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I have a Lead Teacher day coming up focusing on Movie Making and I am looking for movie making on the web using things like Animoto to compliment the straight ‘how to’s’ using iMovie or Moviemaker. This one is a great find- from National Geographic- you quickly select your film clips, accompanying sound, music and caption and drag them onto the timeline and voila! A movie that is there for retrieving using a code (Here’s my great effort- 992811893) – a great way for children to get the idea of dropping things into a timeline. You could do all sorts with this one- sorting, classifying, researching, just having fun.

Here’s what I have so far!

Sir Ken Robinson’s Video on Creativity- an excellent starter/motivator for the day.

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Our video based on events in New Orleans at the time of Hurricane Katrina- made over a period of one day and based on Bloom’s Taxonomy. Uploaded to our Podomatic podcast page. Click on the the big grey triangle to watch it play.

Cue Prompter- turns your computer into a teleprompter

Moviemaker Tutorials- all for free!

iMovie06 Tutorial- step by step text instructions

Animoto- upload your own photos to make a 30 second video with music

Vlog- how to compress for the web and other video tutorials

Voki- create an animated, talking character for your blog

Flixn-record for the web directly from your webcam

Motion Box- Basic members can upload, and share up to 300mb of video, for free!

Gawker - is an application for Mac OS X that creates time-lapse movies using a webcam. Images from your camera can be shared, allowing other users to record your image stream. Streams can also be combined to create a time-lapse movie with up to four locations side-by-side.

Springdoo- NZ company with video and audio emails

Media Convert- convert anything into anything else

Fixy.net- converts YouTube videos for iPod video

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NZ Curriculum Exemplars on Making Moving Images- with matrices of progress indicators.

Do you know of any other resources for the Movie Making Day that we could add?