Remember, everyone must be working on this activity in some fashion as long as class time is being used for the activity.



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