Wednesday, May 6th

Introduction to 360 Video

Normally your next project would be to create a 360 video but instead you will explore what makes this medium so different. The best way to find this out is to experience it for your self. So take a look at the following videos. As you watch the video drag your mouse to see the different angles of the shot. If you have a 3D headset you can really immerse yourself in the video.

Experiencing 360 VR - First Video - Journey to the Edge of Space
Second Video - Through the Ages: President Obama Celebrates America's National Parks
The Blue Angels in 360

Now that you have experienced 360 video read about how to create this type of video and answer these questions.

1. What social network platforms now support 360 video?

2. What equipment do you need to record 360 video?

3. When shooting with a 360 degree camera what do you need to remember or keep in mind when choosing a location?

4. Take a look at the Ricoh Theta camera. What are some of the business uses for 360 video?

5. Move down the page to see what the camera looks like. How can you tell it is a 360 camera?

6. Now that you know a little bit about 360 video what are some possible areas that you could use this type of media to tell a story?

7. What would be the advantages of using 360 video?

8. What would be some of the disadvantages?

9. How would your storyline be different in this type of video?

10. Find another 360 video that you like and past the link to the video here.

Submit your answers to Canvas.

 

Homework

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What, Why, How

What: 2. Communication and Collaboration
Students use digital media and environments to communicate and work collaboratively, including at a distance,
to support individual learning and contribute to the learning of others.
Students:
a. interact, collaborate, and publish with peers, experts, or others employing a variety of digital environments
and media

Why: Teamwork is an essential workplace skill and understanding the different types of shots used by videographers adds to your skill set.

How: By working as a team to develop five different shot projects.